5-Pack 2.76" Mini Stick on Push Lights

Good quality, give a nice light above my crystal (in glass cabinet) easy to use/place but as it states, push it down for 10secs to ensure good sticking power. Fair price paid too, does what it says on the tin, so very happy

Great wee lights. Bought for my cupboard under the stairs, gives out a good light and saves getting an electrician in. Good value for money.

The are ok for the money. Easy to use and install. Don’t last very long but may need better battery. Nice warm white colour just bright enough for their purpose.

Excellent - easy to apply and very bright perfect for inside dark cupboards which was my task!! Will be buying more soon.

These little lamps are great. They are bright. We bought them to light up our pumpkins at Halloween. Only downside was that 1 of the lights did not work. Once i realised, it was too late to return.

Great set on lights, good value for money, they stick well to surfaces to stay secure

They work fine and look good

The lights aren't too bad. A little bit flimsy, but should be OK. Could be a little brighter too, but they are perfectly serviceable for my needs. Super easy to install though and pretty cheap.

Fungerar bra som belysning i såväl garderober som i husbilens garage.

Iluminan genial

We can use it whenever we want , we have full control over on/off ... motion sensor lights suddenly switch on and off and difficult to charge we need power bank for convenience...but this works in simple AA battery and we can switch on and off whenever needed , I really liked it hope this helps ...

Voelt degelijk. Zonder problemen batterijen in kunnen doen. De hoeveelheid licht is ruim voldoende.

I bought these for power outages, as general lighting. I wanted specifically the soft-white, and the capability to switch to warm white -- more yellowish and easier on the eyes. I hadn't read the instructions all that closely, so at first thought they didn't change color modes and weren't what I ordered. No; reading the instructions again, not to mention the Amazon description page!... I realized it takes TWO short pushes to the center to change modes. I did that, and Wah-Lah! it worked perfectly. These are nicely bright lights. They say 100 lumens, which actually is decent. If you're out camping and want some sort of wide-area bright light, this is NOT what you want. These are indoor, area lights. As they say; for closets, bathrooms, hallways, bedroom nights and so forth. Or, in my case, power outages. I don't intend to stick them to anything; just use them on countertops. For people saying the sticky pad doesn't hold, I can tell you that none of these kinds of sticky-pad lights hold. There's a better solution. I bought some of that EZLifeGo clear, double-sided nano-tape, and THAT stuff is incredible! I wanted a non-permanent way to mount an under-cabinet battery light (a different one). This tape sticks extremely well, AND it's not difficult to remove. You have to be careful on fake veneer things like cheap kitchen cabinets, but if you rub with your thumb, it comes off nicely. I tried just the tape, but it wouldn't hold the light upside down, hanging. So I bought some Velcro dots, like people use for sewing things (craft sections). First, I put the nano-tape where I wanted the light. Then I stuck the soft felt side to the back of the light, and the "loop" side to the nano tape. That works brilliantly! You can use as many of the Velcro buttons as you want, so even fairly heavy items work. And having Velcro, it's much easier to take off to replace batteries, then stick back up. All in all, I'm very happy with these little puck lights. I'd thought of getting USB rechargeable, but realized that "AA" batteries are entirely reliable. They can sit until the power goes out and still be charged. USB is pretty reliable, but if the charge dies during the outage, you're out of luck unless you have a portable power bank. So alkaline batteries are better. If they don't last days and days, so what? The batteries are cheap enough to keep many of them on hand. Just remember to tap TWO times, in quick succession to change the color mode. The back is also a bit problematic. It sits flush with the outer rim of the light, and has 3 little tabs that slide into three little slots. The surface of the back has some raised "treads" so you have some friction/traction when turning the back to open or close. However, to securely close the back you have to turn it (clockwise) far enough to hear a soft "click." I had a hard time with that, even with the traction grooves. For me; I used a small screwdriver to carefully push the back around that last tiny bit. It can be done with thumb pressure, but be aware -- it only is locked close after you hear the little "click."