emagine A Sleep Aid Red LED Motion Sensor Night Light Plug in for Bedroom with Dusk to Dawn Motion Activated Auto Sensor, Promotes melatonin Production and Healthy Sleep, ON-Off-Auto Toggle, 2-Pack

I love these. I have one in my bedroom because the walk to the bathroom is dark. I always struggle to fall back asleep with a traditional night light. And even with my keeping my eyes closed and groping my way to the bathroom the white light seeps through. BUT THIS is the coolest. The sensor turns on with motion briefly, and with the red lighting it doesn’t create a blinding illumination just the right amount needed. I can even sleep facing the light since it turns off and only on when needed. The red glow reminds me of an incubator and when I snuggled under my blankets I feel peaceful and once the light goes out I’m able to sleep!

We use these for hallway and stair lights. Work great, and don't screw up night vision. Have quite a few, and getting more tomorrow. Too bright for our bedroom, but great for the hallways and stairs, so I don't hurt myself.

This nightlight throws off a serious amount of light. I wanted a nightlight for a large bathroom, so it could be used at night (e.g. toilet, brushing teeth, etc.) without the need to turn on the main lights. I have two of these lights in there now. Red is a great color for this purpose, as it doesn't affect night vision, and won't disrupt sleep patterns, like cool white or daylight bulbs (i.e. those toward the blue end of the spectrum) will. At nearly a four inch diameter, this nightlight was larger than i had expected it to be (yet it doesn't prevent the lower socket from being used). The large size is necessary to throw out the amount of light which this nightlight does. In a small bathroom, or many other applications, this may be more light than one might want. But it works quite well when one has a need for more light than what most red nightlights throw off. I personally wouldn't use it in a bedroom, opting instead for a less bright light there, but that's my personal preference. Your needs may be different. The IR sensor seems to work well, as does the daylight sensor. Comes on when one needs it, and not when one doesn't.

It works, the red is great for night vision, and motion sensing is really sensitive. I wish it were a bit smaller. I have it in the hallway where it doesn’t matter, but I didn’t use it in my bathroom due to the size.

Seems good so far. Can be set to come on automatically with motion and the red light doesn’t bother me in the middle of the night and wake me up.