– XL 2200 Lumens 20W LED Desk Lamp with Clamp – Adjustable Color Temperature | 4-Level Dimmable Light | Home Office, Crafts & Workbench | 50cm Wide Head (White, CCT with Clamp)

Very high quality construction which I expected from a lamp of this price range. The arm is very heavy but the joints are good and hold the position you leave it in. I got the clamp version as space is limited on my desk. I must say I'm very impressed with this lamp, the light is bright and illuminates a large area making it very good for working on various sized projects. It has a built in defuser so the light isn't too harsh. I use it mainly for miniature painting and building. It only has a single button on the top of the light, allowing you to cycle through the different settings and turn it on and off with ease. There are cheaper options out there but none of them meet the same quality and light the area as well as this does.

Love this lamp for both sewing and reading. Excellent support from the company when I had a minor issue with the lamp, with an exceptionally quick and knowledgeable response. Like the fact that it’s also available in black which, to me, blends in better and looks more stylish than white. Particularly love that i was able to buy an extra clamp (at a sensible price too) so I can easily swap the lamp from one room to another without having to move the clamp - a simple but brilliant idea.

Brilliant tool for my sewing hobby since my eyesight not as good as it used to be. It fits securely and easily adjustable to swing from sewing machine to cutting table. The choice of brightness helps with the close up work and is very sturdy when pushing and pulling the light into position. It was very easy to install following the instructions.

Mine is CCT with clamp. DIMENSIONS and BUILD No-one has mentioned size? Vertical height (length) of first arm is 50cm, second arm is equal length. My desk is 82 cm deep, so arms will easily span it from base at back corner to mid front for close work. Arms are 10mm tubular square steel (magnet test), joints are sturdy (but if need adjusting then you have to use an Allen Key, no thumbwheels. prossibly better that way.) Shade is hard plastic (ABS?), feels tough but not as reassuringly solid as the arms. It generally rotates to any usable position CONTROLS One switch does it all. Press once for on, then single presses for Warm, Daylight, Cold. Press and hold puts it into a cycle of dimming then brightening, just release at the right brightness. Two quick presses to switch off. GRIPE Switching on always sets it to daylight, mid brightness. It does not remember last setting. Not a showstopper, and at least it's a useable default, but still a tad annoying. POWER Power is from a 28 volt, 0.75A plug-in (not inline on the cable) "brick". Height and thickness are about twice that of normal 13A plug, cable exits at the bottom. Cable length ~1 metre. Perfect for fitting to desk if you have, say, a 4-way splitter attached to the desk. Problematic for a side table further away from a wall. Good news, power adapter terminates in a ~5mm connector which plugs into the lamp at the base. This makes it easy to plug the brick in, route the cable through small holes if needed then plug into lamp base. BRIGHTNESS On cool setting, at 100%, it is bright but I wouldn't agree to "super bright". E.g. working on something with lamp 10 cm above the work, and face 7cm away from work, wearing a 3x eye loupe is just comfortable. IMHO, super-bright should be TOO bright at that range! But it helps my poor old eyes see miniature stuff! BASE CLAMP Made of some sort of steel alloy, magnet attaches but not as strong as usual, maybe a plastic casing? (Unlikely.) However the clamp is quite substantial, lamp is very stable. Max thickness clamp can span, ~65mm Clamp "overhang" (how much of top of clamp sits on table) 50mm Clamp "thickness" (how thick is clamp where it comes through, say, a hole) 30mm My desk is 25mm thick and the cable entry hole is 45 mm, the clamp just hooks in comfortably (at an angle then straightened up.) WARRANTY Apparently it has a 3 year warranty if you register. I'm not holding my breath that that counts for much!! VALUE FOR MONEY Hmmm, £120 for an LED panel on an anglepoise with a clamp is quite pricey (you can get a microphone boom arm for £19?) £10 extra for Colour Control feels OK. But why is the version with a stand alone base so much more?? In general, there aren't many alternatives and I feel this is a good lamp overall (as long as it holds up, my experience of LED panels in ceiling lights has been patchy) so it just feels high, but not a gouge.

Like most of you I assume have opted for cheaper alternatives - I’m here to tell you don’t. Don’t waste your money just get this one instead - trust me. I know I’m a random guy on the internet but yeah just take my word for it. Top notch lighting for anything crafty!

Button for switching on / off doesn't work, it just continously cycles through the colour settings and I can't get it to switch off with a double tap. Not what I expected for the price. Will be returning and hoping replacement will be better.

The light functions awesome. If you are to use it in a loud space and/or you dont mind about hearing a hissing sound from it when switched on, then it is probably a 5* product. I loved the brightness, the warm/cool lights, the large size, and the maneuverability of it. Everything seemed to be high quality. However, based on the hiss I cannot use it. If they fix that aspect, I would consider it a top quality product. I returned it and purchased an anglepoise for twice the price. no hiss.

a very bright light with three alternative forms. I use it at my desk for office work and reading. Happy with it. One thing to be aware of is that the clamp does not like a surface with a bevelled edge.