FedetkeyNight Light,LED Touch Control Chargeable Smart Bedside Table Lamp,RGB Color Changing Modes for Baby Kids Bedroom,Office,Camping

This light is great. Bought for my autistic 12 year old who had varying sensitivity to light. Looks great with a sleek minimalist design. Nice and compact but boy does it have some features! It holds its charge well. Has a ton of different light settings, can be both really bright or warm for a calming effect. Also has lots of different colour and flash options. Doesn't overheat like some of the cheaper models so I feel safe with him sleeping with it on. Brilliant!

Ended up buying another one of these! Brilliant and handy for the side of the bed and used lots from when we had our newborn and still used today. Bought one for my older son as well who loves this in his room. Charge lasts ages on these to - sometimes we leave these on all night and they don’t need charged for a while. Good choice of light from dim to bright and colours too!

FiDi Tek Nightlight is a rechargeable nightlight. I usually put mine on charge during the day and a full charge can leave this light on the whole night through so no worries for your kids waking up without a nightlight and panicking of they are afraid of the dark. In fact the most I get out of it is two full nights without needing to charge again which is pretty good as far as lighting goes. It's lightweight, and as a retractable metal loop on the bottom of it so can be hung up on a hook or something if need be. There is a switch at the base to power the nightlight once charged or on charge, and then you need to press the touch button on the top. To select the nightlight colour you must go through three levels of brightness, and the morse code SOS flash before getting to the colours display options. The rainbow ring on the top is an indication of where abouts to press to get the desired colour effect that you want. The reason I gave it 4 out of 5 stars for remote control, is based on this system. It does not have a separate remote control it's all on the light itself.I have sensory issues, and my eyes are very sensitive to bright light. For me, this nightlight it a tad on the bright side with the colour option on, because to have the colour option it needs to be on the brightest setting. You can't have the dimmest light and the colour option which was a bit disappointing for me personally, but probably wouldn't be for someone without photophobic eyes. Red is probably the softest colour option on my eyes. The other colours, even the warm orange are too bright for me, however they probably wouldn't be too bright for someone without this sensory problem. The brightness is only applicable to the regular non colourful light, which is a white light not a warm glow light. White light can be pretty harsh on the eyes for someone which photophobic eyes, sensory processing disorder or autism, so that is something to bare in mind if your child has a condition like that. Had this been a warm glow LED that has an option for colour changes in all levels of brightness, I'd have given it 5/5 stars.I've dropped it a couple of times onto a carpeted floor, it still works, not apparent damage to the bulb in any way. First time using it, I noticed at one point it was randomly selecting different colours and gradually fading into them with a fast pace but not in a harsh way like disco lights or anything, more like fading into changing colours. This is the light telling you it needs to be recharged. I didn't realise this as the instructions didn't indicate this, and the box instructions were in an oriental langauge, so I wasn't sure what this meant. If this happens you need to switch the light off at the base and let it charge for a good 10 minutes before switching back on whilst it's charging.It does charge whilst being plugged in and switched on, but the colour changing needs to be reset by switching the switch off at the base for 10 mins and letting it charge for a little while. All in all I'd say it's a decent light. If you've had it on charge switched off during the day, and you have a power cut, it's far safer switching this on instead of trying to light candles in the dark, and it lasts a lot longer than candles would. Looks great on a dark winter evening in the bathroom instead of candles for a relaxing soak in the tub, I like to put it on a the magenta pink one which reminds me of cherry blossom, and use some zen spa music whilst soaking in the bath tub with some essential oils added. It's a nice effect and I never thought artificial light could be relaxing. Put it behind your TV for ambient lighting when watching movies with the light off, it was great on halloween using the white light mode under my chin for telling spooky ghost stories, as you can see the are a number of uses for it so it's quite versatile like that.This nightlight is easy to use, no searching for switches, very sensitive to the touch so great for disabled people who have fine motor skills issues or lack manual dexterity issues in their hands like any form of Arthritis, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, etc. The product is well built, sturdy, can survive a drop onto carpet (I don't have laminate or wooden flooring or tiled floors, so I can't comment on survival after falling on those). Overall it's pretty great as a night light and versatile for use in many situations.

I expect many of you reading this review are here because your little ones aren’t fans of the dark. We’ve all tried leaving the hallway light on or using lamps, but let’s face it, they’re all too bright. The solution? This nifty little nightlight.It’s small, lightweight, and comes with several colour options – a nice touch, if you ask me. If you prefer a plain white LED, you can choose from different brightness levels. And if you fancy a bit of colour, there’s one brightness setting that’s gentle enough not to light up the entire street.One of the best features is that it’s rechargeable via a USB cable. This means fewer batteries to worry about and you can place it anywhere in the room without being tied to a plug socket.If you’re on the hunt for a nightlight, these are a brilliant choice.We’ve had ours since March 2023, and they’re still going strong, despite a few tumbles. So, if you want a reliable, versatile nightlight, look no further.

Our 5-year-old tends to be quite fussy, especially around bedtime, often needing our help for bathroom trips or a sip of water, as he’s hesitant to leave his bed alone. He’s also grown fond of reading and required a safe, non-heating bedside lamp. We found a solution in a portable LED lamp, bright enough for his reading needs, hoping it would address these concerns.Presenting it as a gift turned out to be a hit! He adores his new lamp and carries it everywhere, even managing his bathroom visits solo. It’s also proving to be an excellent reading light.The lamp is a breeze to use – so much so that my son had to show me how. A simple tap on the top activates it, with further taps cycling through its features like flashing and dimming. The color selection is around the top middle button, and a switch underneath turns it off to conserve energy. After a week of regular use, both at night and in the morning, we haven’t needed to recharge it, indicating a solid initial battery life. Recharging seems quick, around 30 minutes, though we haven’t timed it precisely.It’s a robust little lamp, made of sturdy plastic with straightforward electronics, lightweight yet durable. My gripes are minor: it comes with only a mini-USB cable, sans a standard plug for charging, which means you might need a spare or have to connect it to another device like a laptop. Not everyone has such a charging source handy in their child’s room. Also, the lamp has a foldable handle for carrying or hanging, but hanging it up flips the logo upside down – a trivial design flaw that irks me, though it doesn’t affect the lamp’s function.In any case, the lamp has brought our son comfort and us more sleep, making the £12 we spent a worthwhile investment