🌙 Agese Wall Mounted Gooseneck LED Reading Light Sconces Lamp, Warm White 3000K, 3W, Input 110-240V, Plug in Cord, Bedside Headboard Wall Mounted for Reading, Black - Pack of 2, Cord: 3000K Review

Very happy with the purchase, the light is very bright, looks good. The only disappointing thing is the lack of a back cover, the internal mechanisms are open. Once properly installed this isn't a problem, but I'd be more comfortable with the electrical wiring if it was in some sort of enclosure.

These lamps are ideal for mounting on a headboard. The light is bright enough for masks and easy to direct where you need it. The only downside is that the bulb is not replaceable. The whole block must be thrown away when it burns down. Not sure how long that will take.

Sometimes my wife can't sleep so she needs some light to read or use the computer. These little lanterns are great for when you want to stay awake in bed and disturb your partner. They were pretty easy to install. Also, I was able to hide the cables behind the headboard.

A small lamp makes a great reading light, but I placed it above the headboard in the bedroom. We also have a TV at the foot of the bed and a concentrated point of light reflects off the TV screen so my wife cannot watch TV when I want to read. I wish the light was recessed deeper into the cylindrical case. That would be perfect.

This is one of the best items I have ever bought. They were on my bed in the hotel where I was staying and I fell in love with them. The best part about this light is that it's LED and it doesn't get hot, it doesn't even get hot so you can set it to face the wall for a night time glow effect. I bought them for each side of the bed for every bedroom in the house. I highly recommend.

This lantern is suitable for many hours of reading. It's very bright and seems to be the right color temperature for reading. It is easily adjustable, has a simple switch, and is easy to install. For the installation I used a hammer, an awl, a spirit level and a screwdriver. I used a pencil to mark the position of the holes. I used a spike finder to make sure I didn't hit the spikes with the awl. After marking I used an awl to make holes. I then used a hammer to push the stakes into each hole…