Lampat Dimmable LED Desk Lamp, 4 Lighting Modes (Reading/Studying/Relaxation/Bedtime), 5-Level Dimmer, Touch-Sensitive Control Panel, 1-Hour Auto Timer, 5V/1A USB Charging Port, Piano Black

Good Great desk lamp. It provides bright, even lighting that’s perfect for studying or working. Easy to adjust and doesn’t strain the eyes. Simple design and very practical for everyday use.

An excellent lamp—very convenient to use and store. It can be taken apart and folded, and its light is very strong. Recommended.

I've had this lamp since 2015 and it remains simply the best! Works perfectly and is very bright. I usually buy these items not expecting more than a couple of years, but here we are going into year 11. I had never written a review and should have. Not even sure if it's sold anymore.

I've been using this lamp since July 2017 and it still functioning well. It's light weight, so it's easy to move around, and does not take much space! The brightness can be adjusted easily. I love it and hope it will stay with me for a very long time!

I like the lamp. The controls are easy to see and use. I only wish it seemed more solid and that the horizontal top bar with light could swivel to aim light 45 degrees to a side.

This is an incredible lamp for an incredible price. I was looking for a nice, modern lamp to use on my desk for studying/homework when I come across this lamp. It was perfect, especially considering the price. When I received the LAMPAT, I was surprised at how heavy the base was. The lamp came in two parts, the heavy base and the actual lamp "stick". The lamp base is made out of a porcelain-like material (if not porcelain) which weighs a few pounds which is quite nice. There is a hole in the middle of the base which the lamp "stick" connects to. The lamp stick offers a lot of adjustability. The lamp stick can swivel 180°, as well as bend 45° from the bottom as well as a hinge in the middle of the lamp. The LAMPAT also comes with a power cable which plugs in into the back of the lamp stick. Now onto the features. On the front of the lamp stick you will find 8 touch-sensitive buttons: power, timer, sleep mode, relax mode, study mode, reading mode, lower brightness and raise brightness. I will go over what each button does below. Power - obviously turns the lamp on however when powered off the power button glows red Timer - if you tap this button while the lamp is on this will set a 60 minute timer which turns the lamp off after 60 minutes of inactivity Sleep mode - this mode produces the warmest light of all the modes and helps you fall asleep. Relax mode - this mode is a little bit less warm than the sleep mode and is better for doing things while maintaining a relaxed mood Study mode - study mode produces the coldest light of all the modes and is useful for staying awake while studying for long hours Reading mode - reading mode emits a slightly less harsh light than study mode and is good for reading (obviously) The brightness buttons either lower of raise the brightness. All the modes can be set to 5 brightness levels. Also, another cool feature is that if you set, for example, reading mode to the third brightness setting and relax mode to the first brightness setting, the lamp will remember those brightness settings even after the lamp is turned off. Also, the LAMPAT is great for videographers/YouTubers who need an adequate light source to illuminate their subject. My only complaint about this lamp is that I wish the lamp stick were made out of a nicer material than plastic, however, for the price I really can't complain. The LAMPAT lamp is a great lamp that performs like lamps five times its price. Pros: Great Value, premium touch-sensitive controls, nice build quality, different color temperatures, settings memory Cons: Lamp stick is made of plastic which is weird considering that the base is made out of premium materials.

Very sleek, modern looking lamp with a variety of lighting levels. It matches my black glass desktop very nicely, adding a sophisticated modern look. Contrary to what some reviewers said, I think it has a relatively small footprint on the desk, which is nice because I'd rather utilize the desktop space for working instead of a huge lamp. I've wiped it down here for the photos, but do realize that it is a dust/fingerprint/cat hair collector. Smudges show up, so if you're not willing to wipe it down every now and then you might be disappointed with it's overall aesthetic look. Pro tip: I keep a pack of Pledge multi-surface wipes ( Pledge Multi Surface Everyday Wipes Fresh Citrus, 25-Count (Pack of 4) ) in a drawer near my desk to wipe both it and the lamp down - takes a few seconds and looks as good as new. I mostly use this lamp at its lowest setting, as it provides a nice ambience to my work area. Each of the preset light levels can be brightened and dimmed. If I'm going to be doing real work, the light gets bright enough by itself to make reading from a textbook or paperwork comfortable and without strain. Usually one of the reading or middle settings is as bright as I'll go for reading actual pages from a book, and I only use the brightest settings if I'm struggling to see something small like jewelry or I'm fiddling with some component or part of my computer. It does get quite bright. I haven't used the timer function, but there is an automatic 60 minute timer included. Overall, it's a versatile little lamp. I got mine on sale at Christmas during a flash sale, for thirty something dollars, and I think it's well worth it. The listed price, however, is complete rubbish - total waste to pay full price regardless of how well it works, as it is simply made up of plastic and LED bulbs. Wait for a sale and you'll be happy with it. I've included photos of the lamp with various light levels and in different positions.

I got this lamp to use on a grand piano at church. The arm reaches across reasonably well from the side (though it doesn’t extend far enough to be fully centered over the music desk). The multiple color temperatures and brightness levels are very helpful for accommodating the preferences of various users, and all our pianists seem to like it. It works smoothly and perfectly... in most keys. BUT if you like to play in D-flat, beware! I just discovered that the resonance point of the casing appears to be a D-flat (138.591 Hz). The plastic started buzzing quietly when playing strong tonic chords in that key. This was, of course, horrifying. I assume the same disturbing outcome holds true when playing in C-sharp major, since the identical notes are used, but I only had sheet music in D-flat today. More testing would be needed to determine whether the issue extends to enharmonic keys, but this didn’t seem urgent to share here, since: • I didn’t want to go into too much detail that isn’t relevant to the average consumer (because we all hate that), and • Only psychos play in C-sharp major anyway. I realize this acoustic phenomenon may not affect all potential buyers of this lamp, but it seems like this particular harmonic bug could be mentioned somewhere in the description—if not in the product title itself—just so that members of the five-flats-loving community have some warning. Oh, also, the buzzing stopped as soon as I moved the arm slightly, so there’s that.