Brightown LED SpotLights - 2 Pack Uplighting Floor Can Lights with Remote and Timer, 3 Color Temperatures & Dimmable, 2 Lighting Modes for Wall Picture Painting Plants Indoor Accent Lighting, White

These spotlights not only cast a very nice pool of light to accent whatever you may have, they also look good while doing it. With the many choices of uplighting spotlights out there, many look like painted bulb holders and that's okay if you can hide them but if your light is going to be out in the open, you should have a good looking canister to protect and hide your bulb. These do that perfectly. As you can see in my photo, I have a handmade piece of copper wall art that needed a little light at night to make it stand out from the wall and I love how it looks. You have a choice of color temperatures and dimmer control all from a wireless remote. I'm very pleased with the lights.

The design of this spotlight is wonderful in that the cylindrical shape with the angled opening will focus the light on a designated area versus glaring out from all sides. This allows you to hone in on the centerpiece. However the design is quite bulky! Will be difficult to blend in to the area you are incorporating this.The other challenge of course is that this is wired so it must be plugged in while you are using.However my biggest gripe is that the lights will randomly change lumens so that the color temperature will go from warm white to daylight white without me touching the remote! There also appears to be an automatic off feature, again without me setting the time through the remote, that I have been unable to turn off. So some problems with the product.

I got the 2 pack black floor lights, they're super lightweight, modern/chic, love the matte black exterior and angled cut. It comes with a remote to adjust settings as needed, it's lightweight and small. The floor lamps have a long 1.9m wire attached with a foot switch. I appreciate the customizability of the lights, being able to choose from a cool white to warm white to match the aesthetic you're looking for. Additionally there's a timer so you can have it switch off after a couple hours and adjustability for brightness levels. There's a breathing mode in which the light "breathes" slowly dimming and growing in brightness. They're perfect for when you want to add mood lighting and ambiance to your space.I will say though, one of them arrived broken, it won't light up, so not sure if it speaks towards the quality of the product.

I recently got the Brightown LED SpotLights 2 Pack, and I'm thrilled with them! These uplighting floor can lights are fantastic. The remote control is super convenient, and the timer function is a lifesaver for setting the mood and forgetting about it. I love having three color temperatures to choose from, which makes it easy to find the perfect lighting. They're also dimmable, so I can adjust the brightness as needed. Whether I'm highlighting artwork or adding a warm glow to my plants, these spotlights do the job beautifully. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enhance their indoor lighting!

Remote didn't work and the lights were very bright! Returned.

Light does not have brass accent like product photo.

I have more than one set and they do such a great job of illuminating my home in a very relaxing way. Will definitely be ordering more for other rooms.

I like small footprint the can light takes up and the sleek design. But why on earth have a huge, clunky on/off switch instead of a small thumbwheel in the outlet wire? At first, you would think that the large round object would also dim the light, but it is simply an on - off button that is now going to lay on the floor and look very unsightly. Now let's get to the problematic remote control. In order to do anything at all with these lights other than turn them on, you have to use the remote. So, here's the problem. The remote appears to pick up every single can light, not just the one you are pointing it at. I had the other can light in a different room and I still could not raise/lower the light levels or change the temp on one without it doing the same to the other. I finally out (after nearly 30 minutes of trying to shield the remote and keep it extremely close to one light), I had to set and turn off AND unplug the one in order to adjust the other. I honestly see no reason to have plug in floor can lights needing a remote at all -- something that will probably end up getting lost or misplaced anyway. These would be so much better if they had not been overdesigned. Just a dimmable can light would be fine -- no warm, cool, natural color controls, no timers, just a simple floor can light.