Review on 💡 Consciot LED Desk Lamp with Wireless Charger, USB Charging Port, 3 Lighting Modes, and 360° Adjustable Gooseneck - Versatile Table Light for Bedroom, Office, and Study by Sherrill Stockwell

Good. So this light has taken me through ups and downs and I will share my experience with you. I thought it would be a rechargeable table lamp with batteries like most. I was wrong, that's not it. Too bad, I should have read more carefully. It must remain connected to a power source to be used. Okay, I agree with that, but now we have one more thing I need to hook up as I use almost everything wirelessly. on my table. It comes with micro USB to USB and a second micro USB to wall outlet charger, so that's good. First I plugged in my USB dongle which I use to charge other things and the light worked. I place my wireless charging phone on the charging pad and it says "Fast wireless charging is not supported" and "3 hours to fully charge" - my phone is 88% charged. Holy cow 3 hours? So I switched and tried the outlet. This time it says 1 hour to full charge. Still. Astronomically slow. I won't be using it to charge my phone, my wireless pad that I already have stays in place. I can leave my Airpods to charge, but that's about it. The base of the flashlight is actually HUGE and designed to be dropped on it with a phone so it gets in the way. I managed to turn it over, turn on the light and just put another pillow on top. This will work fine during the demo. Luckily the next one is very flexible and stays in place. Now I've gone through and accepted it and moved on to the quality of the light. So you press the power button and that's another feature that drew me in that it's touch sensitive. Sepia tone, daylight tone and normal soft white tone. You can hold down the button for any tone and actually dim or brighten the light. You have to keep holding it down for it to go dark and then light again and vice versa. ok ok i like it It's good. light is good. I like to have a dim desk lamp when I start work in the early hours so it doesn't bother my eyes and give me time to get used to the computer screen. But then. To turn off the light, you need to click on the cycles of all sounds. So while enjoying the dim light at 5am, I had to blind myself to turn it off. Next time I'll know whether to cover it with my hand or just turn it off. All in all, if you don't mind a huge bulky base that slowly charges your phone and you really want some bright light, this would be great for you. If these 35464576 things bother you as much as they do me, I'd give Got On it to another world.