In this video, we’re testing an affordable LED swing-arm desk lamp with clamp mounting, adjustable lighting angles, and multiple color temperatures. We take a closer look at the build quality, brightness levels, usability during real-world desk work, and whether it’s actually worth buying for everyday setups.
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What's up guys? So in this video we are
checking out this I care LED desk lamp
which can you can use for studying,
reading, anything in the night on a desk
and it is designed to be used with
tables that don't uh that are not close
to the wall. So you cannot use something
like a top desk light on there. So for
example, I do have a top light desk uh
on my other table but not for this one.
the one that you're using and uh
although it is mainly made for uh
reading I have actually bought it for
video making because sometimes I need
very dim light and these studio lights
that you're seeing these are too bright.
So for example showing the brightness of
a laptop screen or something like that.
So if I turn these studio lights off uh
there is too much dark. So for that use
case I needed something it dim light and
I was looking around and found this lamp
I found uh it it reviews were good and
it's matched perfectly with my this
table and let me show you I do have for
the study as well which is a basis light
I actually made a video for that one uh
few months back so if you have a desk in
which you have something on the top then
you should prefer that one let me get
See, so it comes with its own magnetic
like stand charges by type-C and see. So
I do have it and use it as a webcam
light and others. But for this use case,
I needed something like this with this
kind of clamp. So if your use case is
something uh for me like you have a
table which does not have anything on
the top. So you need a clamp like this
then this might be a good idea. It is
adjustable and the it this area is made
of metal. The wire they have neatly
packed the wire inside it. See? So wire
comes out of here and it has around 80
LED beads inside it. And this claim that
it is very flicker-free. So good for
your eyes. This area is adjustable. So
you can freely adjust it as per your
needs. See and uh again really like the
way they have already managed the cable.
You have warm, daylight and then cool uh
nightlight. It depends on you which one
you want to use. You have the button
controls here. You have 10 I think
different battery levels and then you
have mod switching and then on off. It
is a 14 watt LEDs. There are different
versions of it available. It is totally
up to you. And uh let's test it out.
Let's turn it on. Then I will install it
on the table and show it to you as well.
Let me turn off the studio lights.
See? So now to show you uh see how much
light was lost and now the camera is
trying to increase the exposure
automatically to fix things. But you you
do know that uh whenever camera tries to
fix things like this, there is a
graininess. There is a noise there. And
to avoid that, I needed a light like
this. So even a tiny uh light like this
would help a lot to the camera to get
rid of the noise. So let's turn it on.
Takes this. I hope it works with this
one. All right. Turn it on.
And there you see
that's more than enough for me and
exactly the kind of light I was looking
for. So let's try to uh I'm not going to
switch it directly towards you so that
you guys can uh because the cam it would
be bad for the camera. So
let's put me some objects here so that
you can see it
better.
All right, let's switch the brightness
levels. And there is a long cable so
that you can easily switch it. Let's try
increasing. So this is the maximum
light. Let me change the mode.
This is warm light. This is daylight.
Warm. More warm. This is cool. This is
daylight. What you call white light.
This is warm. Cool.
Daylight.
Warm. and maximum let's switch to cool
and then let's decrease the
brightness.
This is the minimum brightness that you
will get. So you can adjust the
brightness as per your desires. Let's
increase it one. So this is the one
brightness level. Then 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
10.
See full 10 level of brightness and does
seem good for the eyes because I don't
feel any flicker. The camera would have
pecked it. So they claim that it has a
low flicker rate. Seems to be good. Now
it's time for us to install it. And for
that I will switch the camera angle
uh to my head so that you guys can see
it when I'm installing it. So let's
switch to that.
I am showing it
to you on a demo table. It's different
one than the one that I use for videos.
That one was too busy for me to show
you. On this one, it would be much
easier. So, it is designed for
situations like this where you only can
rely on your own table. And again,
different angles.
Once you're done, you can just close it
as well. Or when you need it, you can
adjust the angle. Bring it down.
See?
And this angle is also adjustable.
Focus it down. I mean, I think there's
like see even very down like this. So
there are bunch of angles you can
tighten the screws given on it
if you want. And one thing that I really
like about it is see how the wires are
neatly arranged and they come out of the
bottom.
Let me get the power bank here.
How's that?
So this is the idea behind it. I hope
you guys like it. And you can see you
can do easily do reading and anything
like that. And of course it will work
for my video recording setup as well. So
let me know what you think of it guys.
Take care of yourself. Bye.