Clamp Desk Lamp, Clip on Reading Light, 3000-6500K Adjustable Color Temperature, 6 Illumination Modes, 10 Led Beads, AC Adapter and USB Cord Included (Black)

Lo pegamos con el clip a la cabecera, se ajusta a varios grosores. Tiene botoncito para luz blanca o luz amarilla. Ilumina super bien y la varita y flexible, la puedes mover para donde tú quieras. Super útil!

I've had two of these plugged in and clamped to workbench in my previous project studio With one near a pair of Turntables & the other next to an MPC I was using at the time. I'm in the process of updating my studio right now. But plan to use these wherever they work best. I haven't had any issues, they still work perfect after more than a year. The lamps have 2 brightness settings and 3 light temp settings cold/warm/brightest. They're no frills, small but provide enough light for any small area. For my situation they worked worked perfectly. Your usage may vary. But what I can say is they are reliable. I never noticed any flickering. But keep in mind, after I got them in the space I needed. I never moved them. Maybe that's why they still work like new. Think of them as tiny little spot lights. The power switch is attached to the cable you plug in They're easy to use & stay where you need. The gooseneck is stiff in the best way. While still allowing you to bend the lamp however you need. Allowing you to get the lamp into small, tight spaces as needed. Seen here in the photos I attached. From my experience & use case, these work perfectly as utility lamps. But should work just as well as a small desk lamp. Quality at a price that's hard to beat. Hope any of that helps.

This works over a tiny fish tank (2.5 gallon / nano sized) with live low/medium light plants. I love that it has a USB plug - so I can use rechargeable power-banks (like you use for your phone - how long it lasts in next paragraph). Outlets are scarce in my home. This round light would be better over a bowl -with a round shape - since it throws light in a circular shape. My tank is rectangular and the light hits a circular area more strongly than the rectangular edges, I should have sought a rectangular shaped light. There are 3 color settings, very cool, neutral, and warm; plus high and low on each color setting. High on Neutral offers the very most light according to my phones light meter app. On that setting, it ran for 8 to 10 hours on my 6,000 mah battery. (Lost track after 8 hours - I think it is closer to 10.) On the low setting of warm color - which seems to be the least light - it was running for 8 hours when I turned off my 3,000 mah battery (would go longer). Too early to report on success for growing - will report back - but three tiny cryptocoryne plants are perkier since using it for only 2 days. The clip is functional, but they included a flat item with a hole that supposedly can be connected to the clip. It doesn't allow the lamp to stand free and it doesn't seem to make a good buffer when clamping. To me the flat item seems un-necessary. The goose-neck is good and bendy with sufficient strength to hold. Personally, I could have used a longer neck, but this should be good for most folks. There's a plug that can be used between the USB plug and wall outlet if you choose not to power by battery. I don't use it. Over all, I really like it. Some folks complain it doesn't produce enough light. Not sure if they're trying to light a room with it, but when the only thing turned on in my room is the fish tank light (this light) I have plenty of ambient light in the room for relaxing. (Light is about 5' away from me). It's far brighter than a nightlight for certain. It feels like it might be about as bright as a 40-50 watt incandescent for lumens - but I haven't checked. It is not as bright as my 60-watt incandescents. Hope this helps someone.

This IS NOT a full-size desk light, it's a small bed light. I bought it because I specifically wanted a small light that would clip to my headboard for reading at night, but some of the reviews indicate that other people wanted a big light and didn't realize this one would be so small because some of the wording in the description refer to 'table light' and it's shown in one picture clipped to a desk, etc. If you want a desk light, consider something else. If you want a small reading light, go with this one. I've only had it for a few weeks so far, but it's very sturdy. I have a rounded iron headboard, but even without it being a flat surface to clip to, the clamp holds steady and the adjustable flex body can be easily moved and then stays where I put it. Some people mentioned it's not very bright, but again, for the purpose of a small reading light, it's plenty bright. It won't illuminate a whole desk / work surface. It's better suited for use over your shoulder as a reading light. I like that it has two different brightness settings for each of the three "colors" of light. I tend to leave it on the brightest setting for the warm yellowish light rather than the whiter light, which feels a little too harsh / cold for me for night time. Overall, great price for a great little light for reading.

The lamp was well packaged and I like the varied light levels, including yellow or white. Thoughtful touch. The only problem I encountered is that the clamp for attachment allows for only skinny thicknesses. My kitchen table, counter, sewing table, window ledge, and ham radio counters are all too thick. We ended up clipping it to a drapery above the sewing table and to a book cover by the ham radios. These are not ideal because the lamp does not stay as stationary as one would like. So the seller might want to mention the thickness that it can accommodate or, perhaps I missed that. Otherwise, the lamp performs and looks as advertised.