Olly Light Therapy Lamp - UV-Free LED Sunlight Lamp with 140g Compact Size, Rechargeable, 2step Brightness Mode, 25minutes Automatic Timer - Daily Sunlight to Sleep Well (Solid Gray)

Purchased both, Day and Night ones.Night one was for my high schooler daughter. She has been in online schooling since COVID, and it has been challenging for her to keep healthy sleeping cycle. She tried some herbal teas, but nothing really worked out for her and we didn't want try something like melatonin. At very first time, she was skeptical about this therapy lamp, but just after the first use, she really liked it and keeps using it since then as sleeping help. She also likes its cute design and orange light as mood lighting, too.I am using the Day lamp for myself. I have been working from home more than a year now and afternoon time especially after lunch has been challenging for me to keep focus on work without in-person interactions. The Day lamp kept me awake and focused.They were delivered faster than estimated and packaging was (Apple-product-like) very nice. Especially like it come with a travel pouch. The lid also serves as a base and the magnetic based on/off is very easy and convenient.

Olly is adorable, from its name to its design, and so simple. No apps to download, no switches even, just set it on its base and tilt. The base also functions as a cap when not in use. It's tiny, and it is BRIGHT. The high setting is enough light to move around by (think high powered flashlight), and I usually keep it on the lower setting even at work. The night version is fantastic because it is the only light I need on during that last hour or so before bed. And yes, I do think together they help my mood and my sleep.That said, this is NOT a huge full spectrum therapy light meant to treat actual medical/psychological conditions like SAAD. It's a little thing made for ordinary people struggling with some minor depression and sleep issues who want something for their work stations and bedside tables for a daytime positivity boost and better sleep. In other words, exactly what I needed.I discovered therapy lights by accident (I bought a hydroponic garden system for the purpose of, well, gardening), which is how I know their effect is not just wishful thinking. After years of self negativity and minor depression, something actually helped, quickly and dramatically. But then I had to leave home and work in a windowless warehouse... I started crashing at work, hard. I went looking for a cordless therapy light, the smaller the better.Olly was basically the only choice, one of two cordless options I could find, and the only one small enough to fit at my work station. I bought the daylight version and take it everywhere with me now. I think just the fact of how cute and unique it is helps to raise my mood in itself. When work and coworkers start to get to me now, I stop and look at Olly for a while, and it does help.A few weeks later, I gave in and bought the night version too. It's now the only light I have on when I go to bed, and I usually fall alseep with it still on (they turn off automatocaaly after 25 minutes). The red light is beautiful and soothing. I don't think it puts me to sleep or helps me fall asleep. But I have noticed a definite improvement I my quality of sleep. I sleep less and wake more rested. I've also - for the ladies - noticed a less severe drop in energy around my cycle.I do have to take a star off for the price. It's a bit high, and in my opinion, should be the price for the pair together. But they can get away with it because they are literally the only thing of their kind, and there's just no arguing against the convenience of cordlessness. I also wish there was a cover on the charging port, to prevent dust from getting in (again, I work in a warehouse). But it hasn't caused an issue yet.If you need what I need, a small, cordless light to take the negative edge off work, then the only word for Olly is Perfect. And using the two together has improved my sleep, which has made a big difference in my life.Quick note about the base/cap on button thing: Taking the light cover and turning it into a base that also turns the light on is kind of genious, part of the device's charm, and really very practical. Many people seem worried about losing this base/cap and thereby losing the light, but this would actually be very difficult. The base/cap is the ONLY flat surface on the light. You cannot set the light down without the base/cap. So losing the base/cap is not that likely to happen.

Small, easy to carry and cute design.Easy to use. Use for long time with one charge.Strong light and really help for your sleep.Enough to give five stars!!!

I don’t know what happened, but the lamp stopped working after I’d used it just a few times. I really liked how small and compact it was, but it’s low quality.

I'm finding that it needs a charge after even just one or two sessions. Anyone else having this problem?

Olly Light Therapy LampI've been through a lot of light therapy lamps and I still don't know if they work for me. So I won't address that in the review and instead I'll talk about what makes this one different from others. The light is super compact and easy to charge and travel. The charge outlet takes a USB-C connection, which is great because that's what our phones use. The lid is adorable, but it's an integral part of how to *turn it on*, so you don't want to lose it. The turning-on process isn't very intuitive: you pop off the lid, turn it over, set it on a flat surface, set the light on the lid, line up the "Olly" brand word, and then tilt the light forward. There are two modes: brightest and still-pretty-darn-bright.Actually, let me repeat that: this light is BRIGHT. That's true for both the day and night versions. I ended up buying the pink "night" light to try it out as a companion to this one, and both of them are too bright for us to look at directly. I ended up having to turn the light and bounce it off of a nearby wall to get the light effect without getting a light-headache in the process. Now, I'm very light sensitive already and need to wear sunglasses outside at all times, so take with a grain of salt as your mileage may vary. But don't be fooled into thinking that its small size means this little light is weak.NOTE: This review is based on a free advance review product provided through Amazon Vine.~ Ana Mardoll

My daughter has difficulties sleeping, so I thought we would give this a try. It's not very big and has a small footprint. It's easy to use. The light part stands up on the stand magnetically. It uses a USB-C cable. There's a timer feature so it goes off after about 25 minutes. I really wish it would do both the daylight and the night light, but it only does the one. She's been using it for over a week and thinks it is helping some.

