I want lights to turn on when one of us have to head downstairs at night/early morning so we can see the stairs (without turning the big light on, of course). I thought of a Flic button, but a motion sensor might be more convenient?
Do motion sensors work well at night/in the dark, enough to trigger a lightstrip turning on?
Also, what’s best lightstrip out there? Was leaning toward Nanoleaf, but Meross looked pretty aight, too. (I have several Meross plugs that have worked well for me, so I trust ‘em a bit.)
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