LightWedge Flex Neck Reading Light, Soft Touch Black
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of LightWedge Flex Neck Reading Light, Soft Touch Black
Customer Review: Okay but not too bright
Summary: 3 Stars
While this light overall is okay there are two problems with it. First, they are not too bright. This may do wll for a clip on book light (though sort of big for that use). Second, I bought many of these for a project I was doing and there were two different mechanisms to install batteries. One type just used a screw mechanism that could readily be addressed with a coin. The other type required a very small phillips screw driver -- not the sort of thing you might have on hand when a battery needs changing.Customer Review: Not enough light
Summary: 3 Stars
This is a very light, well designed reading light except for one thing... The LED lights do not give adequate light! And, after all, that is the point. My eyes are almost crossing at the dim, gray lighting for nighttime reading.Customer Review: flawed
Summary: 2 Stars
This book light is hard to position correctly if you are reclining reading - the light does not distribute evenly. Also it is temperamental about turning on and off- sometimes the button on top does not depress correctly and it takes multiple tries to get it to turn on or off. Also quite heavy so if not clipped to a sturdy group of pages or magazine it falls forward.Customer Review: Poor Light
Summary: 2 Stars
If you are over 40 and your eyesight is "not as good as it used to be", then think twice about this reading lamp. It barely emits enough light to fully illuminate the entirety of a small paperback, let alone a full-sized hardback book. I found myself juggling with the light when I got to the bottom of the page. A hassle!Customer Review: Too dim
Summary: 2 Stars
Nice flexibility with the bendy neck, but changing the battery didn't make it any brighter. I had to move the light down the page as I read, and even on paperbacks the light didn't spread all the way across the page. I'd rather wear a headlamp than unclip the light every time I need to turn the page anyway.