USB Car LED Atmosphere Lights Mini LED Ambient Kit Car Accessories Lighting Universal (Red, 2 PCS)

My sister like them.

I had a unused USB port near my radio and purchased this light to add a little color to the dash. This little light works perfect for that it's not super bright but it's not super dim it's in the middle and isn't too glaring. It's a simple design just a USB with 2 little LEDS at the top under a plastic cover but construction seem decent and doesn't look like it will fall apart. Overall it's a nice little light that adds a nice touch to your cars dash but don't expect it to light up your entire car. I included a few photos of the packaging and how it looks in my 2014 Toyota Corolla S Plus.

These are what they are - we picked these up because the Jackery 240 does not have a built in flashlight like the Jackery 160 or Jackery 500 does. They fit semi-flush into the usb ports, and with Jackery 240 having two USB ports you get the equivalent of a 4 LED flaslight (each one of these lamps has two LEDs) with them plugged in. Good enough to read a small map under them, to spot camp, etc.As other reviewers have pointed out, the lights don't get diffused that much across the plastic shade, so you do see two bright dots and not just one consistent rectangle of color. To difuse it would likely mean making these really dim, and they are already more along the line of night-light quality as it is. If you don't expect too much from these you will find little purposes for them, but keep in mind they're not designed to light up your whole car.UPDATE: While these are not horribly expensive, I have found them cheaper from other sellers in a variety pack if you are OK with getting one each of multiple colors. But for example, I could have gotten 14 of these lights for the price of these 2, so it pays to look around.

Bought these in the ice blue color and they are very bright. I don’t mind the brightness but it can be bothersome depending on where you use them. I have one plugged into the back of my computer and it gives a really nice glow that reflects off the wall and the other is in my truck which lights up the interior nicely but can be bothersome when driving or if you’re in the back seat looking at it. Luckily my truck has a protective cover that goes over the usb/audio plug that I have this plugged into that acts as a shade to direct the light downward. Would buy again but I would go with a darker color.

They're OK for what they do, but they're more of an 'Ooh, that's pretty' rather than an 'Ooh, that's useful' kind of thing. As expected, they take up a USB port and might be helpful if you have a bank of ports to illuminate, but otherwise don't do much, and even that not so well. They're more of a gimmick item and not really that useful. I'm not saying don't buy them, just that I don't really recommend them unless you have the specific need I mention above.

I bought these for my Mazda, because I miss the ambient/map lights I am used to in Audi's and most VWs. Having a small somewhat dim light always on in your car at night is great. It keeps you from having to turn on the overheads and blinding everyone. For the Mazda3, the USB ports just happen to be in the darkest part of the center console, so these worked out great.Pro tip: Red light is the best for functionality in a car at night. Red light has longer wavelengths, and is easier on the eyes. It's not super bright, but once your eyes adjust, it provides you with the light you need, without the eyes strain.

Works great. I just bought an older Jeep and it doesn't have enough ambient light to see the cup holders at night on dark roads so I searched for a solution. Having a 4 port usb hub with a few open slots I thought these would be great. I put both in the hub and found that one was plenty bright for my purpose. With my hub I can turn off each port as I desire so I just left the second one off so I can turn it on if I do want more light for some reason.

These turn on and off every 3-5 seconds. They are super annoying. Do not buy.