💎 Frishare Diamond Painting Art Light Reading Light, Rechargeable Neck Light for Night, Diamond Painting Accessories with Adjustable Brightness, Bed Lamp with Bendable Soft Arms - Black Review

The arms aren't long enough to wrap around my neck. I'm not a big guy. The arms are not long enough to bend freely around the neck in the desired shape. I keep pushing buttons just trying to set the thing up. The buttons are in different positions on each hand, which is confusing. The darkness rises and falls quickly. You skip where you want and have to go back and forth. Feels like cheap plastic. I will order my old one again. It just didn't last very long.

I use this neck light for sewing and knitting. The lights are bright enough to see the stitching well, but the cord is too short for me for this purpose. The light would probably be ideal for a small woman or a flat chested man, but I can't put the light on my lap. I used it with just a flashlight and pulled the cord down as far as possible from that side. Not very comfortable or stable, but better than nothing. However, it should be fine to read a physical book.

As an artist and crafter I have found this neck light extremely useful and easy to use! This is a cordless lighting solution for whatever I work or read. If I have to re-solder electronics behind the TV or look for something in dark places, this will definitely work! It has multiple brightness settings and easy-to-use switches, and it is comfortable to wear. I also like that it is rechargeable. Not sure how long the battery will last, but it lasted the time it took me to use it.

The light was bright and sat comfortably around the neck. If that's enough for you, then this is a good reading lamp. The one I received had a broken zipper on the body and the flashlight itself is so bulky that when you put it in the case you turn the light halfway on. Time as the switch is very sensitive and not perfectly positioned in the light. If it's hanging in a drawer, on a dresser or in the corner of your bed then it will probably give off a great light. If you want something for…

Just received today. The case it came in was broken, but that's ok. I still wouldn't use it. The switches that turn on the light are so sensitive that packing them in a case will surely turn them on and drain the battery. The switch is too easy to turn on accidentally. The arms are flexible, but they don't stay where you put them. The USB cable is not very suitable. To charge the light you need to find the right angle until you see the red charging indicator. The light works well enough to make

My wife brought this for me because I read a lot at night and in bed. Just the right amount of light when reading in bed and won't disturb you while you sleep. You can also adjust the brightness in all 3 modes of this light. I highly recommend this lamp for reading at night and/or before bed. I'm ordering one for my sister who crochet at night so she doesn't strain her eyes while crocheting. UPDATE: My bag strap broke and I had 2 days left on my Revain 30 day warranty. I received an email from…

This neck light is simply a salvation for me. I am a postman on my first fall/winter. It gets dark from 4:00 p.m. The company provides us with a spotlight hat in the dead end. But it's too dark for me, I need some kind of light that not only allows me to see the letters, but also to see my way when I have to go to the door to deliver the packages. Love the neck light idea, wasn't sure if it would be bright enough for my purpose, just want to try it. This lamp meets all my requirements. I have…

First of all I received this item from the manufacturer for free in exchange for my honest review. I tried light in different ways. I needed it most to trim my dog's nails so I could see in a room that wasn't brightly lit. It helped me see clearly and have my hands free to tend to the dog. However, the light is very bright and it seemed to bother my dog when he looked at me. I asked others to tell me that the light was very bright throughout the room. That's both good and bad. Good for the task

I've recently tried three of these neck reading lights: Frishare (this one), Glocusent and Vekkia. Of these three, I keep the Vekkia model. The Frishare model is relatively light, the headlights work well as advertised and it has nice hardened bodywork which is actually its main selling point. However, the rubber temples are thicker than other models and slightly larger. Also, when you flex the flexible arms, I could immediately see the rubber peeling away from the battery case exposing the…