Neporal MagicGlow Rechargeable Light Bulbs with Remote, 3 Colors Shift + Dimmable Battery Powered Light Bulbs, USB Rechargeable, A19 Standard Emergency LED Light Bulbs, 15W, Up to 24 Hours, 2 Pack

They worked perfectly when they arrived even though they weren’t fully charged. They were very reasonably priced so I wasn’t expecting much. However, I was pleasantly surprised to see that they did everything the ad promised. I gave both bulbs a full charge so now I’m prepared for the next power outage.

Okay…stay with me here people. I have a lamp in my living room that I thought was super cute and it was really like a decoration piece—we hardly used it functionally. Anyway, loved the lamp but it was hollow in the middle and the cord came straight down the middle and then the nearest outlet to plug it into was like behind the couch. So the lamp whose sole purpose in existence was to make my side table in my living room cute was actually a gross eye sore because of this cord. Soooooo. I saw a tiktok that was like “yo. Cut the cord off your lamp and get yourself a chargeable lightbulb” and my mind was blown. So I immediately hacked the cord off my lamp and then started to look for the light bulb I needed. I did buy 4 different light bulbs before coming across this one. Soooo. For anyone else who is wandering here looking for the right thing to fix the lamp they senselessly destroyed because you were zoning out on TikTok at 11pm at night, this is for you: This is light you need. It’s perfect. Just charge it up and twist it in. Has different light settings you can switch through with the remote and as long as you keep it charged you can use it during power outages which is pretty cool. Downsides: you have to maintain charge on it. I don’t use the lamp much at all so I can’t speak to how it holds up after extended use. And the remote has button batteries which with young kids I try to keep out of my house but if that’s not a concern for you—you’re good. Everybody, go cordless and get this lightbulb!

We are moving into a house where we will have to float our sofa in the middle of the family room and are trying to avoid putting a hole for an outlet in the newly refinished floors to place lamps on end tables. It is not nearly as bright as a regular 60 watt light bulb and would not provide as much light to read by as the regular light bulb. If you are looking for the bulb to provide nice ambient light, three different kinds of lighting (cool white, neutral white, warm white), and a perfect bulb if the power goes out, this bulb would be sufficient and would be perfect. In my opinion, though, it is not as strong a light to read by as a regular 60 watt LED bulb.

I bought these so I could display my ceramic tree in the window. There's no outlet nearby. I wanted it to shine all night and turn off during the day. I turned it on around 5 or 6 in the evening and woke up at 6am and the light was off. I turned it back on and it only stayed lit for a few minutes. I thought 24 hours was a stretch but I had hoped for at least 12.

This bulb works perfect in every space! It’s bright and can be adjusted as needed and my daughter loves the color variety. This is a must have and you can take it camping as well the charge lasts for several hours!

I have online had these a week but thus far I’m impressed. Light is substantial, they last quite some time and although they take more than an hour to charge it is well worth being able to use conventional lamps etc as I live fully off grid.

These lights are a wonderful investment I'm so glad I purchased them. Not only are they good for these little lamps I have outdoors but I hung some around the trampoline for night jumping

I purchased these hoping for an answer with how to power a regular table lamp, with no access to a nearby electrical outlet. If you have a “Great Room” in your home, you feel the pain. Running a long electrical cord is unsightly and/or a fire hazard. Don’t believe the people selling “flat” extension cords intended for that purpose when they tell you they are safe. Fire Marshall says otherwise. The bulbs come in a pack of four, with two short UBS charging cords to recharge the bulbs, and little hooks that snap on to the socket (screw) end of the bulb should you ever like to hang one up to use for light in the event of electrical outage. I charged two bulbs up (about an hour). There is a light on the inside of the bulb that turns from red to green when the bulb is fully charged. Screwed in the first bulb, Easy-Peasy! The LED bulb is touted to be the equivalent of a 100 W “typical” bulb. The little remote allows the user to select 50% power, which I assume means 50W of brightness, or 100%. The remote also allows the user to choose the warmth (color) of the light. I use “Daylight” in all my other LEDs, so I chose the middle setting on the remote, which seemed to be the closest. BTW, the remote must be very nearby the bulb to work. I’m talking inches. I need at least 100 W brightness, because I read in that spot. IMO, this bulb, even at the peak of charge, was not as bright as another LED 100 W bulb burning nearby. The greatest disappointment is that the bulb got about 3 hours (a little less) of light from the charge, dimming slowly at the last hour. NOT what I want. IMO, a rechargeable bulb should give DAYS of light, not a few hours. The performance of this bulb, and likely the other rechargeable bulbs on the market, are not manufactured to the needs of the consumer. Please don’t tell me that there are lots of rechargeable lamps on the market. While there certainly are, they are small (not real table lamps 20 to 30 inches tall) and not suitable for reading. Interestingly, I purchased a famous name recliner chair for that space. It works on a rechargeable battery. I use that chair every day, all day. I’ve had it for 3 months, and have yet to need to recharge the battery pack, which is the same size battery pack on my cordless vacuum cleaner and cordless drill. If a battery pack on a heavily used recliner can be engineered to work on one charge for 3 months, surely a rechargeable lamp can be created to burn that long on one charge. With so many “Great Room” furniture arranging dilemmas out there, there is certainly a market for attractive, full sized, rechargeable table lamps which will provide ample reading light (100 w to 150 W equivalent). I don’t recommend this product, at least if you are hoping to have full power lighting for more than a couple of hours. Who wants to be changing light bulbs every two hours all evening long? Listen-up, lamp and bulb manufacturers!