Product Description
Lighten up! Plug this small lamp into your USB port
and see what you're doing. The cable is sturdy and flexible, and will hold the shape you bend it into, so you can position the light where you need it. Soft illumination won't disturb others.Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #95 in Single Detail Page Misc
- Brand: Generic
Features
- USB 10 LED Light Lamp Notebook Laptop Computer PC
- No external power source necessary - plugs into any USB port
- Rated to average 50,000 hours of use
- Soft white light illuminates your keyboard just enough to see - won't disturb others
- Flexible metal arm - aim light where you want it
Customer Reviews
Finally a USB light that is bright enough.
Finally a USB light that is bright enough to work with. This 10 LED light provides plenty unlike most UBS lights with only 1 LED that really only help you hunt and peck. For the money, this is a best bet.
How could it be better? The stiff wire support could be a little stiffer. The best way to position it seems to be over the top if a laptop if your screen isn't too large, leaning against something, or I have figured out how to tie a loopy-knot type thing that allows it to support itself. But, USB light and/or fan people are already used to this weakness. A switch would also have been a good thing. This is really only evident if you have a self powered USB hub or only need it at night; but I have to say it is a pain having to unplug the light whenever I don't need it.
Overall this is an improvement of most previous attempts at USB lighting. It addresses a problem without hurting the wallet and does a great job.
Finally a USB light that is bright enough to work with. This 10 LED light provides plenty unlike most UBS lights with only 1 LED that really only help you hunt and peck. For the money, this is a best bet.
How could it be better? The stiff wire support could be a little stiffer. The best way to position it seems to be over the top if a laptop if your screen isn't too large, leaning against something, or I have figured out how to tie a loopy-knot type thing that allows it to support itself. But, USB light and/or fan people are already used to this weakness. A switch would also have been a good thing. This is really only evident if you have a self powered USB hub or only need it at night; but I have to say it is a pain having to unplug the light whenever I don't need it.
Overall this is an improvement of most previous attempts at USB lighting. It addresses a problem without hurting the wallet and does a great job.
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