Woputne Desk Lamp Clip Light, 10 Dimmable Brightness 3 Light Modes Reading Light, Clamp Bedside Lamp for Painting, Craft, Study (Black)

I had been eyeing a clip-on desk lamp for a while but was hesitant due to mixed reviews. However, I decided to go ahead and purchase the Woputne Desk Lamp Clip Light, and I couldn't be happier with my decision.At £9.99, the quality and build of this lamp are impressive. It's well-made, sturdy, and feels robust. The clamp is secure and easy to move, making it ideal for various setups. The neck is flexible yet holds its shape perfectly, which is great for directing light exactly where it's needed.The light itself is bright and adjustable, with different modes to switch from white light to warm light. It's perfect as a bedside lamp, but my mum uses it mostly for her jigsaw puzzles in the living room. The lamp brightens up a dark corner, making it easier for her to see the pieces.I've also used it for laptop repairs, and the adjustable neck allows me to position the light in the most awkward spots. The USB-powered feature is very convenient, allowing you to plug it into a charger or any USB-compatible device.After six months of use, the lamp is still working perfectly. I'm absolutely delighted with this purchase and would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a versatile and reliable desk lamp.

If you've recently started working from home, or want to start using a webcam to video-call friends from your desktop PC, proper lighting will go a long way.I always put off buying a webcam in the past. No matter what I tried, I could never seem to get the picture to look right. My friends all had perfectly lit faces in their video calls, making their skin look all glowy and with no akward shadows... and I just didn't understand how. I had two massive windows in my office, so it definately wasn't lack of light that was the problem.A few google searches/youtube videos later, and the reason became clear. Apparently it's not the 'amount' of lighting that's the problem, but the direction of it.If you're back-lit by a window, have lights only above you or to the side, then you'll end up looking pretty shit no matter what you do (unless you're a goddess who just looks amazing from every angle... if so, lucky you). One option is to move your desk so it's directly facing a window, but this isn't always an option (depending on power points and wall space). Not to mention having the sun shining in your eyes all day probably isn't a great idea. I did move my desk to a slightly better position, which helped somewhat, but what really made a dramatic difference was this little light.I clipped it onto the back of my desk, directly behind my web-cam so that it was just sticking up over the top of my screen... and wow. I couldn't believe the difference. It lit up my face evenly and made my skin look all glowy, and on the right setting, the light looks just like daylight. For such a cheap and convinient thing, it makes a huge difference. Rather than avoiding using my webcam, I now actually want to find excuses to use it.It has a USB power cord which I personally use to power the light, or you can plug the USB into one of those converters to use it off mains. It's tiltable, and you can easily change the intensity and temperature of the light, to better adapt to the current lighting conditions in your room.All in all, money well spent. I've only had it for a week or so now so can't comment on its sturdiness, but it seems solid enough to me and not cheaply made.

Useful little light that can clamp on the the headboard and be positioned where you need the light. Type of light changes from bright white, warm white and a blue haze. The brightness can also be altered although I wouldn’t say it’s very bright on its highest setting. Enough for close work which I suppose is the point of a bedside lamp. My only niggle is the position of the controls in relation to the actual light itself. It’s too far away to the point that it’s falls down the side of the bed rather than being near the actual light like my old Ikea one was like. Having said that, it’s got a bright blue light that shines to show you were the controls are. This is bright so I wouldn’t recommend if this is likely to keep you awake.

Works wonders. Best thing is that its a plug so you don't have to keep changing batteries for it to stay on. Allows me to read when the room is dark and is easy to change the settings to make it more comfortable for me.

Absolutely brilliant. Needed a light for night time crochet.. this has been good.

Really great lamp and good value for money.3 different light settings and you can brighten/dim it. Clip opens quite widely and the neck of the lamp is really bendy and manoeuvrable.My only gripe is that when switched off, the blue power button is really bright, which i guess is good if you’re looking for it in the dark, but i feel I can see it with my eyes closed 😂

This is a great light, easy to use and nice that it has different light settings. I bought it so I could do my crafting by it. This is where the down side of it is. It has to be plugged in at all times for it to work. Which is really annoying when you need it at a different angle to which you can't move the light to on its bendy wire. The grip on it the holds it to a table is really strong which is great. I just have to have someone move it for me as I don't have the strength in my hands to do it. But other than those gripes it's a good bright light.

Lovely as explained in here