💡 110v/220v Metal Architect LED Task Light with Clamp - Adjustable Folding Twin-Arm Clip-on Table Lamp in Long Swing Arm Design, Black Finish Review

The light is bright, the gooseneck is strong. The only thing is that the metal neck has not been polished. . . He cut my finger when I tried to turn it on! Please contact me for a return. . .

These lights are perfect for my workspace. I work on the fine details and these lights are amazingly bright. The clamps mean that only a tiny area is required for attachment. They twist and bend easily without being flexible and are cool to the touch.

The fact that it is a long light with a flexible neck makes it extremely versatile for office or shop applications. I take mine from my rig to my workshop to illuminate detail without having to carry a headlamp or use larger area lighting.

Excellent work light. Nice and bright. Easy to direct light. I'm only giving 4 stars instead of 5 because the bulb hangs a bit lower than the bracket it's in. It's not that much, but it makes a hell of a difference if you look at it from the wrong angle (like I said, it's very bright). However, I use it every day and I am generally very happy with it.

Excellent work lamp. I was happy to see that the gooseneck is long enough and holds its chosen position through a solid mechanical concept. It might be a little tricky to bend and adjust but I think that's because it's new and after some time of normal use it will be exactly as it should be. I ordered another one the same day I received the first one.

I buy a lamp for the operator's office. We work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and good lighting is very important for materials testing, especially at night. It emits a very bright white light. The lamp is made entirely of metal and is very durable for several people. It can also be securely fixed on the desk and has a function switch. Our boys love it and use it all the time. Many Thanks

I love this light! I bought this to use on my vertical mill workbench and it's great. It sags if you try to pull the beam too far horizontally, meaning it can barely support its full weight, but I suspect that's true of most of these designs. If you run it in an arc as shown on the product page, everything is fine. I wouldn't say it's weak, I just asked too much of it with its unique placement on my desktop. I adjusted my settings and everything is fine.