Led Clip Reading Book Light Daylight 16 LEDs USB Rechargeable Reading Lamp-3 Brightness,Touch Switch Bedside Book Light with Good Eye Protection Brightness (White)

I needed help having light to cover my computer keyboard so I could situate my hands on the home keys. This light is great! Plus the print in my Bible needed light shined on it so I could see it better, and I can! I got 2 of these - one for upstairs and one for downstairs!

I bought this book lamp for myself a few years ago. Now that my kids are reading independently, I bought three more! They’re not the lowest of price. But the reason I like them and bought more are:- 3 adjustable light levels are great for me to read well into the night and not disturb my husband- the clamp is strong and never fails to hold on to my magazine, book, or whatever I’m reading- easy to recharge which I do during the day- it can go several nights of accidentally being left dim; doesn’t drain super fast- I really like the bendiness of the neck! It is a soft flexible neck that lets me do whatever to it without kinking.That’s why I’m back for more! 🩷

This is awesome! I love that it stands on my night table on it's own, but also isn't too huge for my book. I wanted to read in the bath the other night and my bathroom was pretty dark. I used the clip and clipped it to my towel that was hanging next to the tub. The great 360 extension meant I could easily bend it to allow me to read while relaxing. Also because it's a touch button I could turn it off without worrying about having slightly wet fingers! My husband has teased me with how much I love this little light. It's great because it lights things up enough to see, but not so much that it wakes my husband as I am trying to feed our newborn in the middle of the night. Great product and great price!Update: my light got left on during the day by one of my kids. I tried to turn it on later and it didn't work so I recharged it and it didn't work. I've tried recharging it daily for the last week and still no luck. I went to the company website to try and contact them to get some help or to find out if I had a faulty product and there is no contact number or email and just some stuff in what looks like German. Just know if you have something go wrong there is no one to answer your questions.

This is almost the perfect book light. The LEDs are bright and illuminate both pages very well. The neck adjusts easily, stays in place, and doesn't seem like it's the type to weaken over time. The clip is very sturdy. I like that this is rechargeable (no hunting for AAA batteries or tiny button batteries of odd sizes), and the touch on/off feature is nice.The only downsides: the clip (being so sturdy) is rather bulky, so when you clip it to the cover of your book, it naturally pushes the pages forward. Since I tend to read in bed, propped up on my elbow, with the book held down on the bed with my other hand, the clip makes it so that the pages toward the back of the book are at the wrong angle to read (hard to explain). I usually end up clipping the light to the front over instead of the back cover, and that makes it work for hardcover books. However, paperback books are still no match for the bulk of the clip.The other small annoyance that I find is that the touch feature to turn the light on goes dim, medium, bright, then off.If you're like me, and you keep this on the dimmest setting to avoid disturbing your bed partner, it kind of defeats the purpose to make the light brighter and brighter before being able to turn it off. I know this is somewhat standard, but I wish it went the other way: bright, medium, dim, off.

This light was much larger than I imagined. I had hoped to clip it on my old Kindle. The Kindle's book cover with built-in reading light had broken, so I needed a book light to, hopefully, attach to the Kindle. The base of this light is very large and would cover half of the Kindle, so that didn't work. Also the clip is pretty powerful, so I'd hesitate to attach it, even if it fit. It could damage the Kindle. It's cool that it has 3 levels of light that change by touching a spot on the base (not a physical switch); however, it's pretty touchy. Several times, just adjusting the base, I end up changing from one level of light to another. Bottom line, I finally figured out a way to attach the light to the lampshade on my bedside table so that it lights up my Kindle. Not exactly what I was hoping for, but it's okay.

I LOVE this reading lamp! I live on a sailboat in the Puget Sound, and live at anchor half the year. This light is perfect because I can charge it at work and it'll last me several nights at home on the boat. I use it primarily for crocheting and knitting once the sun goes down and the sailboat becomes a cozy, dark, cave-like space.This lamp is a good size and clips easily onto a variety of surfaces. The flexible chord moves very freely and smoothly, and stays in place perfectly. The light itself is a good size, and has 3 brightness settings, all of which I use. The touch on-off "button" has always worked without a hitch. What I love the most is that the light isn't harsh - my eyes don't become fatigued after extended use. It's a nice soft light that still gives enough light for me to do intricate stitch work. It's great for reading too.The USB charging cord comes with the light and plugs directly into a computer or into a wall USB adapter (I use the one for my iPhone). There is a little red light that shines through the casing next to the on-off "button" and it turns off automatically when the light is fully charged.Overall, I'm super happy with this light. It looks sharp and expensive, and is made of really comfortable materials. It is easy to move and manipulate and does exactly what I need it to...illuminate my little sailboat cave while I work on my crafty projects.

This is hands down the best reading light ever! I’ve had it for 6 years, and it’s still going strong. It’s small enough, super flexible, and very bright. I bought another one for my daughter, and am only back on this page to get it as a gift for someone else.