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The media could not be loaded. This lamp is adorable it folds up to about the size of a doughnut, let's say it's about the size of a large bagel! Anyways it folds up into a lamp that is battery operated rechargeable included. It's got a touch button that turns it on and off the same button controls the temperature of the light whether you want a lot of light or a little you just touch it and hold your finger on the button and you will see it dim or go brighter Maybe a couple hours before recharging it plugged in to my USB brick. I love journaling and writing and this is perfect for my little desk. It has lots of portable uses too great to walk around in a dark room with or in an emergency power outage. I recommend it and I'm satisfied

Overall, this is a nice portable lamp. It's bright, but not blinding, but I have to say I would have loved nearly blinding. LOLI like that I can dim it, and that it's rechargeable! We recently lost power and I used this lamp instead of my phone light. It was really nice to have this on hand for such an occasion.I have been using this lamp when I'm painting my nails and I love it. I'm really happy to have it.

This lamp has great features. Good physical adjustments, compacts into a small storage shape, provides good light and the battery has a long life.

Light is awful, cannot read by it hurts eyes

This lamp is pretty small--it is shown being held by children in the product photos for a reason. The description states it is 300 lumens and that's probably about right. This lamp is not anywhere near bright enough to be considered a task light. In this regard the images on the product page of the lamp in use are complete fabrications.The lamp does feel decently well built and like it could handle a bit of banging around. The controls work well and the color selection is a nice extra. One aspect of the lamp that's hard to accept is that it uses a micro USB plug. Yes, micro USB in 2024. So, don't get it if you're trying to move on to USB C.The best use cases for the lamp are for use in a car or camping, for backup light during power loss, or for giving to kids to avoid them using mains power, to carry around, use under covers in bed, take in the couch fort, etc. If you accept the limitations this seems to be an OK product. At $17 US (July 2024) it may be a bit enthusiastically priced.

This is a useful little desk lamp. Perhaps not bright enough for solo use, but good for adding light to a task at hand such as reading, puzzle work, Lego building, etc. The lamp does feel well built and like it could handle a bit rough uses and the battery seems to last well. The controls work well and the color selection is a nice extra. It does use a micro USB plug, so extra hassle in charging. The LEDs stay very cool, so safe and perfect for kids to use.

Kind of a new category of light for me.I have blinding lights of every description, but this one is not blinding, and actually lets you see quite well.The light it provides is soft and pleasing, with the harsher blue light component removed.It would give a nice lighted area on a desk for reading and studying. The light head is very adjustable in case someone else is trying to sleep, you can keep the light from shining at them.The articulating arm is easy to move and stays where you put it.Specs:Max height of the lamp is about 9 inches fully extended.Weight is 9.6 oz.Collapsed height is 2 inches.Light output can be ramped up and down by holding the on/off button.Would be a nice light for power failure, so you can read or whatever until the power is restored.I tend to leave the overhead lights off at my desk, and use a couple of lamps at the sides, (to prevent eye fatigue), but if I need to read some fine print, I need more light. This will be very handy for that.The on/off switch will also ramp the light intensity up and down, if you press and hold for a few seconds, it will slowly ramp up, then ramp back down with a second press. When you shut it off, it will remember the last light level setting. The ad says it is 300 lumens max, so it is not a super powerful light, but plenty bright enough for reading and whatever simple task lighting you might require.And not having to mess with a power cord is a much bigger benefit than I thought it would be.The light switch is not mechanical, but uses a touch inductive method I think.The charger port is the old style USB charging cable, and they provide a short charging cord for it.Give it a couple hours on the charger before using. The charging indicator light will change from red to green when charge is complete.Pleasantly surprised.Cheers.

The foldable feature on this PIKOY Small Desk Lamp makes it stand out for all the other rechargeable portable lamps. It extends a useful 9 inches and can be partly folded to lower the light closer to the desk or table top, handy when examining small items like stamps or coins or working on a small project like a diamond painting. A carry bag is included to protect the lamp when adding to a travel bag, backpack, or temporarily storing it. I like the ability to adjust the brightness to several different levels, and when turning it on again, it remembers the last setting I used. Convenient, inexpensive, and useful.