WILLED Rechargeable Light Bar, 3W Touch Light Built-in 2000mAh Battery and Stick Magnet Mount, for Reading, Closet, Cabinet, Makeup Mirror, Bedside, Study Light

I bought this item at first it worked great but it fell from the holder and broke. I reached out to the seller through amazon and they replaced the light with no problems. Be careful not to leave the light in the holder for too long. Overall it's a great product, the light works great. I needed for my mirror when doing my makeup and it gets the job done perfectly.

Overrall very happy with the light, brightness level is great and I like that it's easy to adjust how bright it is, the fade off is a nice touch. Only downside is the relatively low battery life, needs to be charged at least every other day or it's too dim to work well.

It's a good light. It's bright, I like the option of being able to tilt the angle to what I need. It can be dimmed either by touching the power button on the light or using the remote. It's BRIGHT... when fully charged. Now the slight downfall (which I have managed and will explain). It starts to die FAST... maybe within an hour of being on it will start to fade. It won't go completely out, but it will not be as bright. In my last picture, it's on, fully charged and on the brightest setting. When it starts to dim it becomes not as useful for some of the things I use it for (weeding vinyl, sewing, other hobby items). I have figured out a way and was able to have it plugged in at all times. So it won't start to die on me. It's a generic USB port to charge the light. I bought a 10 foot long USB cord and was able to run it behind the wall of my desk (as per the attached picture) to a USB port on my computer. I would recommend this light for someone who is looking for a low-profile light. However, if you're wanting to use the 3 mounts it comes with to use it all over the place, at least make sure you could be close to a plug to have it plugged in. I know it defeats the purpose of being a "wireless" light. I tried to weigh the pros and cons. BRIGHT for what I need... Dies FAST.

My need was for additional lighting above the stovetop. A stainless steel hanging pot rack above the stovetop had the stovetop shadowed from the ceiling lights. I did a lot of searching. Battery power was a must. I looked at a lot of assorted LED grill/undercounter/auxilliary motion sensing lights before settling on these. I purchased one unit to see how it might perform if mounted to the pot rack. The unit arrived and after charging it, I handheld it above the stovetop and realized at least two units would be needed to sufficiently brighten the stovetop area. So I ordered a second unit. In the meantime, I disassembled the unit I had, masked the plastic diffuser with blue tape, masked the charging port, magnet and curved metal plate in the base. reassembled the unit, wiped it down with rubbing alcohol, and sprayed it with Rustoleum silver metal flake paint. Once dry, I dissassembled the unit, removed all the masking tape, reassembled and attached it to the pot rack. The silver metal flake paint matches the stainless steel very well. When the second unit arrived, I also repainted it. The two units appear as if they were original to the pot rack. The distance from potrack to stovetop is 37 inches. Under normal kitchen lighting, my hand-help light meter reads 130 lux on the stovetop. When I turn on the two light bars, the reading goes to 325 lux.One remote controls both lights which is nice. I used doubled sided tape to attach a remote to the side of the knife block. The wife likes it. When she needs more light, she just reaches to the knife block and taps the remote. The main drawback is battery life. A higher capacity battery would be a really good improvement.Wife says it the output from the lightbars is ok, that she can live with it but the stovetop area could still be brighter. So, I went ahead and ordered two additional units which will once repainted form a quad mount on the hanging pot rack. All four will look nearly identical to the potrack. reassembled

I've been using this for a good few weeks now almost daily. I am working from home and use this in my purpose built computer workspace and gives excellent but variable light just where I need it. I have arthritis but fitted in seconds and with the remote control I don't need to stretch up all the time to turn it on, off or vary the light intensity. Remote control timer function is brilliant. The magnetic fixings (and it comes with 2 if you need to vary where you have it) are sturdy and work exactly as they should.2 negatives and they are not a big deal for me but why I have given it an overall 4 stars. Like a lot of lights, it hums a lot when on but unless it is very quiet I don't really notice it. The other slight negative is I feel the charge could last longer but probably because I use it a lot. However, it charges relatively quickly by USB.Would buy again if needed without hesitation. Great value compared with similar products