ORIA Reading Light, Clip-on Book Light, USB Rechargeable Stand Light, Dual Head Dimmable Clip Light, 5 Modes Portable Light with 8 LED and Eye Protection for Home, Readers, Kids, Children, Bookworms
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<li>1. Comfortable Lightness: Our reading light gives out soft light that won't hurt your eyes. You can choose the comfortable brightness by clicking the button.</li>
<li>2. Lightweight & Portable: Not only super lightweight with 2 level brightness, but also the flexible yet sturdy goose neck make it very easy to carry, allowing you to position your light anywhere you want.</li>
<li>3. Surper Brightness: Consists of 8 SMD LED Bulbs, 2 brightness modes and 1 switch button behind, 1st click low level, 2nd click high level, 3rd click off. Bright enough for reading at night and can easily light up 2 pages of book, notebook & anything else you'd like lit up.</li>
<li>4. Extraordinary Battery Life: Built-in 1000mAh lithium rechargeable battery, which can last up to 4-6 hours after 2 hours fully charge. Come with a protective circuit to prevent overcharging, discharging and short circuit.</li>
<li>5. Multiple Uses: Designed with an extra sturdy 1.57 inch padded clip, our light will serve you well for books(night-time reading), shelves, cupboards, computers, laptops, desktops, pianos, music stands and so on.</li>
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