NXONE Led Floor Lamp,Modern Reading Adjustable Standing Height 4 Colors and Stepless Brightness Work Lamp for Living Room Bedroom Reading, Black

Floor lamp offers lots of light for doing hand stitching while in my recliner. Like the dimmer switch and love that the remote has a magnet that allows it to stick to lamp so it does not get lost. Love the way you can direct the arm to go directly where you need the light. Sturdy, easy to assemble. Impressed. Great light for the money

The lamp was super easy to assemble in less than 5 minutes. The telescoping height makes it very practical to set up just the right way for working or reading; the flexible gooseneck adjusts smoothly to the desired position without springing back; it also has a nice rubberized surface. The remote has smart presets for working, reading, relaxing and nightlight. Brightness and hue (cool to warm) are easy to adjust and there are three presets on the remote to store them. An unexpected but delightful feature: the remote underside is magnetic, so you just attach it to the lamp stand and it won’t get lost. It’s also a radio remote (as opposed to infrared), so you don’t have to fiddle with it to point it at just the right spot on the lamp. My only gripe is is that it could be even brighter, but overall this is a really well designed, well-made product at a fair price.

Love the light. It might not be as bright as I thought but works great working on puzzles. A good buy for the price.

This is the second lamp that I purchased since I really liked the first one. Good: Very bright LED light. Variable intensity and variable spectrum of light is nice. Both adjust easily and well with remote or on the lamp stand. Remote works well. Nice light for the money. Bad: Flexible neck head cannot support its own weight. It immediately droops toward the floor. This was and still is not the case for the first lamp I bought. To assist supporting the flex head I used black coated copper wire and wound it around the full length of the flex head. This helped some, but the head continues to sag more than it should. Yes I still like the light for its price, but I guess it depends upon what lamp is shipped.

I am THRILLED that I bought this lamp. I mean WOW! It's absolutely everything you could want in a light and then some. This is simple to assemble, instructions are included but, you won't need them. Right out of the box and set up, less than 5 minutes and this thing is FANTASTIC! Brightness is fabulous when you need it, love the different modes Bright white light to warm low light... If you don't have this already you should get it... Takes up no space which is awesome, easy to use, the remote works great and is also magnetic so ez to find. I would write more on how much I love this but, believe me.. just buy it, you'll understand.. Sleek looking, functional, easy to use, easy to move around, use this lamp ANYWHERE... I am buying more of these for every room in the house. I'll be getting rid of those old fashioned, cumbersome, lights/lamps... Out with the old, in with the new.. You won't be sorry if you buy this lamp.. It's a TOTALLY AWESOME floor lamp.

This is the second one I bought, brings the ambiance to the room and great for reading.

I never thought I would ever want or need an instruction/operation manual for a floor lamp - but this one’s awesome features merit that it has one. (Don’t worry, it’s small and short - actually a bit too short...) From 120volts AC this lamp consumes 11 -12 watts max. I’m sorry they don’t say how many lumens it puts out in return, and wonder why they don’t say, it’s pretty impressively bright, I guessed up around 1,000 lumens at max. brightness. Eventually I asked NXONE, they very promptly and nicely answered 1,200 lumens. This is a really good answer to my mind, just about the most lumens that can practically be got out of this kind of lamp with 12 watts in. Significantly less lumens reported and they’d be wasting energy, significantly more and they’d likely be lying. So 1,200 lumens is a really good answer. This is obviously key information about this product, which they should include in their product description! (By the way, there are some similar lamps being sold on Amazon and elsewhere that claim up around 1,800 lumens output for about 12 watts in. Don’t be fooled, those guys are lying: LEDs are wonderfully efficient, but production LEDs don’t yet yield that many lumens for this little power.) Or if you want less light, you can just use the dimmer control, either on the touch panel on the lamp pole, or on the remote. And by the way, much as having a remote control for a lamp is fantastic, the touch panel on the pole is even more fantastic. The touch dimmer control is the best, as for the first time you don’t have to drag or turn or move a slider or a knob, you just tap along the control scale at whatever level you want and it’s done, without the usual complication of having to grab and move the control from its previous position! I can hardly wait until all home light switches, including in-wall switches, work this way. Sound-level volume controls too! There is the interesting, potentially critical question of how pairing works between this lamp and its remote control, and whether it’s possible to have multiple lamps operating in the same area without the lamps getting confused by/between the multiple remotes. And I now understand that this lamp-remote pairing works like most recent/current TVs and their remotes: The devices - lamp or TV - come from the factory with a remote that is pre-paired to the particular device. No further pairing by the user is normally necessary, just power up both the lamp and the remote (insert the batteries) and the remote will control the lamp (or TV) it came with. If you have multiple lamps, each one’s remote should control its respective lamp and have no effect on all other lamps. However, if you somehow came to have a remote and lamp that were not paired and you wanted them to be, e.g. because your pet panda ate your old remote and NXONE had got their act together to supply new/replacement remotes, then you would presumably need to pair the new remote to the existing lamp. And there seems to be a procedure to accomplish that dynamic, in-the-field pairing - involving pushing a combination/sequence of buttons on the lamp control panel and on the remote, and watching for lights on the lamp control panel to confirm the pairing. But, as far as I can tell, there is no written, documented procedure for performing this pairing process(?), only a silent, un-captioned video that NXONE has available that apparently shows the pairing process. Except the video is unclear, I can’t reliably follow it, and I’m afraid to just try it on my one present, nice lamp for fear of messing up its current, functioning pairing with its remote. NXONE should definitely document and include this pairing procedure in their product instructions - but meanwhile, if you ever figure it out, please document it here on Amazon, either in a product review, or in an answer to a relevant customer Question. This lamp is calculatedly lightly and cheaply built - think Ikea - but mine came out of the box perfect, went together perfectly (and easily - although I agree with reviewer Mike F that a little LocTite would help keep the pole sections from unthreading), and works mostly near perfectly, well enough. There are two things that I consider faults in this lamp, both fairly minor and manageable. The more important is that, on the touch panel, the on/off button is right below the bottom of the dimmer control, too close, so that every time you go to turn the lamp off, you have to be careful not to also touch the bottom of the dimmer control and thereby dim the lamp to its lowest setting, either in addition to or instead of turning it off - a small but definite nuisance. NXONE should increase this control separation in future to avoid this problem. (But, on the flip side of the relationship between these two controls, it would be a nice improvement, and probably an easy one, that if the lamp is off, then just touching on the dimmer scale should turn the light on directly at the indicated level, without first having to turn the light on at its previous level.) The smaller fault I find is that, on the remote, the color temperature control doesn’t give you a really steady, smooth variation across the spectrum, the color shift is kind-of spotty and erratic as you vary it. But if you play around with it for a moment you can almost certainly find a color temperature you like. And that’s more than I ever thought to get for the price. Five stars.