Review on 🔦 NorbFOCUS LED Desk Lamp with Advanced Light Spectrum for Enhanced Mental Performance – Ideal as a Reading Light, Study Light, Work Light, or Task Light, Boosting Learning, Retention, Recall, and Reading Speed by Jennifer Dunn

This thing is terribly bright. I saw it was 9 watts and said it was the equivalent of a 60 watt light bulb. However, it's more of a dual fluorescent in color and brightness, but without the flicker you get from installing a fluorescent tube. I'm not sure how this is supposed to help you focus. The only thing I focused on was how my eyes hurt. I tried this in my home office, which has cream walls and lots of dark furniture, so it's not a very bright room. The office is about 12 by 14 feet so not huge but not too small either. If you were looking at the open door of my office in the hallway with the lights on, it would appear as if you were looking into a grow room or something. I'm upset that I paid $20 for this thing. The "sleeping" version of this bulb and the color is much better. It's also a few hundred lumens less (520 vs. 780). The sleep version of this bulb was also very disappointing as it looks identical to these 6pk GE 2700kbukbs LEDs I bought. Except that I paid for 6 pieces. GE LED bulbs at the same price as the Norb Sleep 2650k bulb. I couldn't bring myself to return them as I'm too good for myself and $40 isn't worth my time. Drop them off at a UPS store. Also, lightbulbs technically work, so returning them is wrong, even if they don't really help me concentrate or sleep.