EZVALO Spotlights Indoor with Remote, 5500mAh Rechargeable Picture Lights, Wireless LED Uplighting with Timer＆Dimmable, 3CCT, Display Lights for Plant Painting, Artwork, Accent Lighting (2Pack-Black)

What I like: -Mounting was as easy as possible with the sticky plate - Less than 5 mins from opening the box to having them in place. -There are 2 remotes and both work for the lights. I can have remotes mounted at the top and bottom of a staircase! -Brightness is adjustable and is very good -They feel well built and do an impressive job at illuminating a stairwell that I put them in - That they were available in either white or black -They came with some charge What I wish were different -I picked the white lights but the remotes are black. A minor critique but white remotes would have been nice -LEDs today are capable of all colors, being able to have actual color selections would be nice but that is a very minor point. Overall, I like them a lot and may buy more. :)

These wireless lights are the closet I’ve ever gotten to looking like real lighting, they were exactly what I wanted for this space. It looks high end while wanting to save money. They are incredibly bright and the magnet strength is impeccable. The adhesive on the back is very strong and makes it convenient for easy set up or for those who cannot drill or nail. 100/10. Buy buy buy!!

The product is a advertised. The lights are extremely flexible with lots of features. The two lights are perfect for a large collage of pictures. The three colors cool, daylight, and warm make for a great atmosphere. The multiple ways to mount them are great. Especially great is the remotes. Rechargeable is perfect -- no cords.

I would give these lights ten stars if I could -- honestly I thought this kinda cheap looking in the photo spotlight would not be substantial enough to illuminate my larger paintings-- 3 x 4 to 5 feet square. They are feather light in the hand, installed easily, hug the ceiling unobtrusively and cast perfect light on the paintings, changing their display and the room. Truly astonishing. The remote is simple, easy and kind of miraculous. (I'm a late adopter) I bought eight of these to use in dim low ceiling room that cannot take high profile track lighting-- plus hardwiring is a major expense etc. . I can't comment yet on the battery life since it's only been four days. I'm not leaving them on all the time, but more for when company comes. Though I guess I could test the battery life as well. In sum. FAN-FREAKING-TASTIC beyond beyond expectations and I'm only sorry did not do this long ago to change yukky lighting into fabulous.. HIGH recommend.

(See below for missing fifth star) These are very good and a very good price, easy to install and use. The remote control is great especially the off-timer. My room has a lot of light but I have a poster which has lots of dark colors (see pics). I use these for more light directly on that poster. One pic shows the poster with my other lights on and the other pic is with the other lights off. *Missing fifth star* The only down side is I really need it brighter. But after a lot of research, this seem to be the brightest wireless option even at its brightest setting. I’d need a permanently installed light to get brighter. Still I recommend this item. It’s very good for what it does.

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for to highlight my faux olive tree in the corner of my basement. This spotlight has a remote which allows warmer or brighter light and is also nice to be able to turn it off and on without getting behind the tree every time. The remote also has a timer, which is fantastic, in case you forget to turn it off. I love that the light is rechargeable as well-no batteries!

This little guy is more of a mini floodlight than a spotlight. Even so, it's serves the purpose well for what I needed. For under $20, the light is well made, with easy instructions, and with multiple installation options. Remote also simple and works well. The only thing I'd like to see added is some sort of extension tube you could attach to make a narrower beam of light. Even so... it's a nifty little light.

I have used three different types of rechargeable lamps for 2d art and THESE are by far superior to the bar lights and fixed-position circular type that uses 3 small dot lots (visable when looking at the art), particularly in regards to the best soft warm-ish light and how far down the lamp's light reaches (The 2 lights I installed in my landing ceiling reach to the bottom of a 48" long painting - the others, not even close). I have a 16" rechargeable bar lamp from this same company. I installed it, chose the least offensive (of 3 bad options) "white" light option, and the light barely lit the top half of the painting, just dying at the halfway mark. I wasn't satisfied but I had one of these I bought for use elsewhere; I placed it on the floor, pointed up and, voila, the colors in the painting popped, though I still wasn't happy with the bar lamp's dull light, which got me thinking... I then bought a four-pack of THESE, thinking I'd need to install two in the ceiling and set two on the floor, but... nope! After I installed the two ceiling lights (at night) and turned them on... I was amazed. Two filled the space with perfect light. The colors of the piece were far more vivid and vibrant than anything the bar lamp alone produced and the overall effect of two small lights installed in the ceiling looks MUCH cleaner and neater. Honestly, for specific purposes, these lights are perfect. It's important to note that the place where I used these two lights is my stair landing which is in a 1915 house where the landing ceiling is (if I recall correctly) only 72" from the floor. These lights stay charged an obscenely long time(!), though I only put them on at dark and turn them off at bedtime. My point is I don't charge them every day and when I will need to I can just reach up and grab them down. I don't have to climb a ladder and get to them. If these are installed on a high ceiling it could be quite the hassle to have to regularly pull out a tall step ladder. At that point, a rechargeable light, no matter how great, isn't going to cut it. With this light, wall mounting won't work. It just doesn't reach out and bend enough to properly light anything on the wall, properly. If you can't light your work by ceiling-mounting or uplighting, via setting the lamp on the floor, you may be looking at hard-wiring eyeball can lights or track lighting, instead.