Aurora LightPad™ Mini - Lámpara de terapia de luz premium de 25,000 LUX, aumenta la energía, enfoque y mejor sueño. 180 LED chips de más de más de 20 años de vida útil, 3 levels of brillo, diseño

I live in Alaska, and the Aurora LightPad Mini has been a game-changer for those dark winter days. We keep one in the shared station at our restaurant, and everyone appreciates how it instantly boosts their mood and energy levels. It’s really bright—but that’s exactly what we need here in the far north. Even just a short session during a break seems to make the workday a little lighter (pun intended). It’s compact, easy to move around, and simple to use. If you’re looking for a way to bring a bit more light (and cheer) into your winter routine, this device definitely does the job.

Very bright and compact. I’m really pleased with this light, it’s the brightest sad light I’ve ever had and the colour is close to sunlight. I suppose It’s similar to the litebook sad light but far brighter and better designed, for instance the stand can be adjusted to almost any vertical angle. I guess it would have been nice if it ran on batteries but it’s affect is my main concern. The brightness button is a bit sensitive and there’s no timer (timer not an issue) that’s about it niggle wise.

Editing my review from yesterday. I received the light yesterday, but was concerned that the unit was getting too hot. Customer service got ahold of ME to see how I liked the light so far and if I had questions or concerns. I told them about the back of the unit getting very hot and they said they would send me out another unit TODAY along with a return label to ship the other back to them! Awesome customer service! As for the light, I love it. It's just the right size, and can be adjusted with the included stand to many different angles. I LOVE that you can be a full 2 feet away from the light and still reap the benefits of the 10,000 lux! I noticed a difference after the very first use in my energy levels and alertness. I plan to use this everyday til spring!

Learned the very hard way

First of all, it really is the size of your hand (the picture doesn't lie, yet somehow I expected it to be bigger). Second, it was just blindingly, excruciatingly BRIGHT. I was thrilled that it had 10,000 lux and would be more effective--but even across the room, both my daughter and I were unable to be anywhere near it. No exaggeration--it caused pain, and many minutes of retinal "shadowing" afterward when you looked away. Had to return it. Maybe it was the LEDs, or maybe we both (having extreme near-sightedness) have unusually light-sensitive eyes. (I sometimes have to wear sunglasses even on bright overcast days.) The unit seemed to be solidly built, if (again) awfully small for the price. Good luck to others with stronger eyeballs.