L LOHAS LED Night Light Plug in, Modern Night Lights Plug into Wall, Dusk to Dawn Sensor, Soft White 3000K, 0-100LM Adjustable Brightness, Dimmable Night Lights for Hallway Bedroom Stairway, 2 Pack

Very stylish and functional night lights. They only come on when the lights go out and are so easy to use. Just plug them in, adjust the amount of light that you desire and let them do their thing.

The media could not be loaded. Good night lights, at $13 for a pair, they are difinetly worth the price. The lights are elegant looking and work well. They have adjustable brightness from very dim to reasonably bright. The photo switch and the dimmer slider switch work well. Would buy again.

A very elevated night-light - these look great in a hallway and love that you can adjust the brightness settings! They do stick out a little ways from the wall but very happy with the functionality and the look!

I am a huge fan of this product! I was looking for a nightlight for my hallway but not one that blinds you when you go searching for the restroom in the middle of the night. Seeing that this light focuses up and down vs illuminating the whole space, has the ability to adjust brightness as needed, has made this the perfect solution! My hallway is illuminated appropriately! The 2nd light, I used in my garage for some added visibility to my mini fridge. I’m able to set the brightness higher and it works great!! Fantastic little set, great sale price and exactly what I needed! I also appreciate that they don’t stick out too far where you’d bump them in the hallway. Should I need more in the future, I will certainly repurchase these!*Note- Hallway photo shows brightness on low and garage shows brightness on high

This little two-pack of L LOHAS night lights has been a fantastic addition to our home! The dusk-to-dawn sensor works like a charm, turning on automatically as it gets dark and off again in the morning – one less thing to think about. What I really appreciate is the adjustable brightness; the soft white 3000K light is gentle on the eyes, but being able to dial it up or down from 0 to 100 lumens is super handy depending on the location. We have one in the hallway providing a subtle glow for navigating at night and another in the bedroom that I can adjust to a slightly brighter setting for reading before bed. Installation couldn't be simpler – just plug them in! They have a sleek, modern look that blends in well with our decor. For the price, this is a great value and a definite upgrade from our old, basic night lights.

This red light is just about everything the melatonin-conscious consumer could ever want in a red night light. Beautiful, stylish, elegant, and truly red. For years I settled for ugly red night light plug-ins, because that’s what was available and I was just happy to protect my circadian rhythm at any cost. But with these you can have your cake and eat it too, as they say.It’s bright enough to perform most nightly tasks with ease, and thanks to the easy brightness adjustment slider on the side, it can also be dimmed low enough to be kept on all night long without interfering with melatonin production or sleep quality (both conscious and imperceptible).The ambient light sensor allows for effortless transition from day to night (though my only complaint is that the sensor is not highly sensitive, so if you place it in a room without loads of ambient light, it may stay on all day; if this bothers you, it’s an easy fix to turn the slider all the way down so the light turns off, then turn it back up at night when you need it).Another great feature is that, in addition to the sides being impermeable to light (thus creating an indirect lighting source via only the top and bottom of the fixture), the bulb is completely encased behind an opaque cover over the top and bottom openings, allowing for a soothing diffuse light source with no chance of glare for even the most light-sensitive beings among us (of which I happen to be one).Finally, I love that the bulb itself is red while the outer encasement is black and white, allowing this fixture to compliment almost any decor without tipping visitors off that you’re a closet health junkie who’s secretly a red light fanatic. That should be your news to share when you’re ready - don’t let your tacky red-framed light fixtures steal that from you! You deserve better.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Our brains are wired to wake up to the sun rising (blue light), so any even artificial light where we're sleeping will cause a corresponding drop in melatonin production and interfere with our ability to get good restorative sleep. (You feel like you're sleeping right on the surface and are still tired when you wake up.)But red light contains no blue light, and does not cause this effect. Amber lights are good too, but to a lesser extent. But red light is the best for this. And I can attest that these nightlights are giving off a true red light. My eyes would know.Speaking of, if you have any sensitivity to light like I do, red light does not change your vision so it does not cause your muscles to contract or expand. So, no sensitivity or pain. This is why if you've ever gone out to view the stars with a group at an "uninterrupted night-sky event," you'll see them using red lights. Even a momentary flash of anything containing blue light (like an accidental headlight flash, oops) causes us to lose our full night vision for like half an hour.So, red light lets us see in the dark, without changing our vision. It's kind of magic. And I've had several of these in use for the past couple years and they've been great. (They only come on when the room's dark.) I use them in the cats' room too since it's a myth that cats have perfect sight in the dark. Their night vision is just better than ours, but they have things to do in there in the dark, ahem, and this makes sure they can see fine without keeping them awake. Cats need their sleep! And so do we. PS: These nightlights are also fully adjustable, and I think they are a nice design and an elevated look from most others. Why not have some classy nightlights in our homes…? Might as well.