Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light With Sensor
by Maxxima
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light With Sensor
Customer Review: Not what I expected
Summary: 4 Stars
Maxxima MLN-09 LED Night Light The image of the Maxxima MLN-09-LED Night Light pictured on Amazon was exactly like the one I was trying to replace. Price was perfect. I ordered 7 of them. When they arrived the night light didn't look anything like the one in the picture. It works great. It is round, about the size of a golf ball. It does take up less space than the one pictured on Amazon. I am pleased with how well it functions. It just isn't what I was expecting to receive. It also isn't as aesthetically pleasing as the one pictured on Amazon.Customer Review: Only 80% last more than one year
Summary: 3 Stars
I have these all over my house. Once they have lasted about 6-9 months they seem to last forever. 10-20% fail in the first few months. My wife does not have good night vision and with roll shutters on the house outside light does not enter the house. She has no problem navigating at night, neither of us is disturbed when the other get up during the night. Better since the newer version does not require polarity and can be mounted without blocking the second outlet on a duplex outlet.Customer Review: Bright little sucker
Summary: 4 Stars
I bought several other of Maxxima's (MLN-10 and MLN-15), and this one is the brightest one of the crop. If you want an area lit at night, this is the brightest LED night light I own. I'm considering purchasing this one for several other rooms to keep them lit; while using very little power!
The sensor is not as sensitive as I would like. The area must be well lit during the day (at least two windows with blinds open in the near vicinity) in order to turn it off.
Customer Review: white LED (low power) night light
Summary: 4 Stars
These white LED night lights use very little power (0.35 watts), are a lot brighter than you might expect, and give off a good quality white light. Supposedly they last for 10 - 20 years too. We'll see. For the eletrically minded, this Maxxima one has a poor power factor of 0.12 (3 VA) -- whereas the Greenlight Blue Diamond's power factor is better 0.35 (1 VA). But they are both far superior to non-LED night lights-- throw those old incandescent bulb ones away.Customer Review: Works for me!
Summary: 5 Stars
I purchased these lights because my wife needs a night light especially when she occasionally gets up in the middle of the night. Since I like it dark in the bedroom, these are perfect. They are not too bright to keep me awake yet provide enough light to get around the room without walking into things. Also, since I shower without the lights on, I can still see what I am doing.