Cordless Floor Lamp, 5000mAh Rechargeable Battery Operated Floor Lamp for Living Room, Portable, Touch Control for Reading Camping, 3 Color Temperatures Emergency Lighting White

I purchased two to put on each side of my couch were a plug is not available. Lasts for days without a charge as I only use at night for reading. Easy to assemble and super easy to use and charge. Light in weight so easy to move around if needed.

This is just what we were looking for. Bright and very little space is required to set it up. Very happy.

Exactly what I was looking for - a battery operated reading light to place by the couch. Bright enough to read by without the overhead lights. 3 light options/light color, moveable head to shine the light in different angles, lightweight to move - but sturdy enough base that it won't fall over. Good price.

The product is very lightweight and compact, allowing it to be flexibly placed wherever you need it. Its brightness is truly impressive.

I was so excited about this light, only to find that once it lost a lot of it's charge, it wouldn't recharge when plugged in, and IT'S BRAND NEW!! I've had it plugged in FOR HOURS. It shouldn't take THAT long to recharge. Also the plug got VERY HOT. That's never a good sign. My sense is that this is cheaply made. Anyone else with similar experience? I'm so disappointed because I use it for outdoor selling events and I count on it to light up my products. I had them send me out a replacement, I'm hoping that perhaps I got a bad batch. Keeping my fingers crossed!

sSightly difficult to put together the wires but once it was put together, it was the best purchase ever. Sturdy , yet light enough to move. Light intensity is excellent. Versatile uses.

I need a reading lamp to set next to my recliner that wasn't overly bright. This one fits the bill nicely. The fact that it's powered by a rechargeable battery is critical since my recliner is not located near an outlet. I find that it suits my needs quite well. My only complaint is that the control is not intuitive and therefore it takes some time and experimentation to figure it out.

I love this! I got it for my daughters room. She has nightmares so she moves this by the bed where there’s no outlets. I charge it in my room and she uses it at night. Takes about a hour or two to get a good charge. Has 3 brightness settings. The power and the level setting is on the top of the light and the plug in is located at the bottom base. This was easy to put together but I did have to use needle nose pliers to hold the wire at the top to connect it to the top piece.

Je suis vraiment satisfaite de ma lampe, fonctionne très bien avec ses 3 intensités de lumière , c’est merveilleux!Merci!😘

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Good multi purpose lightHides nicely in the cornerCharge is less than satisfactory ( two nights at 3-4 hours) otherwise 5 stars

I bought this for my wife to read by. Works well and only needs charging once a week with current usage.

I haven’t used the lamp yet so maybe I’m a poor one to give a review! Anyway, what I see I like. I just wanted to mention a couple things for anyone who takes it out of the box, assembles it, and turns it on and finds it’s just not bright enough, like I did! I was going to return it, and then decided to first recharge the battery. It took four and a half hours. After that, the light was very bright, so obviously it was just about out of juice when I first tried it.Also, regarding the cable/cord that goes up the pipes required for recharging the battery, it is indeed a little on the short side, so it’s hard to push together with its connections. Here’s a tip. Use a pair of needle nose pliers to hold securely the wee bit that sticks up out of the pipe in order to push the other part into it tightly. It could be, for those who said the lamp quit taking a charge, was that these wires disconnected inside the pipes because they weren’t pushed together well. In that case, take the lamp apart to find out and use the pliers to hold tightly the end of the wire/cable/cord in the pipe,, and then push the connecting wire/cable (whatever you call it) into it well. It’s hard to do with just your fingers because the wire is too short to hold onto properly. If you don’t see the wire, turn the lamp upside down and the wire will be there, with just maybe a quarter of an inch sticking out. Grab it with the pliers and hold onto it tightly until you get the next part pushed into it! Hope this helps. Good luck!I’ve given the lamp a four star rating simply because of the shortness of the wires. It works and goes together with some imagination 😄