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I rarely write reviews for the products I buy. This product is an exception. Never in my life was I so pleased with such a simple product as a book light. It is just very smartly designed: It is dually compatible with both power supply and computer usb port. It has dual intensity lighting. It has a magnet at the base so it connects sturdily to any metal object. It runs on standard AAA batteries that are easy to find, not some impossibly rare lithium stuff thats impossible to find. It has a blue backlight that reduces strain on the eye by reducing contrast. Oh and I almost forgot to mention that the LEDs give off light at just the right intensity for reading/typing. Seeing that no reviews were written to date I just had to let you all know that being priced even less than the competition this is certainly the one to get.
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My search for the right lighting system for my laptop finally ended with the discovery of the RiteLite Wireless Light. Mounted with five LEDs and three power settings, this outstanding tool more then covers the basics.With its all metal 8" flexible neck, this model spreads the perfect amount of direct light to both my laptop or hardbound books. No matter if its a laptop or notebook, keyboard real estate is easily covered. The push button power switch is conveniently located on the tip of the light head. A nice surprise was the aesthetic, soft blue glow emitted from the top of the light head via five portholes.
The RightLite operates via a USB port or by plugging directly into the battery powered magnetic base. Three AAA batteries supply the juice for the base. I strongly suggest users avoid placing the magnetic base near your laptop. A metal clip is attached to the base for book reading. The gray finished RightLite comes packed with instructions, power base and the standard one year manufacturer's warranty. Batteries not included.
After going through several inferior, overpriced lighting sources its indeed a pleasure to finally find a product that delivers in both quality and price. Ritelite Computer/Book Light is an excellent tool that won't leave you in the dark.
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First, the good: The light is nice and bright, but also directional (so as not to disturb others nearby). The gooseneck is very flexible and can twist at least 180 degrees.The not-so-good: The clip is metal and curved (over the battery housing) with relatively sharp edges. It could easily end up scratching whatever you clipped it to (I don't use it on my leather e-reader cover). The USB cable is short, so an extension cable is necessary for an e-reader (as well as a nearby powered USB port) but not a laptop/netbook with a spare port. Note that when using the USB cable, the battery-pack and clip are disconnected as the gooseneck plugs into either a USB port or the battery pack.
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The attractive feature of this item was that the light can be plugged into a USB port or into the supplied clip/base unit. It may be a little too bright reading in bed when your spouse/partner is sleeping (even on the dimmest setting) but it's light is sharply directed where you want it. The entire unit is too heavy for even the thickest of paperbacks. However, my main reason for purchasing this was so that I could see my keyboard at night while my wife is sleeping and this item allows me to keep all of the house lights off. Even considering how cumbersome the item is with paperback books, this is well worth it's money and does not disappoint.Find helpful customer reviews and review ratings for Ritelite LPL792XLB Wireless 5-LED Touch-On USB/Battery-Operated
I was delighted with this light at first it lit up the whole page, and was bright enough to read by but not too bright. (Two levels of brightness never did work, though there was no perceptible difference between the two levels.)*However*, not 4 months after beginning to use it, I went to turn it on one night and it didn't. Thought it was the batteries and was a bit annoyed that it ate through them so fast, but still didn't turn on after a change of batteries. I started moving the neck around, and it popped on. At that point it turned out that I had to have it in a certain range of positions (that didn't work very well when clipped to a book) for it to turn on. I was okay with using it like that, but the positions it can be in and still turn on has steadily declined, are minimal now and hard to locate (move, click power button, move, click, move, click). I actually got on Amazon just now to look for a replacement I am not sure I'll get even 2 more nights out of it.
A disappointment and waste of money.
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