Compact Rechargeable Clip On LED Book Light & Folding Music Stand Light – Versatile and Reliable with Long-Lasting Micro USB Included Review

This lamp is well thought out! It folds down to a very small size but unfolds to provide a wide field of light on a lectern or table. Due to its compact size when folded, I don't hesitate to put it in my travel bag "just in case". Two lighting modes help with this. The base is stable enough that I can just put it on the ground, even if there is nothing to "fix" to. Sorry I have to end the sentence with a preposition!

It worked when I got it but stopped working the next day even when fully charged. When he worked, he did his job quite normally. The clip is strong enough. It was a bit difficult for the arm to get into the right position, but it was acceptable. The amount of light was better than some lamps of this type but not as good as the lamp I bought after returning this. The best part was that it came folded into a surprisingly neat little package and the seller didn't bother me with returning it. No, I

Only used for one gig so far. Great product, great delivery. The only minor criticism is the design. The front, lateral edge of the light (towards my face) is not obscured and shines into my eyes. I had to stick a strip of black electrical tape on the opposite edge. Now everything is in order. They had to take this design flaw into account and eliminate it. In my old plugin this edge is shaded. Otherwise it's a very good light. Easy to charge and fold in seconds. The small size fits in my gig…

The light arrived quickly (as advertised) and works as advertised. This size has the advantage over many flashlights due to its compact folding size, as it fits in the pocket of a gig bag. There's a small "problem" - when a musician puts other lights on a stand, they usually orient the top of the light so that it doesn't illuminate the musician or the audience. The way the actual lights are positioned on this light shows the thin part (about 1/4 inch) of the lamp. This is more of a nuisance…

While not as bright as my Mighty Bright orchestra lamp, it's much more compact and requires no batteries or a long cord to connect. Love that it's rechargeable! As others have pointed out, some light shows come from the front (on your face) and the back (on your fellow musicians or the audience). I don't mind putting tape on it. I want to congratulate the person (or team) who developed this. I'll add that the first one I bought failed after a few uses. I either broke the switch or damaged it…

I used this lantern as a music stand a few days after it arrived at the concert (that's what I bought it for). It already had a sizable charge, but I plugged it in before the performance to make sure it was fully charged. Four hour gig and it was still light at the end of the show (on the brighter of the two settings). I appreciate the fact that I don't have to remove the batteries from the unit to charge them like I had to with previous LED music stand lights I've had, I just plug in the USB…

The light is even (flicker free) cool white (bluish white as opposed to warm/yellowish) - similar in color to a fluorescent lamp. It's not a very bright light, but it's a big improvement over the 1 or 2 LED bulbs that are sold very bright. This is a nice diffused light that evenly illuminates the entire stand. It works for about 6 hours at maximum brightness. The design is sleek and the construction feels pretty solid. The light bars themselves come out of their folded position but don't pivot,