Bendy Booklight LED Light Up Bookmark Man Phone Stand Desktop Tidy Gift For Reader ~ Blue

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The clamp on this reading light allows you to open it up to nearly 2.4 inches wide, so you should be able to use it with many flat surfaces. While you could maybe attach it to a book, for the most part you’ll find the clip to be large and bulky and in your way if you use it this way. But using it by clipping it to a nearby surface is an excellent way to read without having it attached to your book! Doesn’t this bookmark look cute on this space book? It’s one of my absolute faves. It’s a Lift the Flap Look Inside Space Book that will keep kids busy! Another feature of this light is its three brightness settings, which allows you some flexibility in choosing the right one for you. You’ll also find that this rechargeable light offers you up to 30 hours of reading before you need to use the included micro USB cable to charge it (note that a USB wall adapter is not included). However, this light does charge slower than many others with around a four hour time to full charge. Like the Mighty Bright light, this bookmark light also has continuous dimming with a long press of the button. This helps you choose exactly the brightness setting you want. It is also small and one of the best portable reading lights, and can be made flat to be used as a bookmark when you’re done reading for the night.

First, are you looking for a light to help you read in bed without disturbing someone else in the room? This is one of the most important criteria for many people shopping for a personal book reading light, so if that’s you as well then you should be sure to buy a light that has good dimming capabilities. Another excellent feature, however, is that this light keeps your settings from the last time you used it, so whatever color temperature and brightness you chose should be primed and ready for the next time you turn the light on. But while there are lots of good things about this light, there is one feature that I really don’t like: the little blue light that comes on next to the power switch when you turn the lamp off! While this is meant to help you find the on/off button easily in the dark, it is bright and a little annoying while trying to sleep. You could always cover it up if you like, but this is something to be aware of before you buy.Fold over the top oval over the bottom two ovals and place some glue or tape in the bottom area of the paper. Do not glue over the copper tape as this can weaken the circuit. Place the folded side towards you and fold the right corner up to the top tip. Repeat with the left corner. Other cool features include that this light stays on your most recent color temperature when you turn on the light again, and that the arm is flexible and easy to adjust so if you change reading positions you can simply move the arm rather than having to move the whole light. This book light offers three different brightness levels of low, medium, and high, but unfortunately only offers one color temperature. This color temperature is 6000K, which is my personal least favorite temperature as it is a very bright white…but if this is the color temperature you like, then it can be a good choice for you (many people with issues reading in low light situations find this to be a helpful light).

The next category of lights, clip on lights, are the most popular type to use for reading in bed. And the LuminoLite Rechargeable Reading Light is one of the best clip on book lights of them all! One of the first things you’ll want to think about is what type of light is best for you, as there are four main types of book lights for reading in bed. There isn’t one specific type that is superior to the others, but depending on your own preferences and how you like to read you may find that one type will be the superior choice for you. Your next factor to consider before buying a reading light is what power source it uses. There are several to choose from, including ones that are battery operated, ones that are rechargeable, and ones that plug into the wall (you can also occasionally find solar reading lights like this light, which didn’t make the cut for best reading lights for bed but is a great option for camping or other outdoors activities!) Realistically, you’re not going to be reading for three days straight, so even lights with battery life on the lower end of the scale should only need charging once a week. If you’re not reading regularly, they’ll last a lot longer. The main thing to consider when buying a rechargeable book light is what cable you need, and whether it’s compatible with all cables of that type, or just the one it ships with.

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While this light is a clip on headboard reading light, it is different from many of its type in that it is rechargeable rather than needing a wall outlet. You’ll find it comes with a USB compatible cord that you can plug into a USB wall adapter (not included). It should take around four hours to fully charge and should last for up to 24 hours, depending on the brightness settings you choose. This light has a different head shape than all the other lights on this list, with a circular ring design. It offers three lighting modes between 3000K-6500K (warm white, natural white, and bright white) which allows you to choose which color temperature works best for you. Each mode also has three brightness levels, allowing you to adjust it as you need.

The two arms feature LEDs that provide either 2,700K of warm white light, which is suitable for reading, or 7,000K of cold white light, which is great for more precise working. There are then three brightness levels: spotlight, floodlight, and spot/floodlight combined. Its rechargeable battery lasts up to 16 hours on the spotlight setting, and you can charge it via standard USB. The next step is the fold the corner bookmark. Here are some easy to follow visual instructions. I’ve also pulled together a video for you.Unfortunately, this light only offers one color temperature. However, this color temperature is 3000K which is considered the ideal night reading color temperature (of course, you may find it’s not the ideal for you depending on your eyesight and your own preferences). For me personally, however, I find this to be an excellent reading color so I don’t mind that it is the only temperature possible on this book light.