L LOHAS LEDCute Duck Night Light, Kawaii Duck Lamp, Desk Decor, Cute Stuff, Squishy Duck Light, 16 Colors Table Lamp with Remote Control, USB Rechargeable, Ideal Funny Gifts

I just love this nightlight. From the feel of the silicone to the simplicity of use, this is just fun & functional. They did a really nice job of packaging this product. The box is so sweet, the IFU is well-written and they even include a gift card, should you need it.The bunny comes adorned with a red & white scarf, has blue eyes and rosy cheeks (no whiskers for obvious reasons). Its face is adorable. Using this is very simple. It comes with a short USB cable for charging. While it’s being charged, there is a tiny light on the bottom that illuminates red. When the light goes out, it’s fully charged. The ON/OFF switch is on the bottom and you can choose white or multi-colored illumination. Once you’ve made your choice you can dim the intensity of the white light by tapping the bunny and the light goes from (ON) 100% to 50% to 10% to OFF. When you select the multi-color, it will cycle thru the color options with each tap and the 8th tap turns it off. It’s that simple and the intensity of the illumination is surprisingly good.This nightlight is delightful and is designed so a child can use it. They have packed it with fun features and it’s very well priced. I’m sure any child would be charmed by it (and any bunny owner would love it too!). It’s soft & squishy and just so darn cute!

Remote has a button for "smooth" light-color transitions, but it does not perform this task. NOT a major setback AT ALL. We would not know any difference, if not comparing it to another silicone nightlight that actually responds with a different, and yes, smooth transition of color cycle. This one simply changes colors without a smooth blending during transition. SMALL DEAL, but it's still there.(Nowhere in the listing/advertisement is a timer mentioned, and rightly so. But during this review posting, I was asked to comment on its timer function. It does not have a built-in timer, which is fine and met my expectations. Simply don't want them to be docked any credit for lacking this unclaimed feature.)The only other pet peeve I have of these night lights (we seriously probably have "too many" LOL!) is some charge ports are very easy to access and remove the cable. This is one of the less appealing ones, that have it inset on underside of base. Plugging in is partly tedious, but removing the cable is NOT easy without tugging on the cord, instead of the proper hard plastic end...will wear out your cable prematurely. Fortunately, it's a type C usb, so we tend to have these in abundance....just a small gripe from a good steward. ;)Other than these tiny and almost irrelevant quibbles, this night light comes in at $14 currently and is one of the best deals going for ones with such robust functionality and a remote! It is an AWESOME deal, even compared to all the others we've ordered. It's ability to operate for good duration with decent battery life actually exceeds some we've obtained at a higher price point.A VERY very solid recommendation from us!!!

I fell in love with this as soon as I saw it. I live with a roommate who is also a caregiver. There is just no room to squeeze another cute item into my bedroom (without looking like a hoarder lives here - ick). But I was just sure that my roommate would flip out if I ordered a SECOND duck nightlight, so this time I decided it was better to beg forgiveness than to ask for permission. It is done, and it was received with a big “awwww” which is just what I’d hoped for.This little bundle of joy seems indestructible. Anything that asks you to operate it by bopping it on the head has to be pretty tough, especially when its principal audience is toddlers. Or two little old ladies with poor attitudes. So don’t be afraid to get this if you’re worried whether it will last. It will; it has been old-lady-with-canes tested.I believe kitsch should be doled out carefully, so thanks to my roommates capabilities as a designer, you can walk through our impeccably decorated home and just come upon a rubber duck here or there. (As an aside, we both live on fixed incomes. Beautiful decorating beautifully is NOT expensive; you just have to know what you’re doing. She does.)The listing says “Cute Duck Night Light For Kids”. Bah, humbug. Get this, even if you don’t have a kid. It’s a small smile in a life which does not dole out smiles automatically. Good duck.

This is so cute and bright makes a great nightlight for my little one.has different pre-set colors. Great quality for a nursery.

Ok, I admit it....I got this light for myself. I wasn't disappointed when it arrived either. This little bunny is super cute, and the silicone is smooth and soft to the touch. The light that it emits is also very soothing and not glaring for me. I have him sitting on my nightstand and he's adorable, even if I'm not using the light at the time. This light puts out just the right amount of light when I'm watching TV at night, so I can see the top of my nightstand well to get a tissue, or take a sip of something without spilling it, find my phone or such. It's easy to recharge as well with the port on the back by his tail.

It's a delight as a parent to see this market niche take off—this lamp as are many in the arena, extremely cute and a very welcome alternative to the plugin rigid socket-lamps of yore.Pros: the "squeeze to control" mechanism is very satisfying. The color temperature (and assortment) is quite nice—and the colors serve an unexpected second benefit, in that depending on your room specifics you can probably find one of the colors that is effectively dimmer than the warm white.This is a benefit because the warm white is very charming as an accent light, but for our tastes too bright for most children—if your kid is light-sensitive this is something to consider.We have not made much use of the remote but it's just what you'd expect—a few cryptic buttons which become second nature after you are used to them. We do wish there were a standard though for the day that will come when we lose the remote or don't have the right replacement battery (though to be clear, you don't need the remote to use the light function).