Table Lamp, Bedside Nightstand Lamp, Simple Desk Lamp, Fabric Wooden Table Lamp for Bedroom Living Room Office Study, Cylinder Black Base

What an adorable little lamp! It works as promised, is just the right amount of brightness for a kitchen corner, makes everything feel cozy. Was a breeze to set up. USB ports are so useful! Love the touch control for the way out the door.

This little lamp is an excellent value. $13 is incredible price. Yes, it’s small, but it’s adorable. It was well packaged, and it works perfectly. The shade is very sturdy and great quality. It’s thick enough and not flimsy. The rocker switch is nice. It accepts max 60 watt bulb. I have a lower wattage led soft amber light, and it gives a soft, wonderful glow. I am a very happy customer.

I know that Amazon is kinda hit or miss when it comes to good looking lamps on here since most are following the battery operated trend, but this plug in one that keeps things simple usually does the job for being an incredible value! It is nice and tiny, has a rocker switch on the side that isn't too difficult to reach and unlike many that have integrated LEDs in them, I can use just about any bulb that I want as I'm really quite happy to have a very low wattage warm GE Edison bulb lighting this up. Totally worth getting if I were you!

For the money this is a very nice looking. I can't beleive this lamp is selling so cheap. I have seen similar lamps selling for $50 and up ! I purchased this lamp after returning a much more expensive lamp I had purchased earlier, but found was way to big and fancy for my humble living room. This lamp is much simpler and does not attract much attention to itself. It sits nice on my side dresser and illuminates the paintings above on the wall. I purchased an amber light bulb to give it more ambience. I also appreciate the rocker switch for easy on/off operation.

Because, welt the little lamp was cute and came in good condition, but simply it was bigger than I was expecting, as wasn’t planing to use it anywhere, I didn’t do the measurements rights, but the lamp seemed very good for the time I tried.

Lightweight, versatile, easy to assemble, affordable table lamp. I saw assembly directions before I purchased it (I always check out everything prior to purchases). I opened the box and immediately assembled it. Then I looked through my light bulb boxes.I used a 7 1/2 Watt appliance bulb, the kind that looks like a smooth, round golf ball. Perfect! I taped the cord to the tabletop so I could just reach over and turn it on and off. No fiddling around to find that switch.I ONLY did that because the lamp is situated in an area with alot of knickknacks, my large iPod speaker, vases, near my InstantPot, and other things. Taping it to the table top (actually small filing cabinet top), makes it so easy to access the switch!I have no idea how long it will last. But it is exactly perfect for my space, with a light-diffusing lamp shade, and ability to use any standard light bulb up to 40 Watts (?) I think.I work in my front bedroom turned office. I often walk across the living room, into the kitchen turning left or hallway to bathroom turning right. I need a nightlight to safely walk around.I don't want to bump into furniture and break something. I have a lot of fragile items everywhere. I don't want to pick up broken glass or ceramics (or lose items I enjoy looking at). Helps prevent giving myself serious black and blue bruises (which I've done far too often in my long life).Years ago, I bought some cute little vintage lamps that use chandelier bulbs. Came with pretty lace and beaded lampshades. But the flimsy lampshade was bright from various angles. Finally looked for other light bulbs and shades. Then realized I should get a new lamp.And this is PERFECT for my needs. Hope it lasts awhile!(I wish the light bulbs I bought locally years ago, sold on Amazon too, would be delivered to my home. I wonder if because I live in California, the exact same bulbs, same manufacturer, won't deliver here but I could buy locally the past. Who knows IF they carry it. And dealing with local hardware stores became a nightmare. Horrible, mean, apathetic clueless employees and minimal stock. So I turn to Amazon, and only Amazon, for many office, household and computer supplies!)

A very nice lamp that provides a great deal of light. The lamp plugs into a light socket and this connects with an Alexa smart plug. (Some lamps I have purchased recently must plugged into an adapter and will not connect with my smart plug.) This lamp has a off/on switch.I first used a 60 watt bulb with 800 lumens. Too bright a light for the bedroom. I am now using a 400 lumen, 60 watt bulb and this still provides ample light.I am impressed with construction of the lamp. While light weight, it does not have the cheap, ``plasticky'' feel of other recent purchases.I'm still looking for sturdy desk lamps that provide excellent lighting. I will look at this manufacturer to see what it provides.In sum, I very pleased with design, price and light this lamp provides.

These lamps are excellent for soft varied lighting around a room. I have five of them in different areas of my office on remote switched outlets, so they can turn on all at once.My biggest issue with these was that the UL listing information is pretty strange. The manufacturer says they are UL listed in a comment, but I couldn't find them in UL's database, and there's no UL marking on the packaging.After quite a bit of reading I think I figured out why. The socket assembly and wire is, itself, UL listed. There is a small stamp with the UL logo around the bottom of the socket. The entire lamp product, however, is not, since UL would have to certify the entire assembly. Simply using a UL socket does not make the entire lamp UL listed.That said, I don't care. The lamp is simple and I'd wager it's unlikely to have anything in the construction that would be a problem. You mostly want the entire product certified when there's a chance something could damage or overheat the UL-listed component. That's not really a thing here.