Table Lamp, [Advanced] Bedside Touch Control Lamp for Bedroom 3 Level Dimmable Warm White Lights with 256 RGB Color Mode Modern Deisgn Smart Nightstand Desktop LED Lamps Portable for Read

The lamp is awesome. The size was great, and surprisingly the lamp was insanely light. The touch control also works really well. So for $11 this was definitely one of my best purchases of the year!

Works great as a bathroom night light. Originally had it as a reading light but it’s better for smaller spaces.

Works exactly as it should! Love the different brightness settings. Absolutely perfect for reading bedtime stories with my kids.

First of all, I like this thing. It is bright and colorful and works very well. But it has a few quirks that knocks it down from five stars.There's only one button on this thing, and it is a touch button, not a physical button that you have to push. To get to RGB mode (aka the most important mode of this thing), you have tap the button to turn it on, where it is basically just a normal lamp. Then 'long press' the button to switch to RGB mode, where it slowly cycles through various colors on its own, as many RGB lamps do. From there, you tap the button to select the color you want. Easy, right?Well, it's not. From what I just said, you are probably thinking that tapping the button while RGB mode lets you cycle through the colors manually, right? Wrong! The button actually functions more like a 'pause' feature, stopping the cycle on whatever color that happens to be illuminated. So, to get the lamp to stay illuminated on whichever color you want, you have to stand there and what for it to slowly cycle to the correct color and then tap the button.But, because the button is a touch button, and not one that you actually can physically press, it is sometimes very finicky, and doesn't register your touch. This likely results you missing your window of opportunity to pause on the correct color, meaning you now have to stand there and wait for it to cycle back around. This can last multiple cycles depending on whether the button registers your touch, sometimes you have to be very deliberate to pause it.The instructions make no mention of this. They simply say to push the button select a color. While technically not inaccurate, it is unclear because you would assume that you would be able to cycle through them with each push. They should have used the word 'pause' instead of select.None of this is particularly a huge deal. It's just a minor annoyance with an otherwise good product.

I like it. It has 3 brightness settings. I have bought it more than once. Never read the instructions so it took a couple times to master using its color settings. I use it as a functional lamp.

I have these… one little lamp in every room in my house. I love these little things. You have 3 dimmer settings and if you touch it again it will different colors like red blue or greenLove them

I see a lot of confusion about this product. The directions aren’t very descriptive, .1. This product does have different color lights . 2. You can turn the color cycling off so that it stays on whatever color you desire. 3. You are able to adjust the brightness, there are three levelsThe thing to keep in mind is you navigate this one button device with the timing of your button presses. A long 3 second tap will turn it on and off. The default when you turn it on is the white color. The white is not too cool, nor too warm. You can adjust the brightness and at the highest level it is plenty bright if you need to find something in the room. I don’t think it will adequately light a large dark room on its own. But you can read using this light if you are within a few feet of the lamp (for most people).. If you want to change to the color setting, then a quick one second tap after the device is turned on. At this point, you will be on the color cycling mode. if you do nothing, the device will cycle through various shades of green, blue, red, yellow, etc. For example, you will see a turquoise blue, a cornflower blue, a hot pink, a pale green, etc. If you want to select a particular color, wait until it cycles to the color you like, and use a one second tap to select. This will pause it on the color that was lit when you tapped the button.If you want to turn the device off, just press the button for three seconds. You will have to repeat the process every time you turn the device on, It isn’t very resource-intensive so I wouldn’t let that deter you unless you are picky and this is a dealbreaker. I’m sure more expensive units have more robust memories, settings, and remote controls with more than one button to navigate.Only two items come in the box, the lamp (which is roughly 7” tall, and 4” wide at the base) and the power cord (which is not infuriatingly short) so setup is easy.. There’s no charging or batteries required.So far I like it and plan to keep it. I have insomnia, and read about light therapy. When I’m ready to sleep, I plan to change the color to an Amber/orangey/pink color to mimic the sunset to tell my body it’s time to get tired and go to sleep.I just received it, so cannot speak to longevity. I always come back and edit reviews if anything changes. If it stops working, I’ll update with a date so you’ll know how long mine lasted.Hope this helps!Edit : 6/1/24I wanted to amend this review to specify that the color portion of this lamp is not dimmable. This may present an issue if someone is trying to use a color To fall asleep as I mentioned I was using this for. I agree that the lamp is very bright for colors. To fix this, I use a Small canvas bag I received with another product over it. I can still see the color and the lamp but it is much less less bright. If I didn’t have that bag I would use a scarf or some other type of lightweight fabric over it to use it for nighttime.

It’s too bright. It works and it’s nice but it’s truly too bright.