Sensor Brite Overlite Wireless Motion-Activated Ceiling/Wall LED Light, Stick Anywhere, Overhead Light

The media could not be loaded. I had those kind of lights before from another brand, but I never was impressed by the amount of light they displayed. So I decided to go with those, to see the difference. And WOW, they put quite the light show !After accomplishing the challenge of the impenetrable clam-shell packaging, I inserted the 3 AA required batteries (not included), and I was ready to use the light. This light is super bright, and it will come right on after inserting the last battery. So avoid to look at it if you don't go temporary blind.Light is around 4 inches in diameter. It has a 3M double sided patch tape on the back, but that's pretty much all it came with in the box though. The detachable base has some holes in it, in case you choose to mount it more permanently somewhere (again, you will have to provide the mounting hardware). At the end, I was so pleased with those that I order 3 more !So in short...GOOD:- VERY bright light, and will light up a large area.- Has a more diffused light beam.- Feels sturdy and less cheaply made than other brand I tested in the past.- Will turn on ONLY when motion is detected AND when it's dark where the light is.- Once triggered, light stays on for around 20 seconds (or as long as movement is detected).- Comes with a 3M double sided patch tape already installed on the back.- Not too expansive.NOT SO GOOD:- VERY sensitive to any little movement.- Will not trigger only in total dark area, but in medium lighted area as well.- NO magnetic back. Shame, because if you need to temporary mount it on a metal surface you cannot.- Mounting hardware NOT included.

I live in a rural area where there's not much ambient light at night, so I needed a light I could place near my front door for those times when I forget to turn on the outside lights when leaving the house during the day. This is the perfect light for that purpose. All I had to do was take it out of the box, peel the cover off the sticky back, and affix the light to the wall just outside my front door. I now have a very bright outside light near my door that comes on the moment I, or anyone or anything else, approaches. It's a compact, well-made unit that is big enough and bright enough to light up the entire area, making it easier for me to find my keys and get into my home safely. I've been using this light for a while now, and I could not be happier with it's performance.

I leave early for work, while it's still dark, and exiting out my back door is an issue -- if I turn the patio light on, it stays on until i get home from work. I tried putting the patio lights on a timer, and that worked-ish, but still wasn't what I needed, which was just a small light to come on and turn off after a moment. I tried some cheapo stores lights that are similar to this, but they were solar powered and didn't last more than a week or so. I like that these are AA and not AAA, which SHOULD mean longer life. At any rate, I installed this on the patio ceiling, right above my back door, so now the second I swing the door open I am lit up - plenty of light to find my keys and lock the door, plenty to walk to the car with. And it flicks itself off. I'm going to install the second one in a dark closet, and am considering buying another pair for under counter lighting. A great buy, couldn't recommend more highly!

I got this for my bedroom closet. It has no light and a recessed area going back to left from the opening of the closet which is very dark and hard to access and visualize. I originally thought I would install this light on the ceiling. Unfortunately, I realized the ceiling of the closet is a popcorn ceiling and the light likely wouldn't stick well. Then I thought I might install it using the screw mount option. As there are 3 screw holes in the light mount, I would assume there should be 3 screws and 3 anchors however there were only 2 screws and 1 anchor. I considered returning the light but saw from other comments that this was not an option. I also considered going to the store to buy additional screws and anchors. Ultimately, though, I decided to mount the light from the side of the closet on the wall in the recessed side of the closet using the stick on option. Comments for the product seemed mixed as to whether this would work but I put it up several days ago and so far so good. I installed it about halfway up the wall. I was surprised that my cat, who likes to nap in the closet, activated it since he is so much lower to the ground than the light. I almost wish the motion-detection wasn't quite that sensitive but at least it only stays on for a few seconds when this happens and then it goes off as described. The amount of light is sufficient for my needs, much better than the cheap stick-on lights I had bought locally. It might be nice if the spread of the light was a little wider, but I didn't expect it to be based on the photos and it is good enough, so I'm satisfied as long as the light remains stuck to the wall.

Just got this light today and put it up in the ceiling of a closet that had no wiring for a light. Easy to install - the back twists off easily, put in 3 of your own AA batteries. Then peel off the cover for the adhesive panel, and up it went into the closet ceiling. The motion lighting works just as it should, the light is bright and it stays on for just long enough after the closet door is closed to be effective. First impressions is this is a quality item, worth the few dollars more than a cheaper alternative. Oh, if you want you can also use the screws and anchors to attach the rear cover to the ceiling. I'll keep those little pieces around so if the adhesive does ever loosen, screwing it up will be just fine.