BSOD AC 85-265V 7W LED Magic Bulb with Remote Controller Cool White Emergency Light with Rechargeable Built-in Battery E27 Lamp for Home Indoor Lighting (White 2 Pack)

Absolutely an excellent product for those with relatives (with dementia / alzheimer's or are older / seniors/ elderly) that turn on the light constantly or at night. Plus it's much dimmer than than one used to have and it has additional modes for even less light. It doesn't heat up so you can touch it best to my knowledge. It is a dream with the remote control cause my dad would always turn on the light and it would bother us as he refused to turn it off. Now it just mysteriously turns off much to his displeasure plus I can turn it off without doing so directly and I can still turn it on manually via the lamp if I wanted to. But since buying in January the remote/january is having some issue that may be the sensor or the battery which I have to figure out. But overall did what I needed it to.

I absolutely LOVE these light bulbs. Expensive, yes, but totally worth it! I picked up 4 vintage brass table lamps that I have on my patio. Normally I would have pulled out all the wiring, added a large solar light placed into the socket and a lamp shade that fits around the socket. These bulbs allowed me to keep that lamp as intended. The remote works great and I’m shocked by the amount of light it puts out, I use the lowest setting. I used these in my house for about 2 weeks so that they would be charged and yes hubby complained about the lack of brightness. It’s because they throw the light more upward, but outside, it’s a different story and they are the best! I bought 2 more. If you plan to use these inside just make sure they are not to read with and are for subtle ambient light that will project more upward, or downward if used that way.

These worked well at first for sconces I didn't want to hardwire. They lasted less than 9 months and now will not hold a charge.

Thought I'd dislike this toy, but it actually works well. It is not that awful bluish cold led light-rather it's a bit warmer. I use it in my bathroom fixture. The remote is the thing that makes it work for me. Other emergency bulbs stay on when power is out, or you have to manually turn them off at the bulb switch. This one comes on, but I can just aim the remote and turn it off to save it's battery. If you want to run it like a normal bulb without the emergency feature, then the wall switch will work like usual. However, if you want to use it as an emergency light but still have it switch on and off using the wall switch, then you will find it goes "on" (using its battery) when wall switch is 'down' and "off" when wall switch is 'up' position. It is charging when the wall switch is 'up' but doesn't give off light (you'll see a red glow button). The remote can override your wall switch.I have found that the three bulbs I am experimenting with each have a specific use in my cabin during an outage. This one is the smallest and fits more lamps. It has several ways of employment but doesn't seem too bright.The Anpress bulb needs to have a dedicated light fixture also so it can be charging, but it will not give light until the power is off or the circuit broken. When it goes on in an outage, you have to physically slide the button on the bulb to turn it off- so it is unsuitable for ceilings in my opinion.The other bulb I just received is the Smart Bulb. It turns on and off like a normal bulb at the wall, but it is a terrible blue light that is horrible unless you really need it in an emergency. However, it gives off an enormous amount of light per bulb. It also is rather cool that you can put water or spit on your finger and create a circuit that lights it up-or place it in a bit of water. The Smart bulb is HUGE. Cannot fit any fixture that has harps or cover. I use them on the outside of my house because they need to be turned on occassionally to keep charged. Or place them in an outlet you keep on all the time. LIke the Anpress, the Smart bulb can be used like a flashlight when removed from the fixture socket. I plan on keeping several charged up so that when the power goes out and the emergency bulbs expend their battery after 5 hours...then I replace them with the charged bulbs for another 5 hour run.Of the three, I would say the Magic bulb is the most functional for my needs. It also is good that one remote can work other magic bulbs so you don't have ten remotes hanging around. It isn't as bright, but the light is softer and more livable. I plan on ordering more, BUT the waiting time from order to receiving this item is absurdly long-one to two months......almost a deal breaker for me. Frankly, for the price and hassle of waiting, I would recommend getting some of the other bulbs as backup(Anpress has quick shipping), while you wait for the Magic bulb to arrive. Haven't tested the actual times of battery life. Will do a test later on to see how long each bulb can hold their power when disconnected and stored after charging. I chose bulbs that were supposed to get 4-6+ hours of battery lite time.

Had these for about a year. Purchased two. Soft white lighting was spot on but the older they got, the longer the charge time with a shorter light span. One lasts longer than the other and now I can barely get two hours after a charge. Got them to hang over a desk and over an accent shelf screwing them into a non wired fixture. Decided to purchase another brand based on reviews second time around which is doing really great and will use the old ones when a storm knocks the power out.

I love these bulbs, how simple it is to charge them by plugging into a lamp and the ease of knowing that you will always have a lightbulb that will not burn out

Very easy to use and convenient. I use them in areas of my house where I don't have outlets and I'm happy with them.

GREAT response from supplier. THANKING them for trying to help. Offered to replace or refund.Updated: reached out to seller and the LED indicator lights are inside the bulb and visible when it’s ‘being’ charged. However, I’m not sure that is possible to see if it screwed into the lamp. They offered immediately to send a new one out to me. I’m still choosing to dispose of it today. I had it a small lamp to charge it last night and anyway I looked at it I didn’t see any indicator lights at any angle before I wrote the first review. And the lights were visible in the video I watched. I have none.I thought it was great to get a bulb that could recharge using AC power and not USB ...but... my bulb is missing the indicator lights to tell me when it needs charging (red) and when it's charged (blue) and it only last about 8 - 10 hours. I have another brand of cordless rechargeable light bulb that lights for 30 hours that is charged via USB and so so sorry I did not just buy another one of these...much better product, last longer and the instruction were very thorough...this bulb is just a mess ... I had to watch 3 YouTube videos and they all had issues but they had the LED indicator lights that I do not have ... too much trouble to return ... so I will be disposing of this bulbinto the battery recycle bin at the hardware store ...