Review on GEZEE Adjustable Workshop Warehouse+ Deformable by Chris Kirby

Sorry for the mess in the basement! I decided I needed some lighting upgrades so I bought a few to compare. List of photos: 1 - an old 300W incandescent lamp, designed for 5800 lumens; 2 - product Lightdot B07SDBFRHJ with a luminous flux of 6000 lumens (when closed); 3 - product Lightdot B07SDBFRHJ with a luminous flux of 6000 lumens (when open); 4 - product GEZEE B082ZF7MS6 with a luminous flux of 6800 lumens (when closed); 5 - product GEZEE B082ZF7MS6 with a luminous flux of 6800 lumens (when open); 6 - product ELIVERN B082V6TNYM with a luminous flux of 10,000 lumens (when closed); 7 - product ELIVERN B082V6TNYM with a luminous flux of 10,000 lumens (when open); 8 - Falive B07KPDFM4B with 6000 lumens (closed; 9 - Falive B07KPDFM4B with 6000 lumens (open). GEZEE advantages: • Easy to install; ideal for any open E26 socket. • Excellent diffuser, scatters the light well. • Excellent brightness: 6800 lumens rating seemed even brighter than 10,000 lumens (probably due to diffusers) • Light spreads very well • More than enough to replace stationary 300w incandescent bulbs when closed, but dimming is great.• Really beautiful lamp, it's the only one I've tried that suits my living space (aside from the blinding brightness) • Because it contains less metal, it's the lightest of all I've tried Cons of GEZEE: • Wings doesn't stay in place like all others -Metal models I've tried • Feels a little flimsy compared to others GEZEE is definitely one I like because of the brightness, des evenly distributed light and the fact that it has both adjustable and straight from the socket would buy again. It's the second brightest, cheapest per lumen and by far the prettiest. I'm a little worried about durability considering most others' components look like plastic rather than metal, but I don't plan on wearing them for days so I don't care.