Review on Saicoo LED Desktop Lamp: Large LED Panel, Seamless Dimming-Control, USB Charging Port & More! by Stephen Tharpe

I am hesitant to review a product I have only owned a few days. Having written an instant review, I can't point to how it performed a year after my purchase. I believe this is important for anyone wanting to use one of my reviews as a reference. Like I said, here are my first impressions. I've been looking for years for a useful lamp to sit on the bedside table next to my chair in our common room where my wife and I read and watch TV. Most table lamps have a shade that makes accessing the control switch difficult. Add to this the inability to direct the light and its brightness and you end up with a less than satisfactory result. The Saicoo LED table lamp proved to be the solution. Large LED panel; The easy-to-use touch control panel on the base and the stepless adjustment lever give me a good multi-purpose light source. I turn on the night light, hanging the lamp over the edge of my chair and getting enough directional light to see my laptop keyboard and not disturb others in the room who might be watching TV. When I want to read a book, I use my hand to adjust the color and intensity of the light and direct the beam onto the reading surface. When I need a bright light to illuminate the whole room, I adjust the position of the LED panel and the intensity of the light accordingly. The USB slot at the base of the lamp is definitely a plus. I've used it to charge my phone, but not for an iPad yet. When not in use, I simply fold the lamp up so it doesn't take up much space. I see a tipping problem when the arm is stretched too far. When this happens, it will be a definite "shame on you!" And now my unanswered fears. I wonder if constantly changing the position of the wrists will weaken them so much that it becomes impossible to maintain the position. I'm not worried about the LED bar at all, but that might play a minor role. If any of these considerations become an issue, I will contact Saicoo's customer service department. Finally aesthetics. This lamp doesn't win a beauty contest. It was designed to be functional and to do what it does very well. It won't make your heart beat faster when you look at it.