Rechargeable Touch Light, DIY Stick Anywhere Led Night Light Touch Lamp Tap Light (Touch Sensor Switch, Stepless Dimmer, Last Setting Memory, Built-in Battery Powered, Warm White Light)

Pros:• It's rechargeable. Forget about replacing batteries. Uses the now nearly ubiquitous micro USB port.• Frosted cover makes for a wide, diffuse light.• Very neat infinitely variable brightness setting with memory.• Can be used 3 ways: hung, free standing, or foam double-sided tape.• It's pretty! Some other lights of this ilk are functional but ugly. Not this one. Clean and simple lines fit any decor.Cons:• The on-off switch is a touch sensor. You have to be accurate when touching it or you will miss the sweet spot and end up poking at it.• The frosted cover, while diffusing the light, also cuts back on its brightness.I have used this for a month now, mounted over a stove top. It has been used on the highest setting for a few minutes a day, and it has stayed bright for about 3 weeks. Ample light for cooking. After 4 weeks it was clearly not as bright so I recharged it. Recharging took 2 hours.I did not want to use the foam tape mounting method for fear that eventually the light would fall into my scrambled eggs. I used a countersink bit to make 3 holes in the 3 circular areas of the mounting plate. The plastic is at its thinnest here. (you can see them in the photo). 3 small flathead screws were used to attach the plate to the wooden cabinet above the stove. All this to ensure that the screws do not stick out and prevent the mounting of the light. The light is easily removed with a very short counter-clockwise twist.

This is the perfect light to have next to you with newborns and toddlers. We use this multiple times a night every night.I've kept this by my bed since our almost 2 month old arrived. Our newborn sleeps in her bassinet next to my side of the bed and this is mounted to the wall just above where she sleeps. I set the brightness where I want it before I go to sleep and then I turn it on throughout the night when she starts to fuss or just to check on her. The brightness range is awesome. It gets very very low, so its not startling when I turn it on while nursing her. It also gets super bright when there have been emergencies.We have also used this with our toddler who is extremely sensitive to light while he sleeps. We've needed to grab things in his room and change his diaper in the middle of the night and this is the only light dim enough to not wake him up entirely while changing his diaper.In terms of the mounting, the light is very lightweight, it doesn't feel cheap though. I was worried the mounting would be cheap and would fall off, which is serious concern because its mounted above my baby, but its very sturdy. You twist the light slightly to remove it from its mount and you can carry it with you. I've had to place it back on the mount in the dark, just by feel and its been really easy to do.In hindsight, I don't know how we made it through our first baby without it. I sleep better because I don't have a light on all the time. In fact, I think we all sleep better.

We purchased this as a dim light option for middle of the night feedings and diaper changes after reading other reviews (that told us this one is worth paying a little extra for). It was a smart purchase to save our retinas from the burning discomfort of flipping on a lamp. It's small and portable (no wires or plugs!) and just the right amount of light... and to be perfectly frank, if you're buying this to help with nighttime feedings, this thing even looks like a breast! Meant to be to help when latching on a newborn in the wee hours.The light level is adjustable from low to bright, and stays on the last light level you set it to during the last use. You'll need to mess with it a little to figure out how to adjust the light level (tap and hold to brighten, tap and hold to lighten). It's lightweight and has a handy little plastic piece that allows you to prop it upright, hang it on the wall, or it can just lie on its back. Since I'm grabbing for it in the dark, ours lives on it's back, in our bed with us! (If you're a mom nursing at night- try the side-lying position! It's so comfortable, gives you an opportunity for a different latch, aaaaaand this light will travel with you easily from side to side. Then you can hand baby and light to dad for diapering (wink, wink)). No cords or wires to untangle as you move it.Baby experts recommend dim light at night to help your wee'un distinguish between day and night. This was a great solution to that need for us.Oh yeah- it's rechargeable!

Love this because it's portable and pretty dim. It sits on my nightstand and is perfectly dim for nighttime feedings. I feed the baby in bed then baby gets changed on the dresser, so all I have to do is pick up this nightlight and bring it with me.I rarely charge it. Mostly because I never remember. I've charged it once or twice a month and it's on about 3x every night for 15-30 minutes.Not giving 5 stars because sometimes when I tap it to turn on it gets super bright and I have to press and hold the middle to dim it again. But the rest of the time it turns on at the dim level I set.Also not giving 5 stars because the charging cable is ridiculously short 🤣But I'd absolutely buy it again... Nighttime baby feedings saver!!Picture on nightstand is the nightlight on the lowest setting which is hard to depict in a picture but, there you have it.