Cord-free Nightlight
This milk-carton-like nightlight is cord-free, but at the cost 3 AAA batteries. I don’t think it’s a cost-efficient trade, because just spending less than 1 dollar, I can get a direct insertion nightlight which only need one outlet but cord-free as well, while this milk-carton-like nightlight will cost you $42.
I have a direct insertion nightlight that only be used when I go to bed. If it is cord-free doesn’t matter to me. Just plug it into the outlet, so that I will not see nothing in the dark. And that’s all I need from it, maybe so do most of you. Anyhow, you can’t use it for reading because of its failnt light.
That is my opinion. If you like this kind of creative design or the product itself, I still would like to tell you this nightlight is turned on with the button in the bottom. The nightlight I use is similar as the one below, cord-free, and only need one outlet, but not as cute as it. It seems like a baby is embracing something.
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