WOBANE Wardrobe Lights Motion Sensor,3 Color Dimmable,Upgraded Eye Protection Design,USB Rechargeable Night Light,Magnetic Stick on Lights for Cupboards,Stairs,Hallway,Bedroom,Loft,2pack,30cm

The Wobane wardrobe lights come as a pair and are an excellent choice for anyone looking to bring light to their wardrobe. Motion-activated, they illuminate as soon as the door opens, with the option to set them to "off" or "always on" modes. You can also customise the light tone with three settings: a warm 2700K, a bright 4000K daylight, or a cool 6000K.When on, there is plenty of light for a wardrobe (72 lumens) and the lights have a (self-declared) CRI value of >80, meaning they render colours well compared to natural light - good, though not "excellent". There's also a stepless dimmer: simply hold the button, and the light smoothly dims and brightens again. And you can adjust the auto-off timer to 10, 25, or 40 seconds after activation.The real standout feature is the triangular prism design. This shape angles the light directly at your clothes while shielding your eyes from glare. It makes a huge difference—no more being dazzled by bright lights when you open your wardrobe in the morning!Installation is simple with the two small self-adhesive magnetic tabs. When it’s time to recharge, just detach the light from the magnets and plug it into a USB port (two USB-A to USB-C cables are included).Overall, this is well-designed and user-friendly, and perfect for a wardrobe or dark cupboards.

There's two things that usually put me off items with rechargeable batteries. The first is that once the battery stops charging properly - the item is dead. The other is that you usually can't tell when the device is about to run out of juice and it just stops working. It's not like you can pop in another pair of AAs and get one with it.So while the first point isn't mitigated with these WOBANE motion-sensing lights - the second is to a point by having a really decent battery lifespan. I have been using these for a month now and have not had to recharge them as yet. That means as long as I get into a monthly cycle of "recharge the lights" - I should keep them running okay.To be fair - the lights aren't on all that much - just when the cupboards where they are placed are opened. To help with this you can also set them to stay on for 3 different time periods (I set them at the lowest which is about 10 seconds).Attachment is magnetic however unless you really luck out with the surface you are attaching to - you will need to use the provided metal strips.The amount of light emitted is pretty good - but through no fault of the product this couldn't really be used in one particular wardrobe where it was originally intended to go (obstacles in the way). It actually ended up in a kitchen corner cupboard where we store the weird appliances that only come out once a year.Overall decent but would have been better with stronger magnetic attachments.

I've been using similar lights, that are flat, attached to my wardrobe doors so they shine in when I open them. But this is a lot better. It's closer to the clothes, and all the light is used on illuminating them. It only lights up on one side so it doesn't dazzle you or waste battery lighting up what doesn't need illuminating. The motion detection is good, and always detects the doors opening. You can switch between A, B, & C, which change the duration the light stays on for, and between automatic motion detection or manual mode. It all works really well.It's easy to install with he self-adhesive strips. But using the magnets is more difficult as you gave to remove the strips from the magnets to do so.

I recently got this light with Motion Sensor, and while they offer a lot of great features, I have mixed feelings about whether they’re worth the price.First off, the functionality is excellent. The motion sensor works consistently, turning on the lights as soon as I open the wardrobe door, and they switch off automatically after a short period of inactivity. The dimmable feature is a nice touch, allowing you to adjust the brightness based on your needs, and the three color options (warm, cool, and neutral) provide versatility depending on the mood or time of day. I also appreciate the upgraded eye protection design, which makes these lights much easier on the eyes at night compared to harsher LED options.The wireless, rechargeable design is another major benefit. There are no messy wires to deal with, and charging is simple, although I would have liked a longer battery life between charges. For a small space like a wardrobe, the lighting coverage is adequate, and it adds a nice modern touch.However, I do feel the product is overpriced for what it offers. While the lights function well, the overall quality doesn’t feel premium enough to justify the cost. The build feels a bit lightweight, and I was expecting more brightness or durability for the higher price point. You can find similar products at a lower cost with comparable features, which makes this hard to justify unless you're specifically looking for the dimmable and colour temperature options.In summary, while this wardrobe light does deliver on its promises—offering a good range of features like motion sensing, dimmable brightness, and eye protection—it’s hard to ignore that it’s quite expensive for what you’re getting. If you're willing to pay a premium for these specific features, it could be worth it, but otherwise, there are more affordable alternatives on the market.