📚 Vekkia Bookmark Book Light: Clip on Reading Lights for Books, Infinite Brightness Levels, Soft Light for Easy Reading, Easy USB Charge. Ideal for Avid Readers in Bed Review

I really like the design. It literally works like a bookmark and is very pretty at night. I actually bought this as an extension for my convertible tablet. Wonderful absolutely terrible in low light. This little flashlight is a lifesaver when it comes to using it at night. The battery life is not bad, I used it for more than 4 hours (over a couple of days). The light it puts out is more than enough for low light applications. The clip that keeps it attached to the book (the tray in my case) is…

This is without a doubt the BEST reading lamp I have ever bought. I like that it can be charged, especially by plugging the middle band into a USB port. My wife isn't a fan though as it's a very bright light even on the lowest settings. For us, that means it covers both sides of the book, with no adjustments required for each side. Too many of the fasteners I had had to be taken apart that broke sooner or later, or I had so many small screws that over time you only had one holding it together…

I used to buy a similar bookmark lamp from another company and it quickly became both my favorite bookmark and reading lamp. The only problem was that the harsh blue light seemed to worsen my already damaged vision. When I saw the bookmark version of LuminoLite Warm Light I couldn't resist and it far exceeded my expectations. I LOVE this light/bookmark! The yellow light is so easy on the eyes, the 4 levels of brightness are handy and the book light always stays in my book. I now only need it on

I'm a geek and I have to admit it took me a while to figure out how to charge this device while I'm "age geek"!), but this thing is amazing! I bought it to use on my new laptop to naturally light up the keyboard. I tried attaching it to the top of my display and it worked fine except when it popped out and startled my two dogs! The light was fading, so I had to figure out how to charge it, which wasn't obvious (at least to me!). Turns out there's a flexible "leg" in the middle of the device…

I'm a geek and I have to admit it took me a while to figure out how to charge this device (it's a "new geek” while I'm an "old geek”!), but this thing is awesome! I bought it to use on my new laptop to naturally light up the keyboard. I tried attaching it to the top of my display and it worked fine except when it popped out and startled my two dogs! The light was fading, so I had to figure out how to charge it, which wasn't obvious (at least to me!). Turns out there's a flexible "leg" in the…

In case you haven't noticed, pencil writing can shine in direct light and reflect light. (This is a property of graphite.) This can make pencil notes difficult to read in some lighting conditions. Many book lamps are not good for reading pencil notes because they hang over the page, shine down, and bounce off the pencil's graphite. They can cause similar reflections if the paper is glossy at all. The ribbon version of this book lamp makes reading pencil letters easier. The lighting comes from…

I bought both this and the warm Ecologic Mart Eye-Care book light because the Lumino looked like it had better opacity and was lighter. Those two things are correct. But Ecologic light has the best color. I really hate "blue" light and prefer yellow. The Lumino has both but "yellow" still felt a bit blue to me so I switched to this Ecologic which is MUCH warmer. Battery life is better on the Lumino, although a nice feature on the Ecologic is a button you can press to see an LED indicator that…