The Original Mighty Bright Recharge Clip On Rechargeable Book Light Reading Light, Warm Eye Care LEDs, Flexible, Durable, Dimmable, Perfect for Kids, Bookworms, Reading in Bed, Lasts 60 Hours (Black)

Really nice little light for reading or as a nightlight next to my bed when traveling. It's well made and holds a charge for quite a long time, and it's great to be able to control the brightness level. I've had one for years and it's worked flawlessly and just got a second one for my spouse.

I was looking for a clip-on light for my music stand, but I actually use this more as a reading light. I LOVE that it's rechargeable. The brightness is adjustable, and the flexible arm is very easy to reposition. Sometimes I even use it as a flashlight. I bought a second one, since they're so easy to toss into a suitcase or bag and take anywhere.

Good quality, very nice.

I went through all the reviews for 2-4-6-8 light reading lights,and almost went for some of the highly-rated versions, but decided against their bulky clips (which is sometimes hard to see, because of the way the photos are angled). Decided to spend a little more for this little light (and I mean little -- it is so thin, I use it as my bookmark). It is so light that it does not noticeably add to the weight of a book. Haven't tried it on a magazine, but it would probably be too heavy if clipped to just a few pages. It is so light because it uses a USB-rechargeable Lithium Ion battery -- the connector is a mini-USB, which is the same as the original Kindle, Jitterbug phones, etc. and is readily available.It has two lights, which means that at the lowest setting, it does not bother light-sensitive partners,but it may not light up both pages of a book. It has a continuously variable dimmer (just hold down the ON button and watch it get brighter - dimmer - brighter, etc.), so you can increase the brightness to the point where it illuminates both pages simultaneously, or if you want to use it as a flashlight.At the lowest setting (which I use), I have to adjust the neck when reading larger hardcovers, same as my previous two-setting two-light reading lamps (that had 2 heavy AAA batteries). The neck on this light bends like it WANTS to bend -- have had others that came unclipped because the neck was so stiff or had limited motion (or that slowly went back to their original position while you quickly tried to finish that page!) -- you can actually corkscrew this light's neck and then bend it back to perfectly flat with no problem, or residual wrinkles.One idea for the manufacturer -- simply add one LED chip to the side of the light head (or make that portion clear). I always clip a light to the front cover of a book & a light that could shine to the right of the booklight would illuminate that right-hand page, without any re-positioning.

They are not as bright as the original ones I got that require batteries, but it's easier to just plug it into the USB slot.

Super lightweight, easily positioned w the flexible neck, sturdy clip, light is actually so bright, it lights up my entire room as brightly as the 40 watt bulb in my bedside lamp. Reflecting off book pages in a dark room, it’s blinding! Would love if it had a dimmer. As it is, I’m constantly fiddling with trying to keep the light basically pressed right against the opposite page, or else shading it by pinching it slightly against my thumb. This could’ve been probably 1/10 as bright, or less, and it would light my book just perfect. And, for reference, I am 57 and usually need extra light to see clearly up close. This light actually might be useful for close tasks like hand sewing, in daylight, even. It’s that bright.Edit to add: I feel silly but honesty compels me to say that a few weeks after purchasing this light, I discovered its brightness is, indeed fully adjustable. You just press and hold the power switch and the light will dim to its lowest setting. If you continue to press the button, it will then begin to brighten. Simple but effective.

I never write reviews but I absolutely love this thing. I've used many reading lights like this but have never liked them enough to continue to use them. I rearranged my room recently and now don't get enough light to my reading chair when its dark. This forced me to give reading lights another go.I did some research, narrowed down my choices and bought 2 lights to see which one I liked best. The other one I bought was a LuminoLite (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B079LYZCJ9/ref=cfb_at_prodpg)This mighty bright was easily the superior product and the best reading light i've ever seen. I was very surprised at how well made it was, I never thought anybody would take their time to make such a high quality reading light.Its very small and doesn't get in the way of me reading. Its super bendable so i could angle it anyway i needed to. It dims to a very low light which was a must for me. I love to read at night with all the lights off and have this on the dimmest setting. It's easy to dim, feels very high quality, looks easy to charge, can also be very bright if you need it to.I cant believe a reading light made me so excited. I haven't tried charging it yet as I haven't run out of the battery so I can't speak for that.Only issue is its $20ish which is kinda expensive for a reading light. But you either buy a crappy one for $10 or an amazing one for $20. Thats a no brainer for me.