Made a great gift for granddaughter who’s renting an apartment and doesn’t have a lot of outlets

It's a very small lamp but give a lot of light for a "side" light. It's attractive and easy to use with touch on/off. It would be great as a bedside lamp.

Perfect to be able to move it around and do work at night without lighting up a whole room. Stays charged for a good period of time and has multiple settings of brightness.

I have several small rechargeable lamps that I use for desks, bedside stands, and other small work surfaces. This one is nice because it actually does look like a "regular" lamp - complete with an actual light bulb and a traditional lamp shade. There is a soft cushion on the underside to protect a wooden surface. The button on the base is really just a "tap" point; I initially tried to press it in like an actual button and was surprised that it wasn't one. It definitely casts enough light for reading, illuminating a keyboard, or working on a small project. I am a little annoyed that the lampshade doesn't sit evenly on top of the lamp; the metal frame is just a tiny bit warped so that there is a (very slide) tilt to the shade.

Overall Thoughts…This is a very well made and classy looking lamp…and it works well.SOME DETAILS ON MY ORDER ARRIVAL- My package of one single Antique Brass LED (Bulb) Cordless Touch Table lamp (brushed brass) was delivered (PRIME) within two days of ordering. Packaging of the lamp was exceptional. The table lamp was double boxed for shipment. The product itself was securely packed into Styrofoam type padding, and then enclosed into a plain, undamaged product box. The box also contained a Usual Manual with information regarding USAGE, CHARGING, PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS etc. The lamp also came with a black, 39 inch, USB-C charging cable and a smaller box that contained a screw in, LED filament bulb (G45, DC5v/4W) as marked on the box.UPON CLOSER INSPECTION: After measurement, the lamp stands at 17 inches, from top to bottom, with a weighted (battery) rounded base diameter of 4 1/2 inches. There is a decorative metal knot at midpoint of the light post. Just a decorative touch. It looks good and probably helps when picking up the lamp. At the top of the lamp is cloth lamp shade, white/vanilla in color, and is covered with a thin clear, protective, plastic contoured sheet. The lamp shade is roughly 4 ½” inches, in diameter with a vertical length of 5 ½” inches. The size of the lamp makes it easily relocatable and sturdy enough to move around at a whim, or shift for use on pianos, bedside tables, bookshelves, miscellaneous furniture toppers, or desktops and bars. Even though the online information suggests this lamp can be used for camping, I would not, unless in a motor home scenario because of its mobility, lightweight and size. As with most chargeable light, these also would easily be very handy to have in an emergency situation / power outage scenarios.The brushed brass on this lamp is impressive. No scratches or imperfections. Essentially, it looks great and I’m not a brass or early American fan. Also the lamp has a soft rubber pad, covering the bottom of the base, so as not to scar or scratch any wood work it is placed upon.MORE OUT OF THE BOX…..Once unwrapped, there is some minimal assembly to be done. Follow the directions to attach the lamp shade and screw in a light bulb. 2 minutes total…that’s it. Next, I tested the lamp functionality to see if the battery had a charge, and it did. I turned the lamp on and I stepped through the lamp operations, using the different settings of ON, Higher and Lower intensity and OFF mode, which all worked great and without issue. A quick, finger tap on the circular, low profile switch located on the base of the lamp, turns the light on and off. Depressing the switch, while the light is on, will raise or lower the lights intensity. The switch is crisp and works extremely well. Next, I connected the lamp with its individual charging cable and connected it to a power source, to charge the lamps battery to full capacity. There is a blue light that is encompassed into the oval on/off switch, where you can observe the status of the charging process. When fully charged, the blue light turns off. I timed the initial re-charge up for this lamp @ roughly just over 7 hours to full (BLUE light) charge. Once fully charged, I did complete a run test to determine approximately how long this light can be used before requiring a recharge. I turned on the light, to full intensity. I timed this lamp as lasting an estimated 9 hours at full light, with some dimming toward the end of the run. This was just a onetime test to get a feel of how long these stay lit. Length of use will always be determined on light intensity level, length of time used and battery life.After draining the batteries on the light during the test, I recharged them to charged status. This process took a little over 8 hours.