Very good and well priced. Unexpected features.

I bought two of these, both have broken hinges and are useless. I'm searching to replace them, and that brought me (briefly) here. Use your money for a different lamp.

Had this light about 1-1/2 years. Was a great desk lamp but hinges broke making it a useless.

It's perfect for my workstation, especially when I am crafting. I love that I can run my light pad with its USB port. Wonderful lamp.

Hinge is loose, the light will not stay open at 90 degrees, have to open it up all the way which defeats the purpose.

A great light for the cost. Looks good and declutters the desk.

The lower hinge broke after just a few months. I?d been using this above my printer, and it?s maybe been turned on a dozen times?definitely not an overuse issue. I?m hoping that it has a warranty because I really liked it.

An awesome desk lamp that meets and exceeds my expectations.

The lamp part of this lamp is great - the temperature and brightness adjustments are super useful and provide enough different options to cover just about any use-case. I use a bright white setting during the day, which is bright enough to counter the light from my windows, and at night, I use the lowest, warmest setting so that I'm not totally blind when I turn the lights out to go to bed. The LED panel is pleasantly thin but big enough to light my whole desk (60"), though it gets a bit hotter than I expected it would. The touch buttons work great for me, although if you put it in a high-hand-traffic area, it might be easy to accidentally hit something.

The problem with this item is the adjustability; the photos clearly show the lower section of the arm standing vertically, but that's not actually possible to do. The lower hinge is not adjustable at all; it will only sit back at about a 30-degree angle behind vertical, which is fine, but I had wanted - and expected - to be able to bring it forward as needed. Plus, there's no mechanism to keep it in place - there's just a stop at the back of the hinge that the arm rests against, so if someone bumps it and it falls forward, there's nothing to keep it from faceplanting like Chris Farley. This strikes me as a pretty basic design oversight, and I don't know how it could have been misrepresented in the photos accidentally, so I have to assume it was deliberate, which is awfully aggravating. Since it also lacks any swiveling capability, it has only one real point of adjustment, which makes this otherwise very versatile lamp much less so. For me personally, that's a major detriment to its usefulness.

As an aside, I had wondered if I could wedge something small under the hinge to keep it more upright like I wanted, so I tried using a piece of foamcore (about 1/8" thick and really quite squishy), and the plastic housing on the hinge snapped clean in half. It's still functional, and obviously I'm not going to try getting a refund or anything for that since it was clearly my doing, but the fact that its hardware couldn't stand up to a little piece of foam doesn't bode well for the quality of materials.

If you think the adjustment issue seems tolerable - or if you at least have less of an impulse to fiddle with consumer goods than I do - go ahead and buy this lamp. The light itself is great and the whole unit looks pretty sleek as long as the clamp isn't entirely in view. Honestly, I don't feel like I can fully recommend it in its current form, but if it ever gets a redesign that fixes the adjustability, it'd be pretty much perfect.

I purchased 2 of these and they work well. You can change the LED's to warm or cool.. Very nice if you working during the day or night in a room that has minimal lighting