Rechargeable Light Bulbs with Remote Battery Operated Light Bulb

USB Detachable Rechargeable LightsBattery operated light has a built-in 2200mAh battery, perfect for places in your home where you need light but don't have hardwiring: such as floor lamps, wall sconces, or cabinet lighting etc. It's designed with a magnetic base for easy installation, non-hardwired, no need electrician, just screw the E26 or E12 screw base into the fixture and then put on the bulb. Charging eliminates the need to frequently unscrew the screw base, just pull out it to charge 3 Color Temperatures & RGB Color ChangingRechargeable bulb not only comes in 3 color temperatures for daily use (Warm White, Daylight, Cool White) but also features 12 static colour night light modes and 4 dynamic RGB combination effects, perfect for creating a party atmosphere or personalised lighting to decorate your home. Comes with Type-C USB cable, takes 4 hours to fully charge, and runs for up to 6 hours on the highest white light level and up to 24 hours on the lowest brightness setting Remote Control & Button ControlRemote control works within a 10m range so you can easily turn the lights on/off from a comfort sofa, adjust the brightness and colour temperature, one-touch night light modes, switch 12 different colours, 4 lighting modes, and automatically turn off the lights after set a timer (30min/60min/120min). It also has a memory mode that allows the bulb to automatically turn on the last used lighting mode. When the remote is lost, press the bulb power switch to operate Wide Range of ApplicationsComes with E26 & E12 screw base, suitable for more lamps in your home such as wall sconces, table lamps, chandeliers etc.; Magnetic design of the bulb can be attached to metal surface, which can be used to lighting hidden corners that can't be electrified; Included sticky iron sheet can be used in cupboard, wardrobe and closet as a puck light; Light bulb has a portable hook, can be used as an outdoor light; It also be used as an emergency bulb in case of power outage