KEFAModern Battery Operated Wall Sconces Set of 2, Not Hardwired Brass-Gold Wall Lights Fixture with Dimmable LED & Remote, Wireless Small Wall Lamp for Bathroom Basin, Dresser, Bedroom, Living

Not cheap looking and easy to install however preferred to use my own drywall screws. Provides a good amount of light. Comes with 2 remotes but you just need 1.

The lights are nice but we definitely would have preferred for them to be brighter than they are. Edited: definitely do not recommend unless they are just for show and not using the lights. They just do not last no matter what batteries we use and the lights are so dim you can barely tell they are even on.

They look nice but extremely dim. If you need them as a light source, don't buy.

Love these! They make my living room look a lot more upscale and modern. They don’t put off very much light, but it’s enough for a nice ambiance.

very easy to install but very dim lights

First, know this: Rechargeable/battery-operated lamps/bulbs shed disappointing amounts of light...that's just where the technology seems to be now. To my eye, all of them have white light that's too glaring and/or soft light that's too yellow or green. C'est la vie.So, a lamp like this is most useful as an accent or texture light, more than it is useful task lighting.Still, it does help me a bit. I live in a rental apartment built in 1910, and the electrical system was probably last upgraded in the 1940s. Between that and concrete walls, there are whole sections of rooms without outlets.This particular lamp comes with a screw-in E26 replaceable puck bulbs, which operate on AA batteries (not included). * There's a remote control (disk battery IS included) that allows you to select between white and warm light settings, with a couple of intensities each. You can toggle the light off and on by pressing on the lens. The metal shade is just a passive holder.The battery life is better than I expected. Ive been using one for about a month, and have accidentally left it on for many hours at a time. There is a a timer selection on the remote, btw. Still, rechargeable batteries are clearly the way to go.These are nice looking lamps. Actual metal, not metallic-paint, a bit buffed , so not overly shiny. Nice shape. Simple and handsome.*BTW, I see that battery-operated E26 puck bulbs like this are widely available on Amazon.

The lights look great, but aren't super functional. One of the lights won't even stay at the angle you try to move it to, it falls back down. So it can only ever stay pointing straight down. It's definitely a defect because the other has no problem. You also have to be right next to the light to turn it on with the remote. I can't even do it from the end of the bed. Just meh in my opinion.

Light only worked for four months with minimal use (3-5) hours per week