LOHAS Plug-In Night Light

Technical details

The 3D design sends light upward and downward, giving a child’s room a softer glow than a single-direction night light. Its dusk-to-dawn sensor switches the light on as the room gets dark and off when daylight returns, so it can handle the nightly routine without needing a manual switch each time.

There are three lighting modes: eight solid colors, soft white, and color cycling. The solid-color choices are red, turquoise, yellow, blue, green, violet, light pink, and teal. In soft-white mode, a button press reduces brightness by 50%. A long press turns the light off, pressing again turns it on. The selected color is remembered after a restart, but manually turning the light off also disables its sensor until it is turned back on.

No dimensions or brightness output are listed, so it is difficult to judge how much of a room it will illuminate without that measurement. Treat it as a night light for gentle ambient glow, not as a substitute for a brighter light needed for reading or other close-up tasks.

Getting the most from it

This is a plug-in light, so the outlet’s location will shape where its glow falls. For example, an outlet near a child’s bed can provide a little light for settling in or walking across the room at night. The automatic sensor suits households that would rather not remember to switch a light on at bedtime, while the color options let you keep the look simple with soft white or add a changing accent.

Avoid placing two of these night lights close together, the product instructions note that nearby lights can affect optimal sensor performance. If you want a basic, fixed-color glow, a simpler night light may be enough. This one makes more sense if color choices and automatic dusk-to-dawn switching are part of the appeal. It is still ambient lighting, rather than a light intended to brighten a whole room.

Usage tips

Use a short press to cycle through the lighting modes and choose a color that feels comfortable for bedtime. In soft-white mode, press the button again to lower the brightness. If you want the light to respond automatically to the room, leave it switched on, a long press turns it off and stops the sensor from working too. When you turn it on again, the color memory function recalls the previous color.

A solid pick if you want a child-friendly accent light that handles its own dusk-to-dawn routine and offers more than one color. It might not be a great match if you need a specified brightness level, a wide area of illumination, or detailed fit information before choosing an outlet location.

Before you decide

Does it turn on and off automatically? Yes. The sensor is designed to switch the light on at dusk and off at dawn, provided the light itself has not been manually turned off.

Can you choose a single color instead of cycling through colors? Yes. Short presses let you select among eight solid colors, soft white, and color cycling.

Will it keep the selected color after restarting? The description says it has a color memory function, so it should return to the previous color when turned back on.

Buying verdict

Choose this LOHAS night light if you want a plug-in option for a child’s room that combines a 3D upward-and-downward glow, color choices, and automatic dusk-to-dawn operation. Its strongest practical advantage is convenience: once left on, it can respond to changing room light, and the color memory saves resetting your preferred look. Skip it if your decision depends on exact dimensions or a stated brightness level, neither is provided, and the product is presented as cozy ambient lighting rather than a brighter task light.