Emeritpro Night Light Plug-in Wall (Pretty Cat) – 8-Colour RGB + Dusk to Dawn Sensor, 2 Pack
Product description
The essentials
A plug-in night light sounds like a small purchase, but it can make the room feel less “dark and awkward” when kids get up at night. This Emeritpro wall plug night light keeps things straightforward: a pretty cat design for bedroom decor, adjustable colour options, and an automatic dusk-to-dawn sensor so it turns itself on and off.
On paper, it hits the everyday needs most households have—subtle light for corridors, a calm glow for bedrooms, and a simple way to reduce the temptation to switch big overhead lights on during the night. You also get a memory function, so it should pick up where you left it rather than forcing a reset each time.
Key features worth using
The stand-out idea here is that it’s not just a single-colour night light. It’s set up with multiple lighting modes:
- 8 RGB colour options (with colour changing)
- a 3000K warm light mode
- an RGB “fade” style mode
It also uses a dusk-to-dawn sensor. Practically, that means you don’t have to remember to switch it on in the evening or off in the morning—handy for busy parents, or when you want a consistent routine.
There’s an additional detail that’s easy to overlook until you live with it: when turned off, the light sensor is disabled. That can be a plus if you want undisturbed sleep without the light “helpfully” coming on again.
What you’ll notice day to day
This is designed for a soothing, gentle glow rather than bright room lighting. The 0.5W energy saving claim suggests it’s intended to be left on regularly without feeling wasteful.
Also, the memory function matters more than it sounds. If you set a preferred brightness and colour, it’s meant to remember your last setting—so you’re not repeatedly fiddling with controls after bedtime. In a typical use case, you might set one light to the warm mode for winding down, then rely on the sensor for automatic evening activation.
The less convincing bits (limitations to keep in mind)
It’s worth tempering expectations. This kind of plug-in night light is meant for ambient guidance, not for replacing a lamp or providing strong visibility. If your goal is to clearly see across a room, you may find the output too soft.
The modes are fun, but if you prefer a single “always the same” look, the RGB options may be a mixed bag—still, the warm 3000K mode is there for people who want something calmer and less colour-fiddly.
Finally, because it uses a dusk-to-dawn sensor and a brightness/colour memory concept, it’s a good idea to consider where the sensor is positioned relative to nearby light sources (for example, if a corridor light or window glare hits it, automatic timing could feel less predictable).
Who it suits (and who should probably skip it)
It makes sense if you want:
- a cute cat night light style for children’s bedrooms
- automatic on/off at night rather than manual switching
- a mix of warm lighting and RGB colour options
- the convenience of a memory function
- extra coverage with the included 2 pack (for bedroom + hallway, for example)
It may not suit you if you need bright illumination, or if you strongly dislike any possibility of sensor-driven automatic behaviour. It’s also not the best match if you’re after a more “premium” smart-home style feature set—this is more about simple, practical night lighting with basic mode control.
Buying verdict
Should you buy it?
Worth buying if you’re looking for a child-friendly, decorative night light that turns itself on when it gets dark, with the option to switch between warm light and 8-colour RGB effects. The 2 pack is particularly handy if you want the same feel in more than one spot.
Better avoided if you need strong brightness for reading or for clearly navigating a room, or if the automatic dusk-to-dawn sensor could clash with your preferred bedtime routine. On balance, it’s a solid everyday night-light choice, but it stays firmly in the “ambient glow” category rather than becoming a main lighting solution.
Mini FAQ
Will it turn on automatically?
Yes. It uses a dusk-to-dawn sensor to switch on in the dark and off at dawn.
What lighting modes are available?
There are three modes: colour changing with 8 RGB colours, a 3000K warm light mode, and an RGB fade mode.
Does it remember my last setting?
It’s designed with a memory function, so it should remember the last brightness and colour setting.
Is it suitable for children’s bedrooms?
That’s the intended use. The product is positioned for children’s rooms and similar indoor areas where a gentle night glow is helpful.
Does the 2 pack mean two separate lights?
Yes. The listing is for a 2 pack, so you get two plug-in night lights.