POWRUI Plug-in Night Light with 2-Outlet Extender, Warm White LED Nightlight with Dusk-to-Dawn Sensor for Bedroom, Bathroom, Kitchen, Hallway, Stairs, 4-Pack

Worst part of most night lights? You lose the use of the whole outlet as the thing covers both with it's wide light and plug. This resolves that issue & gives you an extra outlet payback for all the other losses! The 2 GROUNDED outlet expansion gives you SO many more options of use! As does having a 3 level light! Want a light for an area of travel? BEAM IT OUT!! Need a light for a wee sleeping babe? Turn it down a bit. Need to just find the switch in the dark? Turn it ALL the way down! This is a perfect light for NIGHT TIME WORKERS! (Waving my hand) set it up and then cover your windows so no daylight comes in to reset you clocks each time you move, but this high setting will stay on and not disrupt (below the autonomic threshold for wake/sleep -- don't sit and stare at the bloody thing because then even a Christmas light will wake the brain, fool! But this is below the brain's autonomic waking threshold -- yeah!! Put 2 at the top of a stair case to wake a sleepwalk (both on high, both in same outlet) and use 2 in same outlet for any child with night terrors to self-wake -- the light of 2 wakes the brain and they are safe! What more can you ask of a great night light?!?

I recently tried out the POWRUI Plug-in Night Light with a 2-Outlet Extender, and while it's undoubtedly a well-designed and functional product, I ultimately decided to return it. Let me share my experience. The warm white LED nightlight provided a pleasant glow, and the dusk-to-dawn sensor worked seamlessly. The 2-outlet extender was a practical addition, transforming a single wall outlet into a versatile power hub. Installation was a breeze, and the build quality was impressive. However, I prefer nightlights with motion-sensing capabilities and the ability to turn on in low-light conditions. Unfortunately, the constant illumination of the POWRUI nightlight, even at a gentle level, didn't align with my specific needs. This product is undoubtedly a fantastic choice for those who appreciate a nightlight that stays on consistently. The motion detection feature is a personal preference, and for many users, the POWRUI Plug-in Night Light with 2-Outlet Extender offers a bright and convenient lighting solution. The return process was straightforward, and I want to commend the seller for their customer service. While this product may not have been the perfect fit for me, it could be an excellent addition to many households. If you're searching for a reliable nightlight with a constant glow, the POWRUI nightlight is what you're looking for.

After trying out a variety of night lights, some that have motion detection, some that were light sensitive, some that we had to turn on when it got dark and off when it got light. We have a long dark hallway from the bedrooms to the bathroom, and as I get older I am finding it harder to see in the dark so after tripping over stuff one too many bruises, decided to try these. I like that they plug in so have a constant supply of juice and don't need batteries. It goes on when it thinks it's dark (it's on now in the middle of the day because it's overcast outside). I put it in the bathroom and set it to be light sensitive so it goes on when it is dark and off when you turn on the ceiling light or when day gets bright--which is perfect. It's a very soft, low light but gives enough so I can see what is where and don't need to turn on any brighter light just to middle of the night business. I like that it has a 2-plug outlet, one for the electric toothbrush ensemble and one for the small space heater. The one con, the design of this night light takes up more than one plug in outlet so there's no room to plug anything else into the other wall plug. Not a big problem for us but if you need another place to plug in a shaver or hair blower or something, you'd have to remove this unit.

What nice night lights at a great price. I got tired of night lights I had to constantly unplug when I needed to plug something in the socket. These actually add a socket with the night light plugged in. They are dim enough to use in a bedroom without disturbing your sleep, yet bright enough to light your way. I keep one plugged into the sink side socket of both my bathrooms, which allows one find their way into the bathroom at night without creating a disturbance by turning on a light. I used two in my small guest bedroom for the convenience of guests that need a little extra assistance finding their way around at night. What a great product, and should only cost pennies a year to operate.

These little night lights are bright, perfect for plugging in near a guest room or hallway. They're pretty awesome for what they do, and they don't take up a plug-in space. In my guest rooms, they give off just enough light to be able to move around without having to stumble around or turn on bigger lights and possibly wake a sleeping partner. It's great to give the guests an extra plug in at the same time. In my elderly mother's case, these lights give off enough light that she doesn't have to have lamps on all over her house in order to see her way to the kitchen or bathroom if she gets up late at night. We tested them in a lot of places. I was surprised when they didn't seem to give off much light at all in my mother's living room, because they were blocked by furniture and curtains; These work best in more open surroundings. Would buy again for sure.

As a senior citizen, the last thing I want to do in the dark in the middle of the night is to fall!! My bathroom is so dark, and the trek back to bed is equally dark and hazardous. I wanted to get a nightlight of some sort that gave off a soft warm glow so I could sleep through it and yet still find my way, but I did not want those three harsh, piercing blue LEDs lights blaring under a dual plug cover. These nightlights are ideal for avoiding that harshness in exchange for warm yellow lighting along with a bonus of an extra plug . There is just enough light to see my way safely. I am thrilled with these nightlights with extra plugs! You can even adjust the amount of light given as you place them. I'm going to buy some more for my hallway and kitchen. These are just delightful!

So the outlets work great and the light is bright enough for me to not have to turn on the light switch at night when going to the restroom. BUT! The light is on 24/7! Even when it’s day time, even when I have turned the main light on! So I’m a bit annoyed because it’s going to run out of light sooner since it’s always on. Big bummer.

This was perfect for what I needed: a nice warm, low light so that I can see to walk through the house without my eyes having to adjust back to bright light. I bought these because I kept having to get up with kids who were afraid to walk through the house with all of the lights off. When I would get up with the kids, my eyes would adjust to all of the bright primary lighting that they would turn on, and then with my eyes adjusted to bright light, I had trouble walking in the dark bedroom to get back to my bed, which caused me to bump my toes and shins. Now, there is just enough low level light throughout the hallways and kitchen that the kids don't turn on any primary lighting, and when I have to get up with them, I can still see to get back in the bed without bumping into things. Things you might want to know: Our dining room is 17x17, and one light provides a nice soft glow to walk through the entire room. Because the light points down, it floods the room under the table and chair legs, with a nice, soft light. It's like a soft glow across the floor. We have a 4'x12' area behind our couch where the sliding glass door is, and the light we put behind the couch to light up that area cannot be seen at all from the other side of the couch. This is because these lights point down. Because they are 3-prong, you cannot turn them upside down to make the light point upward. We have a 52-foot hallway, and it only needed two of these lights, but there is no furniture to block the light. Each covers roughly 5 feet of empty hallway making it easy to see to traverse the hallway even with kids toys on the floor. On the other hand, we needed two in our tiny powder room because there is a pony wall between the sink and toilet. With the light pointing down, putting one by the sink meant that the toilet side was still super dark. Before you think, "Oh, I should get one that points up!" Think again. If a nightlight points up, then it won't feel soft. The brightness will be at your eyes rather than dissipating downward toward the floor where you need to see to walk. Not only will your floors remain dark with an upward-pointing nightlight, but your eyes will adjust to the brightness of the bulb, which would defeat the purpose of using night lights - you may as well turn on primary lighting if you are going to get upward pointing night lights! Rather, plan for where you are going to put these night lights. Think about whether there is something near the outlet that will block a downward-pointing light. This way, you can plan for the correct number of these night lights.