TORANKOS 30 Levels Dimmable Night Light, Multi Modes, Three Color, with Auto Dusk to Dawn Sensor, Plug-in, LED, Kids, Adult, Bedroom, Hallway, Bathroom,Kitchen, Stairways, Corridor(2 Pack)

I really like that the light faces the wall not the room. It spreads the light around the surrounding area more evenly. I use it in a hallway where I can’t easily access the normal overhead light switches. Also, with this adjustable brightness and color of light, I can adapt it as needed. And, it saves on electricity use and costs. Nifty!

I like that the colors are easily chosen and that the amount of light can be adjusted. I wanted a dim nightlight and these are perfect.

Finally found a good night light that isn't so bright. I love the dimmable feature. Just enough so I can see getting up at night.

Great to be able to set the light level and color, I prefer the warmer white. I especially like the timer and on/off controls since I use blackout curtains. The sensor works great too. Only had it a month, but love it so far.

Love that it has multiple lighting levels and even different shades of white. I turn it all the way down to use as a night light for my two year old. The fact that the light is also shining behind the fixture, instead of in front, makes it much easier to sleep with. It works great to keep her from being afraid of the dark without being a distraction.

Finally, a Dimmable nightlight! I love that the light is not glaring into my eyes at night! It's soft, with a lot of colors. The buttons & instructions are a bit much and a bit complex- but that doesn't really matter to me much, since I'm just happy it's dim!

You can change the color, the color-change setting, and the brightness. I cannot find a way to deactivate the light sensor in the button interface. Presumably, blacking out the sensor with tape or a blackout sticker would put it in always on mode.The light sensor feature is on a delay, so don't turn your big light on and off rapidly and wonder why this unit isn't responding. It takes a few seconds to turn off/on via the light sensor.The unit bounces its light off the wall, which means if your wall isn't painted white / eggshell, you will lose a good amount of brightness and color saturation.The package lists the wattage at .1 watt, though I don't have the equipment to test. Taking that at face value, at 12 hours per day, this light uses .438 kWh per year (i.e. 5 or 10 cents of electricity per year)Finally, I'd consider this light appropriately dim for a night light. Its range of brightness options are enough to navigate by, in an environment you are already familiar with, using it as a fixed point of reference and of occlusion. Brighter night lights disrupt your sleep more, so I consider this a positive. It's the perfect light level for refilling a glass of water at midnight. An argument could be made for a more luminous light, if you wanted something to, say, cook by without turning on a much larger room light. So I guess you should note that this light is on the dimmer side, and that can be a pro or a con depending on your use case.

I bought this nightlight for my 5 year old son's room. I wanted something with a timer, so it would turn off after he falls asleep. This nightlight seemed to fit the bill. The problem I have with it, is that although I do the same series of buttons to activate the timer every night about half the time it does not turn itself off. This invariably results in my son waking up in the middle of the night. I think the problem may be that the light does not give good feedback to indicate when a button has been pressed. A beep would be good. Without that feedback, it is possible that I am mis-pressing buttons without knowing it.Since I do not like to be woken up in the middle of the night I am going to try another solution. I am thinking that I will use a cheap on/off nightlight with a clock timer switch. I can set it to turn on at 7:00 and off at 9:30. This will be a better solution anyway since I wont have to set it every night.