Glocusent Book Light, 3-Color & 6-Brightness Reading Light, Bendable Neck Light, 80-hr Lasting Rechargeable Book Light, Perfect Reading Lights for Books in Bed, Knitting, Repairing, Book Lovers Gifts

Excellent product for additional lighting for reading, beading, needlework. I was so pleased I bought two more for family members. Great assist for aging eyes. Has adjustable light level, and is comfortable with nice design. Have been using almost daily for several weeks now. Good pricing.

This light works so well. There’s different kinds of light and different levels of light. It’s comfortable around my neck and so much easier than the book lights you have to clip on to the book (which always fall off!). And the price for this item is very reasonable. I also bought one for my grandson and I’m going to get a second one for me!

This is worth EVERY PENNY and is the best light I have ever purchased! I love all of the different light colors and brightness you can use. This will be perfect for traveling - now it's just perfect while I'm reading in bed while my hubby sleeps next to me and is not disturbed!! It sits right next to my bed on my nightstand!

These work great. They are comfortable. Three colors of light and 3 levels of brightness. I just wished the battery lasted longer.

I love this rechargeable reading light. It's great for reading in bed. You can point the arms directly at your book and there are several light adjustments so you can have the light at the intensity best for you. No more struggling to keep a light attached to a book, or if you fall asleep reading, waking up with a bright light shining directly into your eyes. Another great use for it is if you lose electricity at night: I just hung it around my neck and pointed the arms out ahead of me, enabling me to walk around and function during the blackout without using dangerous candles. Another use is for any time you need a bright light for closeup work. Hang it around your neck and adjust the arms to spotlight your work while keeping both hands free to get the job done. This product is well-made, easy to travel with, and a charge lasts a long time. I also purchased the carrying case which makes it easy to slip it into a carry-on bag when you fly. Do yourself a favor and get both the light and the carry case . . . You won't be sorry.

I absolutely loved this book light from the moment I started using it. It has multiple lighting settings, which makes it incredibly versatile. When I’m reading at night, I use the yellow light on a low setting. it’s just bright enough to see my book clearly without disturbing my husband. For hobbies like knitting, I switch it to the brightest setting, and it provides perfect, clear lighting. After about a month of enjoying it, the first one unfortunately stopped working, and the return window had already closed. However, customer service was amazingly responsive and truly went above and beyond. They quickly sent me a replacement, demonstrating excellent customer care. I believe the first one was simply an unlucky situation. I’m very happy with both the product and the outstanding customer service, and I’m looking forward to using my new one for many years to come!

These lights (I have 2) are great not just for reading but are handy in a power outage. Numerous times I’ve used them to guide my way through the dark house and for doing necessary tasks in an outage. Since the “arms” are flexible, they work on a surface (base on the surface and arms up reflecting off ceiling for the best area lighting) and I’ve hung them on pendant lights. They are rechargeable, making them lightweight, and the temperature and brightness are also adjustable. They are sturdy and look sleek, not bulky. One of the best purchases I’ve made.

Holy heccin hecc, y'all. So, the spirit of I don't actually know who, but this is a review about light, so I'm gonna make myself feel real nice and say it was Nikola Tesla, that quirky quasar of a man. Daydreaming about Mr. 369 aside, this is the droid (light) you're absolutely looking for, Obi-Wan gets the Uno reverse card. That's the tl;dr of what might be a long story. (I like writing so shush it and enjoy my tale.) For whatever night or darkness shrouded plans, hobbies, or God know what else y'all get up to (no shame, I think we all know I'm a glass house and the only stone in my hand is actually a Dunkin' mini stuffed bagel, so yeah, no shade, shame, judgment, nope, not me), but this is your light. Stop looking, pick a color, buy it, and, when you see this bad bby at work for yourself, I'm preemptively giving a "You're welcome, enjoy!!!!🫂🤟🏼"(Tl;dr end) So, in a galaxy that's probably far away, depending on which side of the cosmic town you're reading this from, a...being (not a confirmed human, medically convincing, but the inconsistencies are wild. The doctor believes an alien parasite and host, but everyone knows he's only a doctor for humans because he was laughed out of NASA.), appearing as a mid to late thirties female, who found out black paper suits her much better in her artistic endeavors, but lighting is a problem overall. She just wanted to explore her new found skills, while still being baffled that it took black paper to make everything change, had a lovely portable mushroom squishy lamp, gifted to her by her husband. She did, and does love that lamp quite dearly, but with a 4 hour span of steadily dimming light and having to constantly move to be able to see...better, well, sadly, the mushroom was quickly realized as not a viable option. She did as many other humans do, and took to the web that was a fortold prophecy by her own people (yeah, that's a thing. Native American, Blackfoot if I recall, but not fully sure, but they foretold of the internet), the web that would connect the world; in search of light. It did not take her long to come right to the place you are now, reading and debating if this is the light you need. Something quite odd happened, as she bought this lamp before she'd even realized she'd even done so. To her, one minute she's lost in her thoughts - questions, possibilities, is it worth it, the usual ordeal when debating a purchase, but the next thing she knows, she's looking at the screen that is thanking her for her purchase. Now, this wasn't exactly a foreign occurrence for her, but it was still quite rare - and no, she had mental struggles, yes, but small bits of missing time had been throughly tested, and in short, it is all fine and of no medical or mental concerns. The concern was for money, and she spoke with her husband, who wasn't happy about seemingly fugue state purchases, but assured his wife all would be well, and wrong he was not. The lamp arrived, and nervous as she still was, excitement had already began to blossom with hope this would be fine, and when she glanced over the manual, she'd known that hope had paid off. When she began testing it's functionalities, she gave thanks to whatever drew her to purchase the lamp; any worries or misgivings had been banished by the light of this lamp! Ah, she used it for days, even committing the sin of not charging before use, but she has not paid for this sin, as she hoped the sin would be telling, and telling it was. It made a fantastic flashlight, bend and twist, and only now, near a month past purchase, and only last night, did its light dim, and required a charge. It took a collective and approximately 12-24 hours within a month of use before a charge was needed! The battery lasts quite awhile, and three light temperature settings, three levels of brightness, and ordered in her favorite color; ah! The delight and relief! It functions like a dream, it is flexible enough to make people believe you have two glowing eyes or antennae, or...to angle them right where you need to fight the darkness and illuminate for what your eyes wish to behold. It does not rouse the lightest of sleepers (unless you're being rude about it), and functions not as one thing, but many things. Reading, drawing, and other things to help you relax and unwind without worrying about keeping anyone awake, or fumbling with another device to help aid in your times of darkness. It has yet to be damaged or broken, a rarity for her, but like it's odd arrival, it's ability to withstand her clumsiness, and not trigger and sensory issues makes it truly worth each copper coin spent upon this lamp. Your search is over, my family upon this land, order this for your clandestine hobbies, and see thus for yourself.