4-Pack Vintar Dimmable Led Night Light

I have bought the cheapest nightlights I could find for years, but I am now cured of that. I plugged these in to test them as soon as they arrived, and I loved them. The fact that they are adjustable make them a solid investment. I also love the fact that when it is light in the morning, these little rascals are off duty, with no effort on my part. No turning them off or on. They adjust to the amount of light, and I can make them as dim or as bright as I like them. I like to sleep in a very dark room, but I do need some light if I have to get up and go to the bathroom. I can see where I’m going without smashing my toes into the furniture or the walls, and I can see without it being too bright. This light is the perfect balance for me. I put one in the kitchen, and that one is very bright so everyone can see where they are going. I am also going to put one in the bathrooms, and that means I need to order another package of these for the other rooms. This is a great product and a solid investment, and totally worth the price. I read reviews before I buy anything, and the reviews were so positive that I felt these were the best I could buy. I was right.

These work great. They're sufficently bright but I could reduce their brightness with the slider on the unit. They sense the light in the area and turn off if there's light. While they're advertised for 120 volts, it appears that they will work on 220 volts, also. I used them on a trip where the voltage was 220 volts and they worked and didn't self destruct. No problems - recommended.

We bought these 3 years ago for a hallway with no lighting. They've worked so well that I just bought another pack. The brightest setting is about as bright as a dim TV, which is more than bright enough to walk around. There is an analog slider to adjust the brightness, with the lowest setting being barely visible even in pitch darkness. We keep ours at around 25%, which is perfect for stumbling to the bathroom while half-asleep. I hooked them up to a Kill-a-watt to determine electricity usage, but it couldn't detect anything even at the brightest setting, meaning they use less than 0.1 watts, significantly less than the 0.5W advertised (which is a good thing). That means they use less than 1 kwh per year. Overall I can't think of a single complaint.

They work as described, but the dimming feature could work much better than it does. There is the option to slide a dimmer bar to increase or decrease brightness, but for all practical purposes, it's basically an on or off setting (mostly). You can dim it, but it's super sensitive and basically turns off if you dim it to a very low setting. Instead of a sliding bar, maybe there should have 5 different "click" settings to people can choose the brightness that works best for them. I'd like my brightness somewhere between its lowest current setting and where it turns off, but I am unable to do that. Still better to buy this than something that doesn't dim at all.

Pros: There are several competitors, even one that looks and seemingly functions the same. I went with this one because of the Kelvin Rating, which unlike the other is a warmer 2700k (kelvin) rather than the competitors 3000k, which is the difference between the tone of a real candle light and something that looks more like traditional LEDs or almost a florescent bulb would emit. Note: When I say candle light, i mean it, but i don't mean just one candle, since you can adjust the brightness to what would be the equivalent of a aprx. 5 candles burning (trust me, bright enough)! Use cases: I now have have one or more in all hallways and unoccupied bedrooms at about 25% power. Behind vases and hall doors with glass panes at 100% power. Bottom line, if you want bright, but warm, a classy look with added security, then this is for you. Cons: >Would like to have seen the dimmer slider be a stepped "clicky" slider so that I have quick/easy confidence when trying to calibrate all my hall lights to each other :) >Wish it was rectangular vs. large square so that it looked a bit less utilitarian and even more sleek than it already is. This would allow for the added benefit of having it not hang lower (or higher) then the outlet itself and allow it to stay within the margins of the outlet. I would only deduct .33% of 1 star for this if I could, so because I cannot... they get a deserved 5 stars from me! :D

Love these nightlights! Got 6 of them in the bundle and they're all being used in various locations around the house and attached garage. First time I've ever seen a nightlight that can be adjusted. What a great feature and on a very affordable night light! Turned all the way up, they are quite bright, great for getting up in the middle of the night, especially when you're at that age where your night vision isn't what it used to be. If you want a little less light in a particular place, just turn it down. They have give off a warm light that I prefer for a night light, not a harsh white light like some of the LED night lights have. The auto on-off sensor has just the right amount of sensitivity so it's on when it's needed and off when it isn't. That's also important to me. They have a flat profile, nothing butting out from the wall, very sleek. They're certainly not tiny, but it they were smaller, they might not have the same capacity for bright light, so I can live with the size, especially since it's flat and unobtrusive. Now, it's just a question of how long they last. With other nightlights, that can be a real hit or miss proposition and would be the only thing I can think of that would change my enthusiasm for these dandy little night lights!

Just looking back on my purchase history and see I blur these 6 years ago to the date! Well they still work great and are dimmable. The bright is bright and the dim is subtle light.

I have had these nightlights almost three years now and just wanted to add product review how much I love them! The best feature about them is that the light output is adjustable! I like having a little bit of light in my child Loren’s room be able to get up and navigate to the restroom should they wake up in the dark and need to do so. At the same time, I don’t want too much light that it makes it hard to fall asleep or possibly messes with the circadian rhythm as darkness helps support that better. I just know that the few times I have stayed at some one’s house they had a non-adjustable nightlight in my room, I have found myself having a hard time falling asleep…and had to remove the nightlight altogether or move it to a hallway. I like this adjustable light feature a lot!