Neck Book Light LED Reading Lamp USB-C Rechargeable, Hands Free, 4 LED Bulbs, 4 Adjustable Brightness, for Reading in Bed or Reading in Car (Green)

I’m a night shift worker, so on the three and a half nights of the week that I’m off, I stay up all night and read. I read 100+ books a week and I’m finally able to get back into reading and finishing a 300 page book a night. My night lamp bugs my wife and our two pugs so I need a light that was bright enough to not hurt my eyes but also not to bug the family. These are AWESOME. The three light options are great. Both lights have their own button to choose the brightness perfect for you. They’re light on my shoulder and sit firmly to where it feels as though they aren’t going to constantly slip off or fall off if I readjust. I’m not quite sure how long they last after being fully charged. Tonight, I’ve used them for about six hours and they’re still going strong. They’re very easy to figure out straight out of the box, just click the button to go through the light strength and then they turn off. I really do like that I can have two different light brightness that works for me. Since I sleep on the right side of the bed, my right light can be brighter and my left light can be lighter or even off so it doesn’t disturb the crew. These really have been a game changer! You must buy! I bought the green ones and they’re true to color!

Perfect light for night reading bright and comfy

Customer Service was quick to get back to me and let me know that they had fixed the problem and was sending a replacement light. The pink ones that were still in the system had the problem, they upgraded the lights with the green colored ones now on the market. After my wife uses it for a while, I will leave an update if it should break, but for now, they sent an upgraded one and it's working fine....Light worked well, however, on the third time my wife went to recharge it, the USB port broke off inside the unit. Being an Engineer (and just past the 1 month return date) I opened it up to see if I could fix it. Long story short, the USB piece was soldered to the PC board by only two very small solder points. I uploaded pictures showing it. On the first pic, on the left where it says USB, you can see one of the two solder points. The other solder point is just above the screw on the upper right.The other two pics show the female adapter of the USB port. You can see the two, very small solder points from where it detached. Knowing that the user needs to apply a mild level of force to insert the male side of the power cord, you can see why it will eventually break.It is only a matter of time before I think a majority of these will fail the same way.Too bad, because, except for this design flaw, she liked the light.

Over the years, I’ve had several little book lights for reading in bed. One clipped to the book with a big plastic paper clip-like clip that you put over the pages. Another had a pressure clip like a binder clip. Both had to be plugged in to an outlet with an adapter and cord to the unit. Neither was satisfactory; I used them for a few nights, then left them in a drawer. Not only did they trail power cords, but to turn the page, you had to unclip it, turn the page, then reclip it. And it made the book awkward, heavy, and off-balance.I was excited when I saw this item, however, for several reasons. One, it doesn’t need a power cord. Two, it doesn’t clip to the book. Three, it’s light and hangs around your neck, making it useful for a lot more than just reading books, although it’s wonderful for reading.Unpacking the unit from its little box, you find two items: the unit itself and a short USB charging cable. See the picture. The unit is capable of twisting itself down into quite a small little space. That illustrates how flexible this lightweight little item is. You hang it around your neck and point the lights wherever you need the light. Then you don’t need to fuss with it any more. It is very handy.It is powered by a healthy USB-rechargeable battery. Since its primary use—at my house anyway—is to read in bed before going to sleep, it’s super-easy to just plug it in when I’m ready to sleep, and it’s ready to go the next time I need it. They say it’ll run for 8 hours on a charge and will recharge in 2 hours. I haven’t tested that yet.Is it comfortable to wear? Yes. I use it to read before sleeping two or three nights a week. It’s just comfy and easy. It occurs to me, however, that its comfort for reading in bed will depend on how you use your pillows. It’s possible that the thicker housing of the battery at the back of the neck could be uncomfortable if the lower back of your neck lies flush against the pillow. Mine doesn’t, so it’s like the thing wasn’t even there except for the light it puts out.It’s not just a simple light, either. Each of the two heads contains two bulbs. There’s a tight-focused spot beam and a wide-focus flood light bulb in each head. Each head has a little button switch. One push turns on one bulb. Two pushes turns on the other bulb. The third push turns on both bulbs at once. The fourth push turns both bulbs off. You can see the little push button switch in one of the pictures. There is a switch in each of the two heads, so you need to turn each one on and off separately, which can seem a bit odd at first. But it gives you total control of where your light goes.It can be used for all sorts of applications where you need good light to do something close in. I don’t knit, crochet, or fix cars, but I do take pictures of books that I’m going to sell here on Amazon and elsewhere. I just sit at my desk and shoot simple pictures, which has always left something to be desired because the lighting was not good. Now I wear my little blue neck light and direct the light onto the item being photographed. It’s a great improvement.If I needed to wander around the house at night, I’d put it on and would be able to go anywhere comfortably. I haven’t needed that yet. I suspect that as time goes by, I will find more and more uses for this handy little gadget.

Very light weight and nice and bright. My other neck light finally gave out so found this one and very happy with it. It charged really quickly as well. only comes with charging cord and no plug - fyi