WINGBO Farmhouse Swing Arm Wall Sconce Set of 2, Industrial Adjustable Wall Lamp Light Fixture for Living Room Bedroom Vanity Study Desk Office, Plug in or Hardwired, Brass

I just renovated my bedroom in kind of a moody vibe and these lights are the perfect touch! They adjust at 3 points and can swivel. These can be hardwired or plugged into an outlet, I went for the latter option. Installation was a breeze, took me maybe 10 minutes. The brass color is gorgeous, don't hesitate, just get them! :)

These were a great addition to our farmhouse guest room that doesn't have many outlets or lighting options. Could have gone with table lamps but wanted to leave the tables for accessories and guest belongings. I think they are beautiful and will be greatly appreciated and enjoyed by our friends and family! (BTW the tables are also from Amazon and have charging stations so it was easy to plug in lights and have USB ports for guests to use)

I was very happy with these lamps. They were easy to install at my bedside and are movable so that I can get the maximum light when reading in bed.

These sconce-mount wall lamps are pretty cool ... good price, they look nice, and I'm generally happy with them. We mounted them on opposite sides of a window and loveseat to provide separate reading lights on each side; used the "cabled" option because we have no electrical junction boxes at the mount locations, and putting them in to accommodate lamps like these was out of the question. Having both installation options in a single light was a big plus. See photo.Just a few installation notes/issues, however. 1) The screws used on the mounting plate that protrude through the front of the unit as anchors for the thumbscrew nuts that hold the fixture to the wall were too long for the thumbscrew nuts to be screwed all the way down to the face of the exterior cover. I had to trim the lengths with a Dremel tool in order to be able to snug the thumbscrew nuts all the way down to a solid mount position. 2) The same screws have round heads on the "back" that goes against the wall, so the heads come into contact with the wall when you're installing the mount plate, and unless you put two additional gouges into your wall to absorb the heads, the mounting plate ends up getting bent as you tighten down the screw anchors that hold it to the wall. I didn't drill the extra holes; bent the mount plate, and it still seemed to work OK (e.g., didn't deform the position of the unit anchor screws enough to make me unable to get them through their corresponding holes on the light base). But that is kind of lame ... mfr should have either used screws with flat/rivet heads, or welded the anchor screws to the mount plate, so that the entire mount assembly lays completely flat against the wall. 3) The swivel joint closest to the lamp base is a tension-based joint, and on the units we got, we found this joint REALLY tight/hard to move right to left ... it doesn't pivot as easily as the mfr's video shows, and puts a LOT of pressure on the mount when you're trying to move it from left to right. If you're not careful when you're doing this, you'll bend something at/near the mount, or mess up the whole mount assembly, which is a bit "iffy" to begin with. 4) All of the adjustment points on the lamp arm are controlled with decorative wing-nuts, but the adjustment points are all "fixed" by alligator clamp discs inside each joint, so you can't slightly loosen the wing-nut and pivot the joint into your desired position ... you have to open it up enough to completely disengage the internal clamps; find whatever position is "closest" to the one you want, and then carefully re-tighten the joint so that the internal clamps are properly re-set. All these little issues aside, we ended up figuring them all out, and getting the lights securely mounted, into the positions we wanted, so all good, and still a good value for the price.

These lamps are pretty, but the teeth in the adjustable joints is so soft it won’t hold in place. Installing them was easy, but when I tried to position the the arm, it just slid down because there is no grip. Not surprised that they have a 30 return policy, I’m sure they are counting on people not installing them as soon as it arrives.

It is past my 30 day window, and I love the lamps and don’t want to return them, but no matter what I do I can’t keep them up.. I can’t tighten them? They stayed fine until I actually tried to use them and move them around to read in bed! bummed.

Installation wasn’t as difficult as other reviews made me think it would be lol. I’m super pleased with how they turned out. Really only needed one, but the second ended up working out great above my mirror for perfect selfie lighting.I will say the fasteners at the joints are a bit stiff so a light like this won’t be friendly for people with dexterity issues. Other than that solid buy!

These lamps are exactly what I was looking to add to our bedside. The installation was straightforward and easy. The color matches the photos. The lamps themselves are crooked in ways that are not due to leveling issues since I installed them for plug in use. A light shade and arm are crooked and there isn’t anyway to straighten them so of course being the one that installed them, means it’s the first thing I notice. If you are far away, you can’t tell but overall I’m still happy with the purchase.