Glocusent Super Bright Eye-Caring Music Stand Light, Clip on Piano Lamp with 3 Colors & 5 Brightness Levels, 57 LEDs, USB-C Rechargeable, Lasts up to 140 Hrs, Perfect for Piano & Sheet Music

The Glocusent 57 LED Super Bright Music Stand Light appears to be well made. It functions as advertised and does an excellent job of providing light for my music. It easily clips to the music stand. I am happy with all of the options for brightness of the light as well as color. The battery section is large. This is of course necessary in order to provide for the long periods of light needed on a music stand. It uses standard USB cables for charging. It comes with the necessary cable. If I were to offer a criticism, it would be that the battery compartment is located on the front of the music stand. Reversing the clip and battery so that the battery is in back of the stand would eliminate the space the battery pack takes up on the top from of the music stand. The battery pack then pushes the music away from the top of the music stand. At its widest point, it is approximately 1-1/2 inches thick at the very top. They tapered the battery pack to minimize the problem. Still I find it something of a nuisance. Over all, I am very pleased with the Glocusent 57 LED Super Bright Music Stand Light. I would recommend it to others. And . . . . if it does not work for you, with Amazon Prime, you can always return it. Seems to be a win - win situation to me.

This light is amazing. So much fuller than the one I use to have. It had "tunnel" vision. this stand light totally engulfs and illuminates both sides of the page. The neck is fully flexible and the size is perfect. Easy to charge and the perfect height to the stand...no "hot" spots. It looks great too and sets up easily after charging. It worth the upgrade.

I'm a piano teacher for 35 years, this is a great piano light. Very light weight, easy to clip on, the clip is padded so that it doesn't scratch the piano, has lots of lighting options for every student on mine as far as preference. So every one is happy. I never realized how much I needed this light until I turned it on and wow, big difference reading/seeing the music. I bought it because one of my adult students requested it. I figured, "why not" if it makes the student happy. A great find and buy.

This is a great music stand light. I use it multiple times a day. Charge lasts a long time. Brightness/light color adjustments make sense and are very useful. Doubles as a table lamp. One warning: Do not bend the gooseneck too much; I did so and I think I damaged it. I just bought another one. I keep one on my piano music stand and another on my violin music stand. A real find.

Great light, works good.

so far easily the best music stand light we've used like: good flood light good battery life multi page coverage don't like: shines in eyes of conductor, and players on the opposing side of the orchestra, making it necessary to rotate the light up (the flexible arm is only so flexible) which detracts from the uniformity of the page illumination) - we're trying to glue a light shield/baffle onto the light, to keep the conductor and opposing players from bitching at me - we've got another light that has such a baffle built in, so the issue is well known/understood in the trade, but not necessarily respected clumsy for storage (to carry around) - but not sure it is possible to mitigate - it is a problem with all music stand lights that we've ever used the on off switch (although aesthetically very pleasing and nicely integrated) is exposed to easily being tripped while transporting in an equipment bag - in other words, the light may accidentally, and without warning turn on, in which case the battery doesn't survive until the next performance/rehearsal) overall: if we can find a way to protect the on/off switch, and solve the light baffle issue, it seems we may have, heads down, found a preferred music stand light we can, with enough trial and error/patience/sheet plastic/glue solve the light leakage issue don't see any way of replacing the on/off switch with a sliding switch - maybe we can concoct some kind of a snap on protective cover to protect the switch from accidental bumps - right now we put the thing in the accessory/travel bag, check the light for being off, and zip it up - then hope the switch doesn't get triggered by the other stuff rattling around in the travel bag . . . . .

I recently got a ten and a half inch e-ink/e-paper screen to use as a monitor instead of my laptop (I type a lot, but am prone to migraines from the light from some screens). It isn’t equipped with front lights like a Kindle or many other e-readers, so it relies on ambient light to be visible (like physical paper), so in order to work at night, I need some kind of focused/localized light source. I tried out a well-rated light specifically made for monitors, but since they’re designed more to prevent eye strain & make the keyboard readable than actually light up a standard backlit monitor (obviously), it only illuminated the top third of my screen, half of which was just pure glare if I didn’t get the angle right. This one, on the other hand, illuminates my whole screen very evenly with NO GLARE at all, no matter the time of day. I keep it clamped to the tablet stand my monitor is on, and I always keep it plugged in for convenience (although that’s not recommended, unfortunately). My only gripe is that the warmest of the three light temperatures is a really strange shade of orange, unlike any of the other warm LED’s I have at home (including this company’s small foldable reading light). I am used to using the warmest setting on all my lights in the evening, but this one is way too weird-looking to me to ever have it on that setting. The best way I can describe it is like the light outside during fire season. So I’ve been keeping it on the in-between temp setting, which is totally fine, but it’d be great if there was a more normal warm-LED setting (like the one on their reading light, for example). I also think it would be a great move to make the gooseneck swappable with alternative attachments (like a book clip, magnet, solid arm, tripod head, etc) that could be purchased separately. I’d be all over that! I’m a crafter, reader, writer, hobbyist, etc. so I’d love that kind of versatility, both for function & aesthetics. Honestly, I’m only nitpicking because this is SUCH a good light, and could be suitable for a much wider audience with just a couple small tweaks. I haven’t found another “portable light” that’s as bright, powerful, long-lasting, and functionally versatile as this one. I really do like it and recommend it whole-heartedly to anyone who needs a portable, flexible, very-bright-yet-well-diffused light bar :)

The Glocusent Super Bright Music Stand Light is a fantastic addition to my setup. The three color modes and multiple brightness levels make it easy to get the perfect lighting without straining my eyes, whether I’m practicing piano or reading. It’s lightweight, clips securely in place, and the battery life is impressive. I also love how evenly it lights the page without harsh glare. Highly recommend for musicians and readers alike!

