Makes the night ...

... Although not quite the day, but what brings out Ansmann of 0.4 watts, is very considerable.
There are small night lights with 1 watt, which are funzeliger. The trick of this night light is the relatively large radiating surface matted in egg shape, which is illuminated from the inside and therefore perfectly capable of radiating a multiple of the amount of light to the outside - like a reflector, thoughtful but just much nicer.
Bluish, as one reviewer wrote, I can not feel it is in my opinion a nice cold white with at least 6000K. Depending on the wall or surrounding color that is illuminated so that it can perhaps a "dyed or fusty" according to happen. But in a white room, it is pure white.
The "chemical" smell, the same reviewer describes, I also can see at all.

Purchase crucial for me was pure white light with on-off switch. Both met this lamp, the toggle switch engages very good back and forth, all in all, a very high-quality processing for a relatively low price.
But I was a little surprised by the size: You get here a little ostrich delivered to your home. With little space over a socket must be the light to turn up if necessary. That's what I did, because I did it shine in an outlet with a protective flap in the bathroom; therefore no twilight sensor for me out of the question - in my windowless bathroom they would otherwise remain lit.

Why a star deduction? The contacts of the flat Euro connector are so long that the lamp sockets in all tried out a couple of millimeters out of stands and therefore wobbles in the can. A real safety plug would have been better - well.
The fact that the spring-loaded clamp my safety outlet pushes the Ansmann Night light downwards, this has done to the wobble with me, a second for the kitchen counter, however, I will not buy as planned for this very reason.

For those who want to get an idea of ​​the brightness, I recorded and attached a photo in the dark - the brightness should be enough for any spills free nightly targets on the toilet ;-)