Lumipets Remote Control Silicone Night Light for Kids - Unicorn Design with 9 Soft Colors & Sleep Timer - Rechargeable, Battery-Operated Lamp for Bedroom | Baby Nursery, Toddler, Girls, Boys

Esta genial la luz, los colores

Excelente para iluminar el cuarto de los peques por la noche, excelente!

para los que lean esto, es una figura de silicon con una base de lampara, mis hijas encantadas con su lampara es flexible y si se ensucia, es fácil de limpiar. tiene tonos de colores y de brillo para que no despierte a tus peques con la intensidad de la luz.

Me encantó el material, para que los niños la tengan por todos lados sin temor a que se rompa o se lastimen. Para los peques es hipnotizante

I got this as a nightlight for 4-yr old. It's cute, she likes it, and it makes nice colors (except red - the first time she saw that color she said, "it looks mad" and it does look a little demonic when it's on red). I have one big complaint, and it looks like a concerns others expressed. In the highest brightness setting, it is very bright. I had originally put it on a dresser, but it cast way too much light, so now I keep it on a dark carpeted floor near a tapestry to minimize reflection. When you dim the light (using the remote), the light level is appropriate for nighttime except when the white color is on (I imagine white is all of the LEDs on at the same time, so white seems brighter than the other colors). The problem is, every change you make to the light resets the brightness level back to maximum, so if you change from say blue to green, you have to then click the dim button repeatedly to get it back to the right level for sleeping. Also, the color changing modes simply don't allow you to dim the light, period - they only work at the brightest setting, and can't be changed, so they're useless for nighttime (IMHO). I'd also prefer that the light could be turned on with the remote - you can't do that. It has to be turned on by touch. You can turn it off with the remote, and do all of the other features, but the initial on has to be by touch. At least when it's plugged in (can't be sure otherwise) it has a very dim internal light that makes it glow all the time, which I actually like, because it makes it visible (softly so) in the dark even when it's off. I don't know about battery life - we keep this plugged into a usb charger at all times. Occasionally the kid will play with it, but it's mostly treated like a lamp for our use. We hardly ever use the squeeze feature that lets you push in on the light to activate/change it, but it doesn't seem to work too reliably in my limited interactions. After the initial excitement wore off, though, we now set the light once at bedtime and don't manipulate it after that, and for that purpose it works fine. I give the kid the remote at bedtime, but she mostly doesn't touch it.