Review on Vont Light Reading Rechargeable Protection by David Caldwell

This light is ideal for illuminating books, notepads, tablets, laptops and thin desks found in most public schools. As you can see in the pictures I've attached, the space the clip can take up is about a penny's width. There is an additional adjustable piece attached to the top of the clip that can be rotated about an axis to adjust the angle (as shown), but the foam insert that comes with that piece doesn't hold up well on steep, angled surfaces as it's not rubber . I believe this is intentional so as not to damage surfaces such as pages or book covers which can easily tear when using rubber. The flashlight itself is turned on by pressing a button on the back of the lamp head (pictured) and has three intensity settings. The lowest level is activated with one press of the button, the medium level with the second, the strongest with the third and the light is switched off with the fourth press of the button. If you plan to mount this light on any surface such as a table, remember that the clip only opens to a dime width, or about 3/4". For thicker tables and other flat surfaces that don't have steep angles, the light can simply be placed on the surface itself. The base of the light is wide enough to prevent it from falling during this use (as shown) and also light enough not to weigh down a book held with the light attached. The flashlight is said to have 60 hours of battery life in minimum mode and 30 hours of battery life in maximum mode. For charging, the flashlight comes with a micro USB cable that connects to the clamp base and has a standard USB connector. It can be connected to a laptop or a USB charger that plugs into an outlet to charge. I already use this light on my laptop so I can see my keyboard without turning on the light in my room. I like the economical consumption of this lamp. If I run into any issues I'll update this review, but so far so good.