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GE vs Lyridz Plug-In Motion Sensor Night Light

Comparison of GE and Lyridz, based on their Amazon listings.

GE and Lyridz both sell two-packs of plug-in motion sensor night lights, but one is fixed and simple while the other is dimmable over a wide range. This comparison uses their listings to show which suits which room.

The Short Version

Pick GE for a simple, UL listed 40 lumen light with a dusk-to-dawn sensor. Pick Lyridz for stepless dimming from 1 to 150 lumens and two auto-off settings.

Side by Side

FactorGELyridz
Pack2 lights2 lights
Brightness40 lumens fixed1 to 150 lumens, dimmable
SensorMotion up to 25 ft, dusk-to-dawn360 degree motion sensor
Auto-off90 seconds60 or 120 seconds
Color3000K warm whiteNot stated in the title
CertificationUL listed (listed)Not stated in the title

Who Should Choose Each

  • GE suits a bathroom or hallway where you want a plain, dependable light.
  • Lyridz suits a hallway or bathroom where you may want more than a faint glow.

Who Should Look Elsewhere

  • You want no outlet. See our battery operated motion sensor night lights guide.
  • You want a very low light for a nursery. Dim Lyridz or choose a lower-lumen model.

How We Compared Them

We did not install or run either product. This comparison is based on the Amazon listings and manufacturer specifications, selected November 6, 2026. We could not retrieve current Amazon star ratings, so neither product carries a WikiHomeLED Score and we show no star ratings. Figures are as published by each seller and are not our measurements. Both appear in our plug-in motion sensor night lights guide, and our method is on the How We Review page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is brighter?

Lyridz tops out at 150 lumens, while GE is fixed at 40.

Can I dim GE?

No. The listing gives a fixed 40 lumens.

Which has the UL listing?

GE lists it. The Lyridz title does not mention one.

Safety note: plug-in night lights draw power from a wall outlet. Look for a UL or ETL mark, do not plug one into a damaged or loose outlet, do not cover it, and keep it out of reach of young children. Listings differ; we describe what each maker lists.

Check current pricing and availability for the GE Plug-In Night Light with Motion Sensor (2 Pack, 40 lm, 3000K).

Check current pricing and availability for the Lyridz Plug-In LED Night Light with 360 Degree Motion Sensor (2 Pack).

About the author

Ethan Cole
Ethan Cole

Ethan Cole leads research and editing at WikiHomeLED, comparing LED lighting for the home through manufacturer specs, manuals, safety listings and owner feedback. Every product is scored against the criteria on our How We Review page, and picks are updated when models change.