Industrial 3 Way Dimmable Touch Control Desk Lamp with 2 USB Ports & AC Outlet Bedside Nightstand Reading Lamp Flexible Head Farmhouse Black Table Lamp for Office Bedroom Living Room Bulb Included

Three levels of light intensity and touch sensitive that allows you to progress through each intensity and turn on and off. Fits nicely on my bedside nightstand.

Fun lamp = multiple ways to turn on and off + USB plugs. Haven't tried to USB but our guests love the lamp. It's a cute modern design and color.

This lamp is very nice and very sturdy! I absolutely love the touch feature! The light is very bright or very dim which ever you choose! Worth every penny!😁👍

This is a pretty nice lamp, basically what I expected from the picture and description. I chose this one because the flat base is a perfect place to put a wireless phone charging pad, which can plug into the USB port on the side. The bulb is plenty bright, with a "daylight" color as opposed to a warm color, which is good for a work desk. On the downside, it often takes a couple tries to trigger the touch-sensitive function, and the lampshade -- the largest part of the lamp -- is not touch-sensitive at all. This is made worse by the fact that it doesn't remember your previous brightness level, so you have to cycle through all the levels to turn it on or off.

It was a dark and stormy night. I was fumbling around in the room with only a memory of how things were arranged when suddenly a pain radiated through my big toe. What had happened? I turned on my newly purchased desk lamp and saw that I had stepped on a Lego. If this desk lamp hadn’t worked so well, I might have thought it was a hidden explosive. Great desk lamp!

The sleekness of the design is perfect for a modern design

This does exactly what it is advertised to do. It is small, simple and basic. The rotation of the head works well and the dimmable function is great. The touch-sensitive feature is very good, in that you can touch any part of the metal and change/turn on the light. I needed a straightforward lamp with a touch-sensitive feature for a visually impaired family member. So many touch-sensitive lamps require you to touch a specific button on the base, which would seem to be no different from touching a switch on a regular lamp.

I am still deciding if I want to keep this lamp and order a second or return.I have only just had this for 2 days, and because of one big con I can not yet use it as it is intended so my positives are based on testing it out briefly. 3 stars are solely because aesthetically love the lamp.Pros: I like the look. It is simple but effective, touch feature is nice and the lightbulb does not give off a warm yellow light. The neck of the lamp attached to the shade/light portion is able to move bit to get the light angle right where you want it.ONE BIG CON: We have/had to rig this and almost broke it after a lot of wasted time and struggle. The way the lamp comes does not allow you to be ready to use it without some work and potentially buying an extra part. The lamp comes with a plastic part that you thread on after the shade to keep the shade attached to the moving connector portion of the lamp and following you would put in your lightbulb.The problem is that the piece you thread on to keep the shade in place does not thread all the way up. This leaves a sizable gap between the shade and the head of the connector. Think of a size 6.5 engagement ring on a size 6 finger stacked between 2 size 6 bands. The bands fit correctly and keep the engagement ring on the finger BUT the engagement ring can still wiggle/slide in between those rings because it is not snug. The lamp shade is held onto the lamp but it can wiggle and when you tilt the head of the lamp, the shade doesn't stay fixed as the head tilts because it is not snug so it almost hangs.When we initally threaded this piece and found it didn't go all the way up we assumed we put it on slightly off kilter so we removed it and tired again. When the plastic piece stopped at the same spot we knew it was a fault with the lamp design not us. We removed the threaded piece but half way down it just got stuck and would not budge up or down. After a lot of effort and no success my husband ended up having to take pliers and little by little snapped off pieces of this plastic part so we could remove from the lamp. Thankfully the lamp itself came with a back up plastic piece.Still deciding if it is worth the effort, I do love the look of the lamp and I have had a hard time finding lamps that I like. But to make this work hubby says he needs to find a spacer. Which as he explains seems easy enough but to me seems like a lot of effort to find a spacer that fits and works just to use the lamp as it is intended. I feel like the lamp should either come fitting together correctly or should come with a spacer. If we end up keeping it and making it work I still need to order a second one and repeat.