Desk Lamp, LED Desk Lamp with Clamp for Home Office, High Brightness Dimmable Desk Light, Adjustable Color Temperature Swing Arm Architect Lamp with Memory & Timing,Touch Control Clamp Lamp

The beauty of this lamp is overwhelming. The simplicity, the flexibility, the incredible dimmable brightness. the ease of setting up, the light weight. I've already ordered a second one.

No dislike

What was needed in my husband's office was provided. Job well done!!!!

A fine lamp

Great lamp solution for a mission style bed headboard via a clamp that secures the lamp in place. I recently had a regular desk lamp sitting on the headboard ledge, until it recently fell off and broke. The adjustable brightness and the head lamp multi-position versatility is a win-win. Recommend.

Perfect on desk. I should have bought this long ago.

Not crazy about the switch location or timer mode choices, but you get used to it. Otherwise it is light weight bet strongly made for what it is.

The media could not be loaded.  The main light assembly by itself is well designed and sturdy however here is a problem when attaching this light to a non-level surface such as a tilted drawing table. The problem is that the whole light assembly soon starts slipping at the pivot point, swings downward over your work and will not stay up. It's obvious that the little set screws that keep the light assembly tight on the pivot shaft are way too small to hold the light assembly in place. Also, the pivot shaft itself may not be a hard enough steel to handle the set screw tension. My summary is that though the product photos only show the light being used on level tables, the description should clearly state that it is not designed for use with drawingtables, etc. The whole pivot point and clamp parts are a little too flimsy to properly handle the weight of the entire light assembly when it's at an angle. (Watch video).

Pros:- Very flexible. Able to bend/twist/rotate to almost any position/angle that is required either for reading, detailed work, painting, etc. I initially stumled on this point as I only manage to rotate the lamp from one side, limiting its flexibility; however after re-reading some of the helpful comments here, I found another rotation point, allowing for almost unlimited flexibility- light brightness adjustments - good for night light, good to illuminate the entire table, and everything in between- light temperature adjustments - good range- sturdy table clamp- sturdy construction- stable and tight rotation- looks great!Cons:- the control is on the rotatable stem which means the control may be facing elsewhere depending on your angles adjustment.

after a thorough search I found these desk Lamps. The look is modern, simple and good quality. You can change light warmth and brightness. controls are intuitive and within reach on the lamp arm. Arms move all directions, so you can place them anywhere. Already have 4 of them and the first i bought works for more than a year now with no problem. The only thing I would wish is that the power cable would go a little lower so that it would be completely invisible form he desk.

Well made led light bar/lamp; arms solidly made and (at least when new) snug/tight movements.Flexible arm positions to be sure. But... unfortunately the light bar doesn’t rotate equally either side of the “home”/central axis; but to one side only. The illustrations seem to suggest a rotation divided equally to either side? Thus if you want to rotate towards you then you must install the lamp on the left of your desk top; if on the right you can only rotate it 270 degrees away from you... Not suitable for my applications.Lumens output is fine, and the colour temperature range adequate; but the lack of rotation both sides of the central axis is (for me) a serious deficiency.If you can live with that restriction then fine; as I say it’s well made and bright...Although I’m returning the one I bought (for reasons as above) I’d still give this lamp four stars for build for quality and lumens output etc..An update on Jan 17th 2023:After closer inspection and fiddling around with the lamp (prior to packing it up for return) I discovered that there are two rotation points possible for the light bar. One is the light bar itself which rotates 270 degrees(?) within the elbow joint; "and a second" for that elbow joint on the end of the middle arm.Between them one can get the light bar into almost any position regardless of where the whole fixture is on a desk.Having not been able to find a monitor light bar which didn't pour light on my monitor I bought this to see if it would better. Initially (as above) I didn't think it could; but - as in this update - I find it can; and it does it better than a monitor light bar.It's not obvious that the second elbow rotates as well on the end of the middle section (just as the light bar itself rotates on the end of the elbow); but once you know that the options for this lamp are endless...Also it does allow a webcam to sit atop a monitor as one can position the light bar above the webcam; whereas many monitor lights may not allow this easily - if at all....(The touch sensitive controls require a little getting used too; but that's true for all these touch sensitive light bars and monitor lamps.)So I've upgraded my rating from four to five stars; and hope it justifies that in terms of longevity and reliability.

Well-built lamp, just arrived properly packed. Has a nice dimmer function, quite nice and bright overall and the ability to change the warmth of the bulb is awesome. A bit expensive at £45, but indispensable for desks that are short on space.Giving it 4 stars rather than 5 only because it seems the bulb cannot be replaced - which is a pity because this is a great piece of kit. That said, it is an LED so I expect to get at least 4+ years of flicker-free use out of it.

I wanted a lamp to paint miniatures by and determined this was probably the best choice of the several task lamps priced around £45 on Amazon at the time of writing, in terms of brightness of output (900 lm according to the answers to questions above). I'm satisfied with my choice and definitely feel like it's improved what I can produce due to being able to see what I'm doing better. The white light allows for better colour perception.Even in a room which is almost entirely dark apart from this lamp, if I hold the miniature close to the light source I can do even fine detail work (easy to do because the lamp is very flexible and also thin so you can have it fairly near your head, just above your hands and the miniature you are working on, without it feeling awkward or obtrusive – and no heat can be felt radiating from it from more than a centimetre or two away). For more regular work I have it in a more conventional position. Obviously it's better to also have daylight or other similar-colour light in the room, which I do most of the time, but it is possible to rely on this alone.I'm sure if you paid £90 for the 2200 lm one produced by another company you would get a better product as well as twice as much light output (and perhaps not have to put the light sources close for fine detail work), but in my opinion you would likely be better off getting two of these so that you can have dual light sources and hence less shadow, as many professional miniature painters use. I also think the shape of this is better, with the armature connected to a the end of the light-emitting bar, rather than in the middle.Stylish and unobtrusive. Good piece of design – the only thing that I sometimes wish were different is that it were possible to rotate the light-emitting section on its axis, toward or away from me, but this isn't a major gripe (EDIT: actually, turns out this is possible - just excellent design). What I can't speak to at this stage is how sturdy it is and whether the joints will hold their present firmness over time. I will update this review if there they loosen noticeably to the point where it becomes inconvenient or unreliable.