Review on 💡 Clip-on LED Desk Lamp with 3 Color Modes, 9 Brightness Levels, 60 LEDs, Touch Control Panel and 360° Flexible Gooseneck for Reading, Bedside, and Office by Terri Garcia

At work I took some old kitchen cabinets and a piece of OSB cut in half and made a desk. good table It has lots of drawers and is very durable, but the space it sits in relies heavily on skylights for good, not just mediocre, lighting. It's well and good on a sunny summer day, but we're headed into fall, shorter days and more cloudy days. I manage to get the paperwork done, but it's not easy, so I was looking for a fixture that would be easy to move from place to place, emit a lot of light, withstand some abuse, and leave a small mark on the work area. The 5 inch cable was good and I think asking for 6 inch would be overkill. Anywhere except for my use at work, 5 feet should be long enough. The storage feature is good, but let me expand on it a bit. It remembers the color you chose until it disconnects from the network. You still have to tap 3 times to get full brightness (1 low, 2 medium, 3 high), and if you turn it off for even a split second, it loses color memory and turns back on its lowest intensity. If you want to change the color, just hold the power button and scroll through the color options. Select the one you want and click Brightness and you're done. The quality is at the highest level, but the lamp is light. The clip holds tight, but due to its size and shape, it doesn't require much force to open. As for the secondary lighting, it does more than I expected to improve the lighting in my document area and I'm glad I went for it. one, although it wasn't black as a color choice.