A ten-inch aluminum bar that notices you. In sensor mode it reads movement across 120 degrees and up to ten feet, lights the moment you step into a dark cupboard or onto a landing, and goes out again twenty seconds after you leave. There is no switch to find in the dark because there is nothing to find.
Forty LEDs sit behind a frosted cover, so what reaches the counter is an even wash rather than a row of bright points. Five brightness levels mean the same bar can run high over a chopping board and low enough at two in the morning not to wake anyone. A separate always-on mode turns it into a work light or a lamp you can carry.
Nothing is wired. The magnets inside hold it straight onto any ironwork surface, and for everything else there are adhesive steel plates in the box — stick the plate, snap the bar on, lift it off again when it needs charging. A full USB-C charge of the 1800 mAh cell lasts between one and six weeks on sensor mode, or eight hours at full brightness held on.