Car Solar Power Simulated Dummy Alarm, Anti-Theft LED Flashing Security Light Fake Lamp, Automotive Warning Interior Safety Lights with USB Charger Port, Car Accessories for Most Cars (Red/1PCS)

When I got mine, it worked great in the house. Then I went out in the sunshine and it wouldn't work. I thought it was broken. Then I covered it with my hands and with the light blocked it worked!! So this great little gadget only works at night when it can be seen! Genius!!

I had high hopes for this product, but it did not meet my expectations. I was disappointed with its performance and cannot recommend it based on my experience. Overall, this purchase has left me feeling quite unsatisfied.

This product works well. Blinks at the same rate as my real alarm on my other car. I bought two. One for the house and one for the car. That way when the one in the house stops blinking I will know I need to change the batteries in the car since I can't really see the light blinking during the day and I want to leave it on all the time. Otherwise, I'll forget to turn it on and off in the car. Priced correctly.

I think for what it’s supposed to do and for the price it’s a good deal, however I had mine for about 2 months and it’s officially stopped working. That’s too bad because it was working really well, it charged up through solar, the light was really bright, even my friends commented how bright it was, unfortunately it just stopped working after a few months. I need something that will at least last for a year or so. That’s why I gave it a 3 out of 5

Been using the first one for a couple months now. Recently bought a second one. These have a small solar charging panel on the top side along with a usb port on the side where the switch is. Charge it first with your usb cord for 24 hrs then disconnect cord and remove sticky backing and place this blinking light inside your vehicle someplace that will allow the blinking red light to be seen from a front seat outside car window. These blink once every 5 seconds and last 20-25 days before needing recharged. Or stick it where the small solar panel can get direct sunlight for a couple hours a day. I placed mine on the back side of my rear view mirror. It gets enough sunlight to keep it charged for... a really long time. I do turn it off when I'm driving at night as it's distracting. Otherwise it's all good. That's why I bought a second one for 2nd vehicle.