Review on Larkar Dimmable Industrial Lampshade Hardwire by Mary Day

overall it's great. The pros first: I've looked everywhere for built-in rotating lights that move* up and down and side to side. These are the only ones I've found in a style I liked, so I was more than willing to put up with a few downsides. A dimmer is also a must for me and it works great. They are attractive and easy to install. Now for the cons, the assembly instructions are in English on Google Translate and pretty much useless, but everything is pretty intuitive and putting it together is pretty easy and straightforward. (The only thing not listed is attaching the ground wire from the lamp to the back, although this is very easy. If you don't do this you will have a loose wire on the back of the lamp which is not very desirable. ) To change the position of the hands or head, it is necessary to loosen the connection, change the position, and then tighten it again. This makes the setup a bit cumbersome. (Though it just wiggles back and forth when you squeeze it.) Pears are pretty cheap overall, and that's reflected in the price. I would have preferred something more comprehensive, but as mentioned above, these were the only devices I found that had all the features I needed. So overall I'm very happy with it.