LED Desk Lamp, NovoLido Rechargeable Lamp with USB Charging Port/Pen Holder/Phone Holder, Small Study Cute for Kids/Home/Office/Dorm, Flexible Portable Bedside Table Reading (White)

There is not anything bad about these I can say. Truly, these are fantastic.The price is super reasonable (and they’d be worth it at twice the price).They are portable.They charge quickly and don’t use up the charge fast, even when you’re using the most powerful setting.You can turn them on and off with a switch at the back to save battery if you aren’t using them for awhile, or during transportation, but to turn them off just at your desk, the tap required is super light. It is really easy to choose the shade and brightness you want.Those multiple light settings are so helpful for different times of day and different eye needs.They are stable and don’t tip over even when you bend light arm BELOW the edge of the desk (I am using it to light a keyboard on a shelf below).Ok, there is one teensy tiny drawback:. if you set your phone on it during a conversation, and the lamp is on, the person on the other end can sometimes hear a hum.Recommend highly!I’ve purchased and repurchased these for years—not because they die because they do NOT die even after years of use—but because we have them at two desks, the kitchen (so ideal for sneaking in for a midnight snack and not waking anyone else), the bathroom (our lights keep flickering in there so we use this instead), and we have given them as gifts, or had them swiped (I’m looking at you, Dad).

This is the perfect little light/lamp. You can move it anywhere. 2 separate light functions, cool white and warm yellow. My builder didn’t install floor plugs so this is perfect for my side table. No batteries needed. Love that it’s rechargeable and came with the charger cable. Also, has a usb port to charge your phone. I ended up buying two of these lamps. I use it for crafting, too.

I've used this product for a little while.I liked that it was small, light, and looked nice on my desk. There are multiple uses for this lamp, including phone charging and being a pencil holder. However, I noticed my phone heated up a bit as I charged it on this, as opposed to the traditional plug-in charge. I'm sure that is implied by wireless charging and likely does not harm the phone, but it is something to know.Also, the pencil holding section holds 3, maybe 4 pencils/pens tops. So, if you want to use it to hold your whole multicolored pen/highlighter/pencil collection, it's not much use for that. If space for a pencil, pen, and one more item is enough for you, it does the job.For being on the smaller side for this type of lamp, I personally thought it was bright. However, for those who are looking for extremely luminous lamps during a dark night, it might not be the one for them. I liked the bright light and warm light modes. Personally, it was plenty bright.It is easy to mold and change the shape, and turn the light the way you want. Again, this lamp does the job and I'm sure it is a good product compared to the other lamps out there. I do recommend getting this product unless you feel any of the minor issues I mentioned are dealbreakers.

The media could not be loaded. As a teacher, I've owned so many of these lamps, but this is the only one that has fully met my expectations. I gave my last lamp low stars, but this one is five stars strong. Here are pros and cons.PROS:1) It's sturdy with a weighty base and does not topple over, even when I set it on my mattress to mark papers at night or read books.2) The light itself is strong and focused enough for clear reading but pleasant and soft enough to warmly diffuse in the room and not wake people up or wear your eyes down. Great balance.3) The light "switch" is easy to tap in the dark (you don't have to press a small button).)4) The two light settings are perfect--a warm light and a cool light with just the right intensity.5) The neck is sturdy but very flexible.6) LOVE the pen holder.7) The extra USB port is nice for charging your phone, and the phone stand is great for streaming content as you're falling asleep while it charges.CONSI thought somehow the lamp had a built-in wireless phone charger, but it only charges if it's plugged in to the USB port. No biggie, my misunderstanding, but that would be cool.Overall, LOVE THIS LAMP AND THE PRICE!

We love these little lamps. We even use them as flashlights. The light is bright enough on the dimmest setting for us, but we are light sensitive. (We have 2 of a bigger model, but it is a little too bright for us, and a lot more expensive.) The necks bend and stay at all kinds of helpful angles, if you are careful not to twist them. The button is smooth and easy to keep clean. It is sensitive, and only needs a light tap or a swish of a fingertip to turn on-off, to change color, and to set soft yellow or bright white light. The color of the yellow light isnt like incandescent, but it is a bit warmer than the plain white. So we use the yellow. The usb-a port to charge a cell phone or another device is handy. But, the battery it pulls from is so small, we cant imagine charging a cell phone the whole way, maybe just enough to make an emergency call. But the lamp charge does last for maybe a week on the dimmest setting, many hours a day. And it lets you know it needs a recharge by dimming slowly over the last few hours, not just shutting off. The pen holder is a tiny bit bigger than the one on a bigger model, and it is almost perfect for us.But, each lamp broke itself in different ways. The older one lasted about 3 years, then the charging port came loose. The new one, which we bought in September 2023, started flickering in December because the light itself is loose (charging port is fine). We like this enough that we might try another, if the seller can honor their Transparency agreement with Amazon, without requiring us to give them a street address, which Amazon cautions against doing.