Yurnero Motion Sensor Ceiling Light Battery Operated Battery Powered Ceiling Light with 400LM 6000K 7.8 inch Motion Activated Light for Closet Stair Hallway Shower Shed Garage Pantry Basement Porch

I put this in a closet that had no electricity for a wired light in April 2020, and it’s just now needing to have the batteries replaced 4 1/2 years later! Admittedly it’s an owners closet in a vacation rental so it doesn’t get opened a lot but still I am so impressed with this light and have bought several more. It’s extremely easy to install, the motion detection works great, and the light is plenty bright. And for the batteries to last 4.5 years…amazing! Which is actually good because I never have D cell batteries and only bought some for this light. They now make a rechargeable one which I also bought but haven’t had it long enough to compare.

I bought this light go over my shower. Like my previous house, the shower is kind of dark and I finally thought of getting a remote light. I just installed it maybe an hour ago but I like it so much I wanted to write a review right away. I won't be using the motion feature as it only lights for 20 seconds at a time. I found a listing elsewhere on the site for a wall mounted remote holder, the remote is 2" wide if you want to look for that listing. The light can be set on both warm or cold white light and you can adjust the brightness, I'll have to experiment to see what combo I like better.I want to comment on the installation. The instructions say to use a 1/4" drill bit for the anchors but I feel that is too big. With 4 D batteries in it this is a heavy unit and I have concerns that the anchors are not in securely enough. If I were you I'd start with a smaller drill bit.The other issue is the "fixing plug". Mine came packaged in the hardware bag and not already installed. I think the company started sending it separate like that because people couldn't open the back to install the batteries and didn't figure out that the plug had to come out first. The fixing plug is a fat white plug that you jam into a large hole on the back after installing the batteries, supposedly to insure that the unit does not come apart unexpectedly, which is good. Since I have just installed my light I have not yet needed to remove the plug but I think you would use a flat headed screwdriver as that is called for in the directions and a flat screwdriver is not needed elsewhere.

Pros: Very bright. Motion sensor is sensitive, so light turns on as quickly as if I flipped a switch when I open the closet door, and always shuts off when it’s supposed to. Connects to a plate that’s screwed into the ceiling so there’s no adhesive to fail. Battery-powered so no wiring or recharging necessary. Cons: Directions could have been easier. A lot harder to screw the plate to the panel than I think it should have been. Connection between light and plate seems secure but could have been made to feel more robust. I screwed it to a wooden panel that’s removable for access to the crawlspace. If I had had to screw it directly into the ceiling it would have been a lot harder. Still, happy with the purchase.

It was surprised how bright it is. Worth buying!!

Works great using on stairs leading to second floor apartment .

I bought 3 of these lights over a 6 month period. They are easy to install, the motion sensing is great, and the light output is pretty good. They work great in my windowless, 2-story shed. Unfortunately, the first two I purchased failed after 12 months. (One won't turn on anymore. The other won't turn off.) I suspect my third one will fail soon also. It's too bad. They work great, but they just don't last.

The media could not be loaded. This was worth the purchase it's amazing I can finally see inside my closet it's motion censored was super easy to install. Batteries required not wired and it's bright love this product..

Bought two for use on my basement steps. I occasionally have both hands full, so it's difficult to hit the light switch. They work great, motion detection is flawless and I do like the fact that it uses size D batteries, which last longer than the usual AA batteries in similar lights. The only slight downside is I wish they were a bit brighter, but I still rate these a 5. (I have two portable "trouble lights" made by "Cat" (from Home Depot), that use four AA batteries, which produce lingering red spots in my eyes if I look into them directly, so I know the technology is out there.)