2-Pack 16inch Rechargeable Picture Light Battery Operated, Led Lights with Remote, Dimmable and Timer Painting Light, Art Display Light for Picture Frame Artworking Portrait, Wall Lights,Black

Really like these and so far have ordered 3 different packs of them.

ONLY ONE WORKED

They were expensive for the quality. However, they did shine bright. The tape that it came with did not hold it up properly.

These lights are just what I was looking for! Easy to install, charge and remote works great! I use these in a boutique above a bookshelf and just using one has added enough light to make a huge difference! I wish I would have found them sooner.

The light won’t stay mounted to plate!!! Safety hazard every time it falls atop of someone head!!!!

Love it easy to install, great price, good quality! 💯

So unboxing these lights I noticed it was packed with accessories, from mounts to remotes, and charging cables, echoing the experiences of others who noted the thoroughness of the included components. The adjustable angles and a trio of color temperature settings piqued my interest, aligning with my desire for customizable lighting solutions. My initial enthusiasm was tempered by the realization of the lights' construction quality, which didn't quite match up to the expectations set by their price point. The installation was a compound mixture of simplicity and frustration. While the lights themselves were lightweight enough to not require wall anchors, the complexity of attaching the brackets and configuring the lights for optimal illumination echoed the sentiments of others who found the process less than straightforward. The magnetic attachment system, though innovative, raised questions about stability and ease of use, particularly when adjusting the lights' angles. Testing these lights with the three color temperatures and dimmability features had its significant advantages, offering a semblance of customization that I had hoped for. Yet, the challenge of achieving sufficient brightness and coverage was an utter let down even with its BIG BULKY SIZE. The limitations of the bracket length and the directional nature of the IR sensors further constrained the lights' effectiveness in fully illuminating my art collection as I had envisioned. The inconsistencies in the lights' memory functions and operational stability where one of my lights struggled to remember the last setting, while both units exhibited a concerning susceptibility to premature failure….the performance, coupled with the lengthy charging times and so-so battery life, underscored the technological shortcomings of these lights. Yes its a 2-Pack 16inch Rechargeable Picture Lights….that offered moments of satisfaction through its adjustable features and the inclusion of remote controls for convenience, but the journey was marred by challenges in installation, performance, and reliability. The endeavor to illuminate my space with these lights highlighted a balance between their potential for enhancing display aesthetics and the practical limitations they embody. The pursuit of optimal lighting for art and display purposes continues, with lessons learned from this mixed experience guiding my future choices.

It looked like a good idea for lighting up some artwork. Not so much in real world use. Not bright enough, batteries didn't last very long on a full charge(maybe an hour or less), magnetic holder wouldn't keep the light at the desired angle. Most annoying was there were no real instructions. You had to be within a 25 cm(about a foot) to use the remote. Basically useless!