Fitfirst 16,000 Lux Portable Daylight Lamp, Full-Spectrum Lamp, Daylight Lamp, 4 Timers and 4 Brightness Levels, Touch Screen Control, UV Free LED Solar Light Lamp

Good quality product did what is labeled for

Si necesitas enchufar la lámpara para que funcione realmente no es portátil. Además dice que las fuentes de energía son: eléctrico y solar, yo para nada he visto que cargue con la luz solar. Creo que tiene características engañosas

For the money, I don't see why anyone in an environment with lower light generally would *not* buy at least an item like this. Now as for this item particularly, I have to agree with other reviewers in that:-Its a great little device and actually does work. The first night after using it I slept so much better and was able to turn out my night lights I usually keep on because my body felt for the first time I guess like I had "gotten enough" light. For whatever reason, it worked.-The buttons for the settings are not placed in the best spot requiring a bit of squinting etc to change when you are using the device.-What you get for the price is quite astounding. It really is a "life hack." It's funny how many Ohio-specific reviews there are for this device, but also being from Ohio with lots of cloudy weather, this device is a no brainier and I'd recommend it to anyone.Also:-I like the stand it comes with-I like that this light goes up to 15k lux which is helpful for me because I believe I am quite natural light starved because of my life situation at the moment as well.-the charging cable is too short for my liking. I wish it was closer to 6 ft in length.Overall, I'd recommend this especially if you are primarily living indoors and especially in a place that gets a fair amount of cloudy/overcast days.

I live in where sun doesn't come out often during winter especially this winter, so have been dying to find some fake sunlight to wake me up and maintain normal circadian rythm. The packaging does not really feel professional and convincing but at least it's clean and tidy and comes with a usb cable and a Qualcomm charger(power source).Fingers crossed it's working as intended and truly UV free.

The device does what its supposed to, generates light at a range of intensities in both warm and cool spectra.The stand is less than ideal, so I've got the device mounted on the desk in an pivoting arm intended to hold a mobile phone.My only complaint is that the device does not have a battery, so you have to have it plugged in to use it. That's quite inconvenient. I think its worth paying extra to get a device with a rechargeable battery.