Long Life Lamp Company Automatic LED Night Light, Red Dusk 2 Dawn [Energy Class A+] [Energy Class A+

Exactly what I wanted. A subtle red light that is easy to sleep with, yet provides enough light to see where you are walking and faint silhouettes so you wont bump into things. It pretty much covers a small radius as it's a night light, so for those who want a bright light that lights up the whole room, don't get a red night light, get a white proximity light (or just a lamp). I have a white proximity light I bought here that lights up my stairs and landing when I need to go to the bathroom at night or go downstairs for something and don't want to fully wake up. This is not suitable for that. Also if you have children and want a children's night light, this might be too dark for them. This is really for seeing silhouettes and not tripping on things on the floor, not for illuminating the room.

Exactly what we needed for a red light for our four year old. Just bought one for the baby's room too! Turns off in the daytime so conserves energy and doesn't need to be switched on yourself.

Good, low-level night light we put next to my five-year-old's bed. You can't see much by it though so if your child needs a bit more light to feel comfortable you might want to consider another option.

It is a bit smaller than I expected, but gives bright red light. I think it would be even good for dark rooms for photography - if they still doing this kind of thing. For us it is perfect for using in the corridor, so our little one can find her way at night. I think it is a bit too bright to use in the bedroom though. The three LED lights are very bright to look at, so unless it is somewhere out of sight it could disturb sleep.

Works fine, but the photo seems to make it look bigger than it is. In reality it's about the size of an egg. We wanted something for the kids not to be scared of total darkness in the night but they still usually object when we turn off the main room light and this thing comes on. It's not bright (won't keep you awake!) but OK when you get used to the dark. Even then we leave it close to white surfaces to reflect a bit more into the room. The main concern is that it feels like it's made from cheap plastic and because the only thing you can hold is the light housing, I always feel that the insertion force for plugging it in could be enough to break it.

I bought this exactly ten years ago when my daughter was 2. She is now 12 and still likes to have it on in her room at night. What a durable product it must be to have lasted so long!

Seriously don't think the designer had their coffee when they came up with this. The light sensor to enable automatic operation is almost completely obscured: 1) it is mounted underneath so points at the floor and 2) it is further masked by the sweeping lower part of the front. So really the product fails because of the design favouring form (appearance) over function. In all honesty I would expect to see this in a pound (£) shop (do we still have those?) not listed at £4.99 on here. It does produce a decent red light, not too bright but it is directed upwards (because of the sweeping front of the design) so really no use for illuminating a floor at night. I wouldn't be happy to use this as a child's night light due to other reviews mentioning failures although I experienced no heating of it in use. All-in-all then I don't think this is fit for it's "Automatic ... Dusk 2 Dawn LED Sensitive" description and would not recommend it.

Great little night light, we can see our way to the bathroom at night and no one gets woken up. Also you don't get blinded as you would if you turned on the main light. One little warning, if your upstairs landing is in the dark a lot due to no windows then the auto sensor will not work well as it should during the day time, so we have to turn it off manually during the day. Not the lights fault just are dark landing but it will work when the bedroom doors are open and light eventually comes through.

It's sturdy

great invention doesn't disturb sleep for the grandkids