Review on LUXSWAY Rechargeable Brightness Hands Free Rotatable by Flavio Scarola

This thing is a monster, in a bad way. It's bulky, sturdy, clumsy, and nowhere near as flashy as people make it out to be. The "arms" are placed flat side down, resulting in a rounded bump that cuts into my neck from the back. The user manual expressly states that you should not try to adjust the battery with your hands, otherwise it will break. I tried anyway, but it didn't work. That odd flat position keeps it from sitting comfortably on my neck. The arms are so stiff that they straighten again shortly after my correction. So I found I had to readjust them every 2 minutes or so or they would end up pointing at my bra. If I wanted to hold the light and play around with it, I would buy a conventional flashlight. "Rotary" heads do not rotate. They hardly move side-to-side on any axis, and it's not even the standard up/down or side-to-side movement, but more like top-right bottom-left. Therefore, all light adjustments must be made with rigid hands. That was the only reason I chose this fixture over other necklights and it's a total fail. My god, yes, there's something else. The arms are so stiff they can't be adjusted, the shift knob is in different, illogical places on each side making it difficult to find. me. I really miss being able to shop in a store and pay for something that I know works; not that fourth stuff in the mail. All in all two thumbs down. This is a return.