I recently purchased and really like it, but I am noticing that that sensor attached to the magents moves/tilts slightly anyone experience this?
2033226
Mine does not move during operation but make sure when you join the magnets that the magnets are aligned. I don't know of a better way to describe this but you can feel resistance when you join them and they are not aligned. Then, over time they will align "twisting" themselves to line up.
1037705
Yes, mine had the same problem. It is hardly noticeable once it is up on the wall but now that you ask this I went back and looked and noticed it. Hopefully I forget about it again and don't focus on it.
1189295
I had the same problem. I re-checked the wiring to make sure I had it right. It was hooked up right and my problem was the sensor was to close to the light when it came on. I just pointed the sensor as far fom the light bulb as I could and haven't had a problem since.
1232409
I've had mine for some time now. There does not appear to be any functionality issues while mounted or elsewhere.
375725
I haven't had any probs with the light being reliably mounted in place. Having said that, I ride on road only so no bumps (weather here in CA is pretty good). My subjective opinion is that it shouldn't be a problem, but then again perhaps for mountain biking the mount won't hold up. I'm sorry I can't be of more help.
2230565
I had and have the same problem with 2 of my sensors. One I was able to correct by changing the orientation of the bulb insertion. The other I have just accepted since reinserting the bulb did not work
1470645
I have one. So far it hasn't done that to me. See if you can return or exchange it for something else.
1683093
It is an interesting use. I had a bad experience at first but the COMPANY contacted me and offered to send a replacement. I took them up on it. Now, the sensor works quite well but if you put it there I would imagine it going off constantly. I put mine on the sink near my computer just before I went to put it where I really want it. It kept going off all the time (even when I was typing) It was funny but I finely put it where I wanted and it works well. I still have not figured out if you can adjust the length the lights stay on.
1791616
Might be a defect but mine turned out ok. The tail goes to the right causing to spin so I had hovering and adjust trim the transmitter. Turned out to be stable now. If yours tilt it shouldn't do that cause there's no way to adjust it via transmitter.
1736402
Mine is slightly tilted as well, but not to the point of annoyance. I had the TV professionally installed, so I did not try and adjust, so I don't have any specific help. It almost appears to be sagging to some extent. It is an inexpensive mount compared to others I have seen and I suspect that the price reflects the lack of robust design and material used for this mount. That said, it has not failed and I am still using it.
1610675
Make sure that it is setup as a non wired sensor. If this setting is incorrect then you will see behavior like this.
2115777
I haven't noticed that with mine but i bought mine new. I would return it and get a refund.
371541
Mine hasn't moved at all and I know what your talking about since my old one moved as well. LOVE this one and would definitely buy it again.
65597
I have never noticed this and I am pretty sensitive to such things.. maybe something is wrong with that one, return it
2180824
That was a cocern when I got mine but I haven't encountered a similar problem. I woul d send it back & get another one.
1772899
I had no problem with mine. Simply connected to post and has worked great. Suspect sensor not working. Get a new one and do not worry. Good luck
708903
The light remains on as long as it can sense your presence in front of the mirror. Then it stays on for another few seconds (just in case you moved away to reach for something). But there is no adjustment. If the light is not staying on and you are in front of the mirror, maybe you are not in front of the sensor? I noticed that when I was doing very close work - I tended to be positioned at the very bottom of the mirror. As the sensor is up top - I did have the light turn off on me once or twice. Just make sure that some part of you is actually in front of the sensor, and you will be fine. I now lean/look over to one side when doing the close-up inspections. Problem solved. It is a great mirror - can't believe that it is worth the price, but it really is.