Cordless Table Lamps Rechargeable, LED Desk Lamp 4000mAh Battery Operated Outdoor Waterproof Portable Touch Dimmable Table Light for Patio/Restaurant/Bar/Indoor (Black-1PC)

Very nice!

Not only looks cool but works! I use it as a portable lamp.Whenever I’m reading and need more light it’s small enough to fit anywhereand the brightness is adjustable.

This lamp is similar to the Zafferano Pina, but the Pina is much more expensive. At the moment, you can buy four of these LJXiioo lamps for less than the cost of one Pina.The main difference is the LJXiioo lamp has only one color, where the Pina has at least three color settings.The LJXiioo lamp takes a USB-C plug for charging. It comes with a USB-A (good old USB) to USB-C cable, but no charger. Kind of like new phones in that regard. (The Pina does include the charger for the price.)The on-off switch is a little confusing. It looks like a push button, but it's not. A quick touch is all that's needed to turn it on or off. Or you can just swipe your finger across the switch.When the light is on, touching and holding (lightly) the switch adjusts the brightness up and down. It doesn't always work as expected the first time, but it's fine once you do it a time or two. The key seems to be moving your finger away before trying to adjust the brightness.I think the switch works on capacitance, so it seems a little finicky if you're expecting a click. The switch on the Pina is similar, but not identical.The Pina is a little heavier, at 320 grams, versus about 240 grams for this lamp. That might indicate a larger battery in the Pina, but there are also differences in the charging system which might add a few grams.One thing about the LJXiioo lamp is that the base is completely covered with a grippy rubber material. (That should be described as "Non-Slip" in the listing, not "Non Silp".) The Pina has only four relatively small rubber pads. That actually makes the Pina a little more stable if it's sitting on an uneven surface.Overall, I'm pleased with this lamp. We'll see how it holds up over time. I tend to believe you get what you pay for, but in the case of the Pina, I suspect you're paying for the Italian name. I notice on the base of the Pina that it says "Made in PRC", so it's really Marco Polo in reverse.

Lovely light at the dinner table, compact, doesn't glare into eyes, brightest setting is very effective.

Love these rechargable lights as accents for dining inside or outside

These are awesome! I love them for my bedroom!

Love how these illuminate the dark dresser. Very moody vibe. Whether you use them in your dining table or outside on the patio with a glass of wine with friends, it will create an awesome ambience. I’ve charged them twice. They will turn on and can use while charging.

I purchased two lamps for my desk in June of 2024 and a switch went bad on one of them in November. The lamp’s light stayed on, but would not turn off. So I ordered a third lamp. And two days after receiving the replacement lamp, the second lamp’s switch from the first purchase did the exact same thing. The light would not turn off. The odds of having an identical switch issue on two lamps (in the same order) is more likely to be a product defect (than a lemon) that needs to be corrected. And as stylish as they might be, until that happens, I cannot recommend these lamps.