
CANMEIJIA Round Disc Wall Light Outdoor Waterproof 360°
₱196as of Aug 11, 2026
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How we reviewed this: we read the Shopee PH listing, checked the listed specs, and went through the owner reviews.
CANMEIJIA Round Disc Wall Light Outdoor Waterproof 360°A 360° halo of 3000K warm light in an IP65 body, for around ₱196: a softer, more grown-up look than the X-pattern lamps, if you accept it lights very little.

₱196as of Aug 11, 2026
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| Brand | CANMEIJIA |
|---|---|
| Type | LED wall light |
| Price | ₱196 (as of Aug 11, 2026) |
| Shopee owner rating | 5.0 ★ from 27 Shopee ratings |
| Shop | Canmei Official Store · Shopee Mall ✓ |
| Units sold | 71 |
Specs per the Canmei Official Store Shopee listing
| Type | LED wall light |
|---|---|
| Shape | Round disc |
| Light output | 360° halo around the disc |
| Color temperature | 3000K warm white |
| Weatherproofing | IP65 |
| Placement | Indoor and outdoor |
| Finish | Black or white front |
The CANMEIJIA round disc wall light is our Best Halo Glow pick: a 360° ring of 3000K warm light in an IP65 body, for around ₱196 as of August 11, 2026.
Softer than you expect. Instead of two hard cones, the disc floats slightly off the wall and light escapes all the way around its edge, so the wall behind it lifts evenly with no hard shapes. It looks less like a light fixture and more like a glowing circle on the wall.
That is a deliberate alternative to the X-pattern lamps that dominate this category. If you find those a bit obvious, this is the answer.
More than most here, which is why it earns its place. The listing states 3000K warm white, a genuine color temperature, and IP65 weather sealing. Two thirds of this category publishes neither. Front finishes come in black or white.
3000K is fixed, though, so there is no cooler setting if you later want it above a workbench.
On usable light. The glow is diffuse and spreads sideways, so it marks a wall rather than lighting the ground in front of it. On a stairwell it shows you where the stairs are; it does not let you see the steps. No wattage or lumen figure is published, so you cannot tell how far the halo reaches.
The disc also sits proud of the wall, which outdoors means dust and cobwebs collect on its top edge.
Around ₱196 as of August 11, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is about ₱66 more than the cheapest IP65 lamp here, and what you are buying is a different look plus a published color temperature. Sulit if the halo is what you want, less so if you just need light outdoors.
Buy this if you want outdoor or hallway lighting that looks quietly modern rather than dramatic, and you are lighting a route people already know. It is the right choice for a garden path wall, a courtyard, or a long corridor. If you need to actually see by it, buy a wide panel instead.
See how it ranks against the rest in our best wall lights in the Philippines roundup, or read about beam patterns in our wall light buying guide.
Want the same IP65 sealing but the classic beam pattern, for less? The CANMEIJIA IP65 aluminum wall lamp, our Best Budget pick, is around ₱130. Need a doorway properly lit rather than a wall marked? The SAIMILI outdoor wall light uses a large frosted panel for a much wider spread.
See how it compares with the other top picks in our wall lights comparison.
An up-and-down lamp throws two narrow cones and paints X shapes on the wall. This one glows in a full ring around the disc, so the wall behind it lifts evenly with no hard edges. It is softer and less dramatic, which is the right answer for a wall you walk past rather than one you look at.
Warm. 3000K is a soft yellow-white, the color most people find welcoming in the evening, and it flatters paint and plaster. It is fixed on this lamp, so there is no cooler setting if you later want it for a work area.
Yes. It is IP65 rated, meaning sealed against dust and against water sprayed from any direction, and the listing photos show it in the rain. It is one of only two lamps here with a stated IP rating.
It will mark the wall, not the steps. The halo is diffuse and spreads sideways rather than downward, so use it to show where the stairs are and keep a proper light overhead for actually seeing them.
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