luckystyle Floor Lamp,Super Bright Dimmable LED Lamps for Living Room, Custom Color Temperature Standing Lamp with Remote Push Button, Adjustable Gooseneck Reading Floor Lamp for Bedroom Office Black

This floor lamp cannot be beat for the price. Easy to assemble, straight forward directions come with it. Looks nice, fits almost anywhere. Lamp puts out little to no heat on the brights setting. The base is heavy to ensure it will not tip over easily. I enjoy being able to turn it on in the morning before work and set the timer, so it shuts off during the daytime. Also comes with a remote that is handy to have for a lamp, pretty neat!

I was very skeptical about this lamp, as I have been using old-school lamps (Luxo Lumaglow, anyone?) for illuminating my art table for as long as I can remember. These were/are the jointed, adjustable architect's lamps that clamp on to your work table. I have gone through quite a few across the years, and I have one old faithful left. It has a ceramic socket, so I can use a 100 watt bulb in there and not worry the socket is going to melt if I leave it lit for hours- which I tend to do. I buy full-spectrum "daylight" bulbs to use in these lamps. This kind of lamp was the old standby in the artist's studio, and was all I knew, so when I went shopping for a new lamp for my workspace, I felt a bit like I was awakening from a 30 year coma.What the heck *were* these lamps? They didn't even have BULBS. And they had- remote controls? How ridiculous is that? And what were all the settings about? I was used to turning on a lamp, and having it produce light at the same magnitude and temperature every time. So I was pretty lost when it came to picking out one of these new-fangled art/craft lamps. I did a bunch of research, and found that my desired light level was 6500K, and that these new lamps provided full spectrum, true white light which is so crucial for seeing colors in an accurate way.This particular model of lamp was recommended in articles I found by Googling "best lamp for artists," and it had very good reviews here on Amazon (thanks, guys!) It was a reasonable price, and from its description, seems like it will have a long life. When it arrived, though, I was skeptical. The lamp felt flimsy. But it turned out it is just well-made, and not as clunky as my old architect's lamps. In fact, I was in for a lot of nice surprises regarding my new purchase.Assembly was easy- and I really hate putting things together. But putting this lamp together was way less hassle even than screwing the clamp that holds the body of an architect's lamp on to the table, then sinking the little pipe at the bottom of the lamp into the hole in the clamp. This Luckystyle Floor Lamp was also so much more maneuverable than my old lamp. And, it was lighter. I soon found out that it also gave out an amount of light greater than my 100 watt full-spectrum bulb.And the remote control? It's fun! And it makes cycling through all of the light "settings" easy. I clicked around before I found the two settings I would always be using- the brightest intensities, and one with a more blue cast to it. I defaulted to a "neutral" light temperature at the highest setting, and that is throwing a more than adequate amount light onto my work table. But I appreciate being able to perceive what I am working on at various light levels.The base of this lamp, though not heavy, is stable, and the easily adjustable neck holds any "pose" you put the lamp into. The lamp does not get hot and burn my fingers when I go to adjust it, the way my old lamp still does. It also takes up a minimum amount of room in my studio, and I can easily lift it to move it with my left hand, and I am an older, small woman. I really appreciate as well that it is a floor lamp, so it doesn't take up room on my art table.So now- the same way I think of my cell phone- I don't know how we got along without this kind of lamp!Pros: nice bright light, can change the temperature and brightness level of the light easily, lots of light settings to choose from, lamp is easy to move around and adjust, lightweight but well-made, stable base, even on a crumply tarp on the floor, remote control is very handy for changing light settings and turning the lamp off and on, no need to worry the lamp is getting too hot to touch.Cons: I now want MORE of these lamps!If you are an older person like me and not familiar with these kind of lamps, you are going to be super pleased with how easy this lamp is to use, and at the volume of light it puts out. A must for doing crafts, or painting, or puzzle assembling, or drawing, or collaging, or whatever it is that you like to do. Highly recommended!

Nice product. Easy to assemble.The remote control has a magnet and makes it convenient to adjust the amount of light.Perfect color. Pink!Warning: the remote control is delicate. I dropped it once and its cover got broken.

I've needed a floor lamp beside my sofa to do do needlework. This one works great and looks good. The slim design almost makes it disappear. The light is adjustable to suit my needs. Only 2 things would make it better--I wish the height could be varied more, and since it's connected to an outlet with a light switch, it comes on every time I flip the switch--even when I've left it turned off. Maybe it's me.

This lamp came in a box the size of a 8-10 pack of canned beverage! Packed VERY efficiently. EASY to assemble. Took less than 15 minutes (and I'm an 'old lady', so young will have it done in 5!).I've assembled lamps similar to this before, but the quality of the product materials is much better with this. Very long screw-in on the poles & base - so unlikely to get 'stripped'. The metal is SOLID - like aircraft aluminum. The base is HEAVY. Most of the package weight was the base. It will NOT tip over. And my kitties will not accidentally tip it over. Maybe if the try to stretch their legs up the pole, it may temporarily do so. But the kitties will not be attracted to materials.The handheld controller is GREAT since I don't easily get in and out of bed. But controls on the lamp pole are easily adjusted to lighting needs as well.I would recommend or buy again. This would be a GREAT dorm room or small apartment lamp. Would be great to go with an architect or artist desk as well.Forthe quality, the price was fine. I did get a discount coupon for several dollars, which helped as well.

My mother does sewing, puzzles, reading, crafts, haircuts, DIY projects, & always wants more light than our house can offer. This has been the perfect investment! The brightness settings are distinct levels & the color tones are unique from each other for different times of day/activities. It doesn’t get hot, the design is so sleek & easy to fit under sofas/against desks; assembly took minutes, & the remote is such a luxury! It’s so slim, it fits in between the shelves/door of the linen closet.

I bought this for better light when I read in bed. It does exactly that. I like that it is flexible so i can move it closer or further away. There are several light settings on it, and though I use one that works best for reading for me, the others are quite nice. The lamp has a sturdy base so I don;t have to worry about it falling over....and it has a remote, which I love. I can use the remote to turn it on and off or to adjust the lighting. I can imagine that some would use this as a chair-side lamp for for crafts work, and I am sure there are many other uses. It is a good product and will light the way for you!

Easy to put together, appreciate the ability to change the warmth of the light and the brightness of the light. Plus, you can change the angle of the lamp head so you can have direct or indirect light. The remote is great to have, however as noted in previous reviews, the door to the battery compartment does not want to stay in place. Nothing a little masking tape couldn’t fix. Overall I am quite satisfied with this lamp (especially considering the price point). We shall see how long the lamp lasts because I think it’s integrated LED light & you can’t change the bulb out. If you’re on the fence, I recommend you go for it.