luckystyleFloor 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

UPDATE!Give the company credit. I wrote them, complaining (politely) about the lamp's dying in under a year -- less than 1/10 of the suggested lifespan -- and requesting either a refund or a replacement.They responded IMMEDIATELY, voicing concern, and requesting an image of my Amazon purchase receipt (reasonable). I did this, and they promptly replaced the lamp with no further hassle. They didn't even require I return the broken lamp. As of this update, I have the new lamp assembled and working, less than a week after my initial complaint.I really appreciate good customer service, and not being out the time and expense of searching out and buying another company's floor lamp. At this point, I'm willing to assume the first lamp dying so quickly was just a fluke, and go back to being happy with my purchase... [unless this review gets ANOTHER update a year or so from now!]Original review follows.=================================Let me just start by saying I actually like this lamp a great deal. It's attractive, plenty bright, I like the remote...I didn't like that it was disposable -- throwing away the whole lamp instead of replacing a bulb is a huge waste -- but the cheap price and long lifespan (100,000 hrs!) seemed like a good deal. Even a non-disposable lamp might get replaced in that kind of timeframe.Alas. I haven't even had the lamp a full year yet, and it's already dead!Do the math. Even if I'd left the lamp on 24 hrs a day, every day (which I didn't), 24 x 365 = 8760; not even 1/10 the suggested lifespan.I've written the company today to complain and ask for a refund or replacement. I'll update this review with any results...

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!

Assembly was easy, light adjusts to different settings well. Good choice.

The 4 stars is because the lamp is a little shorter than I imagined. That could be my fault for not seeing measurements, but you would assume it would be higher to the ceiling looking at the pictures. The lamp itself is great! The light is bright and lights up an average sized bedroom. You are able to change the brightness which is convenient for whatever time of day it is. The remote is an excellent bonus! It is very sleek and adjustable which i can appreciate.

This lamp is excellent. I face it towards the ceiling for a really cool effect. It has so many different settings and variations in color. From Amber to bright white. It has timers so that you can set it to go to sleep. When I’m working on a project, I turn the light the other way towards me and it illuminates my project perfectly. Or when I’m reading, I bought two of these. Awesome and inexpensive lighting.

These lights are very convenient and can be very bright if needed. I feel they are reasonably priced. I've purchased three of these now.

If you have been searching for a lamp with tons of brightness and soft vs bright light options, add this lamp to the list. I searched brick-and-mortar stores without much luck. I wanted a lamp that served a lot of purposes: I wanted a decorative lamp to provide basic light, but could switch to give bright light for reading when I need it. I am amazed how bright the lamp is. I don’t even need to highest setting but appreciate having a spotlight when I need one. Add in the price and it was a favorite purchase. Oh, and it has a great remote control so you don’t even have to control the light on the lamp (though that works very easily, too!) I enthusiastically recommend this lamp.

The light itself is awesome. Very bright and suitable for my reading. Would have given a 5 star review, but the top rod was too loose to screw in and made the whole stand lop-sided. I didn't want to mess about with returns, so I used teflon tape and it screwed in beautifully. Now the stand is stable and looks awesome. So you receive one like I did...use teflon tape.