Illuminate the night with Wyze Night Light - 5/25/21

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Wyze Night Light fixes all the problems you’ve had with other night lights. Like the need for outlets and complicated installation. Ours has an internal Lithium battery and a magnetic wall mounting plate. It’s also back-lit so it softly illuminates the floors and walls. Oh, it also links together with other Wyze Night Lights so that dark, creepy stairwell doesn’t look so, well… dark and creepy. Illuminate the night with Wyze Night Light.

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Will there be a plug-in version of this in the future?

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We don’t have plans for that at this time. But I shared your request with the team! :slight_smile:

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Okay, @UserCustomerGwen! Stop twisting my arm. I bought a set. :rofl:

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Dang it! Fine… I have a feeling I will be ordering more once I use the 3 packs I got :smiley:

Funny how WYZE keeps selling items I didn’t know I wanted.

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MWAHAHAHAHAHA! :smiling_imp:

Thanks for your orders, folks! :heart:

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Exciting product ! Can one use it outside?

Scott

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Once again, another product which I thought I did not need, but Wyze knew better. :slight_smile: Keep it coming, can’t wait to see what is next.

I ordered a pack with the expectation I will be ordering more.

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Thanks, Scott! These aren’t rated for outdoor use and there isn’t a cover for the charging port so we wouldn’t recommend it.

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Hooray! Thanks for your order, spamoni4! :smiley:

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Can these remain permanently plugged to a USB charger negating the need to recharge them?

Will these only work in a dark setting when motion is detected? Or is there an on-at-dark, off-at-light setting?

How long do they remain on after motion is detected? And will they immediately turn off if a light is turned on?

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Perhaps, the next generation II - can be an inny and outy….LOL

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Looks interesting… I ordered a set to try out!

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hmmm, I ordered 2 sets but now after looking at the specs it doesn’t say how long they stay illuminated. Is it only when motion is detected and then off? Also, lets say I link 3 together for my basement stairs and 1 of them is picking up light from the hall, Will the motion still trigger the other 2?

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Any plans for a color changing feature. I only use night lights that are red as I dont what blue or white light s on Red Light at Night: How Does It Affect Your Sleep and Vision?

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I wrote up a bunch of questions, then read the FAQ before posting and it answered nearly all of them. Whoever wrote the FAQ’s, did a great job!

A couple of clarifications I’d like to ask still:

  1. When charging, it says we can leave the light on. Just to clarify, I assume that means we can also leave it in “auto” mode and still paired to other devices.

  2. These function on the 2.4GHz band. Any idea which “Channel” (the 11 smaller bands within the 2.4GHz range) these will be using?

    • I would prefer to make sure they aren’t going to add signal pollution to interfere with all my other devices…now I can change my router channel to a different channel, so that is not a big deal, but we kind of need to know which band they’re going to add a slight amount of signal pollution to (even though it is fairly negligible with only going 100 feet and not broadcasting often, I still already have a TON of devices competing on that signal band).

Thanks! :slight_smile:

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Battery Life

128 days (Solo use)

85 days (Linked)

11 hours for normal mode (Calculated by 10 times light per day)

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Same here. :joy:

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Hello,
Would have been nice to be just plug in for better longevity than a lithium battery.

Does wyze has any sustainability goals as a company?

Some of this tech seems so disposable that perhaps the low price now could end up being a very high price in the future.

Are any of the components recyclable or replaceable?

Thanks
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