HomeConcept Original Beacon Triangle Corner Light, Plug-in 17' Cord, White Installs in Seconds - Perfect for Apartments, dorms - No Wiring Needed

I had a dark room needed to put a light in that was inconspicuous this fit the bill works great

These are really neat looking, space saver and good ambient light with the frosted cover. Remember to mount a few inches from ceiling to get the light to throw onto ceiling and dissipate heat. Paired this up with a wireless remote and bright led bulb that was under the rec wattage. Also used some corner cable channels with 3m double sided, looks clean.

Obvious out of the way, this product is ridiculously overpriced for what you receive. The company's ROI on this product must be outrageous.This product is not for everyone. It is best suited for maximizing floor space when installing a ceiling light is not an option. It is also very easy to install.There are many cons to consider, but this is a purpose built product. If it fits your purpose, there aren't many other options out there and I would still recommend it. Just know that you're going to be spending additional money to make it look good and for the light bulbs.Cons:-Very overpriced-The high price should have included a method to stop light leaks out of the side of the fixture.-The toggle on/off switch is near the plugin, which makes very little sense to me.-You will need to spend additional money to buy cable management channels to make this look good after installing.-The cord fabric will not only be unsightly, but gather an incredible amount of dust without proper cable channel management.Tips:-If possible, install so the top is several inches below the ceiling. The plastic cover is fairly opaque. The gap allows the light to bounce off the ceiling and illuminate the room.-Install color changing light bulbs, and their respective control app, for customization.Overall:Still worth 4 stars if it fits your needs.

So, here's the deal. If you want to install them as corner ceiling lights, these aren't it. The reviews are right, they're not very bright due to the very opaque diffuser lense. The highest lumen rgb wifi standard light bulb is 1300 lumens. They're still dim in an upper corner.If you want to get the most out of it, hang the top above eyeline so the light can travel up through the gap. I'd have hung mine lower, but my closet molding is in the way. I got some thin weather stripping to close the side gaps, and bought adhesive corner wire covers. I'm happy with the aesthetics, thus far.The design is solid, however with the tools and matierials I could design something better. Gaskets on the sides(to keep light leaking out, plates that run the length of the wall side of the unit, instead of just the tab where you screw it in. I'd nix the 17 foot, cloth woven wires, and install an adapter instead. The fabric will dinge and collect dirt over time, and extention cords are inexpensive with many lengths to suit your needs. I'd change the lense to something more translucent. I think it's fiberglass, because I was itching like hell after installing them. I feel like the bulb should be directed from the corner, rather than the base. Or at least a reflective parabola behind it to bounce more light.All in all, they're not terrible, just missed opportunities to make something cool. It's inexpensive in comparison to standard wall sconces. If you have technical know-how just make these. If I had the facilities I would have, it a neat idea.

My wife wanted a light in the corner of our at home office due to the ceiling light causing a huge glare/reflection on her monitor. We have limited floor space because of a 75 gallon fish tank in there also. This worked perfect. Easy to hang, nice long cord and is tucked way up in the corner. We put a 100w equivilant led bulb in it and it is plenty bright enough yet still under the maximum wattage of the fixture.

The concept is awesome- I thought the light would be brighter. It broke within a few weeks and kept turning off and on. Checked the light, but we can’t figure it out. My child got annoyed and started yanking at the plug to see if that worked but it cracked. So - sad. Still have it up .. haha Love the concept, but just wished it worked.

After 2 years of purchase, it starts to break. With some weird sound of buzzzzzzzzzzzz in the switch -- yeah the sound is in the switch, so it's not the bulb problem, the bulb flashes on and off very quickly. I am not sure what happened to it and I don't think I can fix it by myself. Now I need a new one.If anyone wondering, I can paste the video.

Used for my kids room that doesn’t have much light in the corner and it is more than expected. Super easy to put up as well