De momento se ve de muy biena calidad t robusta Muy facil fe adaptar los diferentes tipos fe luminosidad. Utilizada para dibujo en atril.

Ich habe diese Lampe bestellt, nachdem ich sie "live" bei einem Kollegen miterlebt habe. Bislang hatte ich eine kleine, batteriebetriebene LED-Notenpultleuchte. Das war definitiv besser als nichts, aber kein Vergleich hierzu. Ich versuche, verschiedene Punkte, die praxisrelevant sind, zu nennen. - Licht: ich habe mal versucht, das auf Bildern festzuhalten. Die meisten LED-Pultleuchten, die ich kenne, arbeiten mit kaltweißem Licht, was gerade in dunklen Räumen grell wirkt und das lesen anstrengend macht. Bei dieser Leuchte kann man zwischen verschiedenen Lichtfarben wechseln (1800 K mit herausgefiltertem blauen Licht, auch gut zum üben oder lesen vor dem Einschlafen, 3200 K als sehr helle, angenehme Leseoption und 6000K, was dem Tageslicht ähneln soll). Außerdem kann man die Helligkeit stufenlos anpassen, sodass für alle Lichtverhältnisse die passende Ausleuchtung gefunden werden kann - übrigens wirklich simpel mit einem Knopfdruck, keine aufwändigen Umstellungen oder so nötig. - Die Größe ist super. Dadurch, dass sie mit ungefähr 30cm sehr breit ist, leuchtet sie logischerweise auch ein breites Feld aus - zwei Seiten sind nun endlich vollständig ausgeleuchtet, auch in dunklen Räumen, ohne dunkle Schatten an den Ecken oder Seiten. Sogar drei Seiten sind noch so gut beleuchtet, dass man sie vernünftig lesen kann (auch das Überformat, das manche Notenausgaben haben). - Der Schwanenhals: er ist locker lang genug, um auch bei höheren Notenausgaben die Lampe so einzustellen, dass man blättern kann, ohne Gefahr zu laufen, die Lampe zu erwischen. Er lässt sich auch gut in alle Richtungen biegen und verstellen. - Akku: hat angeblich 4000mAh, damit doppelt so viel, wie die anderen Leuchten, die ich bislang mit Akku kannte. Wie lange das tatsächlich hält, habe ich noch nicht ausprobiert. Es dürften aber viele Stunden sein, auf der Packung steht, dass je nach Lichtfarbe sogar bis zu 140 Stunden möglich sein sollen. Aber selbst wenn der Akku mal leer sein sollte: ein Handyladegerät findet man doch inzwischen fast überall, und wenn man eine kleine Powerbank mitnimmt, bleibt man weiter unabhängig von Steckdosen und kann die Lampe trotzdem laden. Wichtig: laden und nutzen gleichzeitig funktioniert! Der USB Anschluss ist auch nicht an der Lampe, sondern an der Klemmhalterung, sodass das Kabel nicht im Weg ist. - Klemmhalterung: wirkt sehr stabil. Hat auf der Innenseite eine gummiartige Beschichtung, die nicht, so wie Moosgummi, eingedrückt wird, sondern stabil bleibt und trotzdem rutschfest ist, sodass die Lampe an Metallständern hält. Man kann die Halterung übrigens auch einfach als Tischständer bzw. Fuß für die Lampe nutzen, funktioniert wunderbar. - Nachteil: durch die Größe und vermutlich auch durch den Akku ist die Lampe relativ schwer. Ich nutze klappbare Notenständer von k&m (nicht, um Werbung zu machen, aber vllt kennen einige von euch die Unterschiede), das funktioniert gut. Wenn ich den Notenständer hätte, den ich früher mal genutzt habe, der zwar wesentlich leichter, aber auch instabiler ist, wäre ich skeptisch, ob die Lampe nicht zu schwer und zu groß ist und das ganze dadurch nicht sehr wackelig werden könnte. Natürlich kann man diese Lampe im Gegensatz zu meiner alten auch nicht mal eben mit in ein kleines Fach im Instrumentenkoffer packen - 30cm Lampe plus Schwanenhals plus Akku/Klemmhalterung kommen dann bei mir mit in die Tasche mit den anderen Sachen. Insgesamt bin ich wirklich bislang echt begeistert von dieser Lampe. Wenn sie nicht unerwarteterweise schnell kaputt geht oder Ausfälle hat (das würde ich hier updaten), wird dies wirklich eine riesige Verbesserung zu den Lichtverhältnissen an den Notenpulten vorher sein, wirklich wunderbar.

excellent, easy to adjust to the needs

This is a superior product, with several terrific features such as the many levels of light intensity which can be combined with colour changes to suit a very wide variety of needs and preferences. It is also quite sturdy and well-put-together. The bulb is wider than most stand lights, which can be a big help. On top of that, the customer service is outstanding. I was worried that my first model might not be working perfectly, got in touch, and within hours another was sent free of charge.

Flexible neck, 3 lighting settings with each having different brightness. Doesn’t take too long to fully charge and with 30 mins usage daily, I only need to charge after more than 7 days.