EZMilestone via Amazon has
EZVALO 19.7" Wireless Rechargeable Motion Sensor LED Under Cabinet Lights on sale for $19.99 - $10 (redeem the 50% off coupon on the item page) =
$9.99.
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Features:
- Includes a detachable 2200mAh replacement battery
- Lasts 6H at max brightness or 7-22 days in auto motion sensor mode
- Motion activated under cabinet lights detect movement within a 10ft & 120° range, automatically turning off after 20s of inactivity
- Features 76 high-efficiency LEDs
- Built-in magnets for installation on metal surfaces (for non-metal surfaces, use the included magnetic adhesive pads)
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1: $10 discount
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Additionally, these are MicroUSB for recharging, which is a pain in 2025.
I use and prefer these [amazon.com]. I put them in my laundry room, which leads to my connected garage. I get at least 3 months on the lowest brightness in auto mode. They also charge via Type C (and it comes with a single USB-A to dual Type C cable, letting you charge both with a single cable.
Claiming only 100 lumens, showing its flip phone-size battery, and including run time at max is commendable. You have to scroll down a lot to see the lamp segment is 6" shorter than the measurement in the title of this post
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100 lumens is about 15W, which seems reasonable. So, are the 800/1500 lumen claims just that far off?
100 lumens is about 15W, which seems reasonable. So, are the 800/1500 lumen claims just that far off?
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100 lumens is about 15W, which seems reasonable. So, are the 800/1500 lumen claims just that far off?
Anyone who's held a 1000 lumen flashlight knows the hot potato heat it generates in seconds. Search videos of those 1K+lumen flashlights igniting paper.
Claiming only 100 lumens, showing its flip phone-size battery, and including run time at max is commendable. You have to scroll down a lot to see the lamp segment is 6" shorter than the measurement in the title of this post
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1: $10 discount
2: $9.99 discount
3: $10 discount
4: $9.99 discount
5: $10 discount
... and so on.
Additionally, these are MicroUSB for recharging, which is a pain in 2025.
I use and prefer these [amazon.com]. I put them in my laundry room, which leads to my connected garage. I get at least 3 months on the lowest brightness in auto mode. They also charge via Type C (and it comes with a single USB-A to dual Type C cable, letting you charge both with a single cable.
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It's my understanding that these are micro usb
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