This is compact and easy to use! Cute design, too! Also it helped me fall asleep and made me relexed. highly recommend the product!

The media could not be loaded.  I think these Therapy lights are an awesome idea.I was skeptical but figured it was worth a try. And originally coming from a sunny country, I figured anything is worth trying.I took very long doing this testing as I figured 2 weeks was not enough.And let me tell you... I think that this product is definitely worth the money! I noticed a difference in my mood and felt it easier waking up to this light.It is worth a trying if the lack of sunshine is getting to you. BUT please give it time - it is not a quick fix

… – im Sommer wahrscheinlich schon, jedenfalls ist Olly weit besser als gewöhnlich große (tabletgroße ...) Tageslicht-Lampen – auch die Wellenlängen scheinen besser gezielt zu wirken :So stört ER auch bei Bildschirmarbeiten nicht – es gibt ihn für den Tag und für die Nacht ! ✔️◢ Olly kommt versiegelt in einem hübschem Pappkarton ohne jedweden Plastik-Müll daher – Gretel (Fridays for Future) hätte ihre wahre Freude dran ;).Nach dem Entpacken entpuppt sich der etwa 2Huhnei große schlichte graue Winzling als äußerst kompakt und schön im Design – gerade einmal 140 Gramm an Gewicht bringt er mit.Dazu gibt es noch 1 kleine Bedienungsanleitung – ein USB-Ladekabel und einen hübschen Aufbewahrungsbeutel, mit Zugschleife versehen :).Olly unterstützt 2 Helligkeitsstufen: 1 x Komfort-Modus – 1 x Booster-Modus»» An lichttrüben Tagen nehme meist gleich, - falls ich es nicht vergesse, den Booster-Modus – nach etwa 20 Minuten kommen die Effekte dann …;– ein wenig oder voll Energie geladen(er), – je nach Tages-Kondition, und falls das dann noch nicht ausreichend genug erscheint wird just einfach noch einmal nachgelegt :) !UNDvor allem stört der Winzling nicht beim Arbeiten (!) – wer will, packt ihn auf eine andere Magnet-Halterung für einen ultimativ individuell ausrichtbaren Komfort [man kann ihn damit (noch) kleiner oder größer machen …] – siehe auch Fotos.◢ Ein wenig zur Wirkweise :Sonnenlicht hat sichtbare Einflüsse und physiologische Wirkungen auf unseren Körper – wir bemerken es meist nur nicht.»» Ähnlich dem Sonnenlicht aktiviert Olly Tag die Ausschüttung von Melatonin – wir fühlen uns nach 1, 2 Sitzung(en) aktiviert und energieintensiv geladen.»» Olly Nacht unterdrückt und eliminiert die nächtliche Ausschüttung von Melatonin, die uns nicht oder schlecht Schlafen lässt !Ganz allgemein können Tageslichtlampen dazu beitragen, einen gestörten Biorhythmus (wie er zum Beispiel bei Nachtarbeit entstehen kann) wieder auszugleichen … :):).Fazit :Der Preis scheint auf den ersten Blick recht ambitioniert – leider hatte ich Olly Night nicht mit im Test …Dennoch:Olly Day scheint anders als weit günstigere Otto Normal Tageslicht-Lampen gezielt weit bessere energiereichere Wellenlängen rüber zu bringen …,das ist natürlich nur mein subjektives Empfinden – Nachmessen kann ich das Nicht !Für das Design und die herausragende Funktionalität auf jeden Fall5 SternchenAuch schön als (außergewöhnliches) Geschenk :).

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Olly Light Therapy LampThe lamp measures 65mm in diameter and the base is 66 cm in diameter so it is relatively small and very light in weight.It is very easy to use and has two light settings. The actual lamp sits on top of the magnetic base and works by tilting which then turns it on to its full brightness, tilting twice makes the lamp slightly dimmer. The light itself is actually quite bright on the first setting and at times I did find it a little dazzling but you do get used to it and it automatically switches off after 25 minutes.It doesn’t arrive charged up so needs to be charged before use which takes about two hours. The battery is charged by a USB connection and the charged light seems to last for about 1.5 to 2 hours when on the brightest setting.The lamp also comes with a neat storage bag which would be useful if you wanted to transport it somewhere else.Overall I like the design of this lamp as it sits neatly on the base, is a nice addition to a room and is small enough to have on your desk while working.As for the effectiveness of the light therapy it is very difficult to say whether it worked or not; I had it on in the morning which is what is recommended but having tried it for a week I can’t really say whether I felt more energised or positive, but it is a nice addition to my desk and I will continue to use it. I do think it is slightly over priced at £84.00 at the time of writing.