Under Bed Lights Motion Sensor, Motion Activated Bed Lighting,12V Power Adapter, Dimmable LED Strip Night Light for Bedroom,Stairs,Crib,Cabinet,Warm White -2 x 5FT -Dual Kit

THESE ARE ACTUALLY MUCH BETTER THAN I EXPECTED. GREAT TO HAVE AND WORKS PERFECTLY. OPERATES AS A NIGHT LIGHT AS WELL IF ANYONE GETS OUT OF THE BED OR ENTERS A ROOM AT NIGHT. DESCREET AND VERY HANDY. HIGHLY RECOMMEND. I AM PUTTING THEM IN ALL OUR ROOMS UNDER THE BED FRAMES.

Works great. Super bright

Great way to provide lighting when getting up during the night. Easy to set up.

Love these! I bought them for my garage. The stairs up to the house are dark with no lights unless you turn on the switch inside the house. So I purchased these to light up when we walked by. I love that they plug in so we don't have to worry about changing batteries or charging them.They works perfectly.They even catch my pup who is a small dog when she walks up the stairs lighting up her way. I highly recommend this product.

I bought these light for my bedroom. I am highly impressed with the lights. Have different settings to your liking. Now I can see getting up in the nighttime! Highly recommend these lights for a bed. Install in 5 minutes . So bright as well

I got the dual set for each side, and one side does not work at all. The lights work fine, but the sensor on one side does nothing. So, through basic logic, I ruled out the power or the light strip, leaving only the sensor. The troubleshooting guide is nearly worthless. I will update if I hear back from the manufacturer.

New bathroom remodel and I wanted to put a motion sensor light under the vanity because we stayed in a hotel that was recently remodeled, they had this feature in the bathroom and it was awesome. Now I did have them put an outlet down towards the ground near the vanity in anticipation of installing this lighting.This is 100% the way to go, using the LED adhesive string lighting. You want the light shining down onto the floor for a nice effect. Also, I believe the LED strip can be cut, the instructions did not say that though, I opted not to. I just ran it along the sides and front to use up any extra in length. Honestly, it was the perfect size for a 48 inch vanity.I liked that the motion sensor is separate from the lights. This allows you to get the motion sensor positioned pretty much anyway you need. In my case, it's so far under the vanity, I wanted it to hang down so it wasn't impeded path by the lip of the vanity around the edges. Once done, nothing is visible, just a nice warm hue of light.All the wires come with adhesive cable management devices, I pretty much used all of them so I didn't have to come back later and fix something later.The motion timer allows you to control brightness and set how long you want it to stay on for and that alone is fantastic. We have it on a low night time setting. We have it set to stay on for 30 seconds though we're considering moving it up to 90.I had other motion lights in my house that I tested and it wasn't long before I realized, this is absolutely the way to go. Love this product, now I'm looking for more places to put them.

They work as advertised in the photos which is great, but there are some things which make them NOT suitable for use as an under the bed light... these are the sorts of things that should be fixed for it to be appropriate for an under the bed light as opposed to a motion activated light used elsewhere in the home.First as others have mentioned the mounting system is not going to work for 50% of the beds out there, it just will not attach very well. This is just regular double-sided tape, which is fine for under the cabined which is always going to be a hard surface, but that is not always true under the bed.Second, for an under the bed solution, the fact that it abruptly turns on/off -- and does not fade or dim can be very disruptive. If you trigger it accidentally, it can be bright enough to wake you up from sleep, and then right as your dozing back to sleep, the abrupt turn off can also be equally disruptive.Third, which makes the prior point more significant, is that in most installation locations (like what are shown in the instructions and photos, simply rolling over in bed from your side to your back or such can be enough to move the sheets so that the motion detector is activated, causing the lights to POP ON unexpectedly, causing disruptive sleep.It took us several nights of dealing with this before I discovered this is what was causing us to be more tired than normal during the day. Even with the dimmer set to the lowest setting it was still disruptive to our sleep to keep having the light triggered accidentally. So this will get moved to another part of the house, and NOT in the bedroom.If you have pets in the room, even just the cat walking by at night can trigger it...For this to really be suitable an underbed light should really have features such as :1) Dim on/off2) Improved motion sensor to reject false positive (cold sheets shouldn't trigger it), a certain amount of motion should be required to trigger it3) A mount system that takes into account non-wood/metal bed frames/surfaces.