Small Desk Lamp, Cute Bird Light Cordless Lamp with 3 Color Temperature and Touch Sensor,Kids Night Light with Rechargeable Battery for Bedroom Nightstand Bedside Table Room Decor

I love it. The purchase was a whim. The lamp is light weight and well made. It comes with the stand that you have to put together. Mine is tight and won’t go all the way in. Regardless it stands and is also cute. The on/off is on the head. No button, just touch it. I was surprised by two things. It has a small chain hanger, and the light is bright enough to read by.

This is the sweetest light. I turn it on in the dining room before bed at night and wake up to the soft glow to help navigate into the kitchen area without turning on all the lights in the morning. Makes waking up more pleasant.

These birds are a tad bit cheap looking but nevertheless have charm.Facts: No diffuser area as stated in the product description (I don’t miss that at all. I would never use it). There is so a tiny little hole below the on off button on their head that may be where essential oils are meant to be inserted. I wouldn’t wanna take a chance of that.The birdies must be charged when taken out of the box and before first use. Not sure how long a charge lasts.In addition to the plastic would like patterned stands, from the top of their neck there is gold chain and a ring, similar to a key ring, to hang the birds from…something… rather than use them on their stand if desired. This hook is attached to the bird by a screw eye hook, which can be unscrewed and removed leaving a tiny little hole in the bird (similar to the diffuser hole if that’s what that other hole is for).The stands themselves have grooves and notches on the bird and the stand that are meant to match up to be put into the base of the bird. I ordered two birds one of them works well. The top of the stand goes flush to the bird’s body. The other one does not it’s too tight a fit, and so there is a bit of the peg of the stand that remains outside the birds body.They’re adorable in size, smaller than they seem in the photographs, and yet they could be a tad smaller.The colors are quite nice. I got a set of “red” and “maple” None of it is real wood. It is all a kind of plastic.There are no instructions in the packaging.The closest you can come to instructions is what’s in the listing on Amazon.To power on and off, there is, flush to the surface of the bird, a traditional icon for an on/off. Tap this button and the light goes on at full brightness. Tap once and then a third time to cycle through the three different color temperatures.. when you land on the color temperature you prefer hold your finger on the power button without letting go and the light slow slowly dims; leave your finger gently on the on/off switch and the light scales down or up dimmest to the brightest.The brightest is quite bright in any color; too bright by my needs and standards. I would prefer very much of the light could be dimmed about three steps, less bright.Once they put together charged up and sitting somewhere on a bookshelf, or in a dark corner, lighting the hallway to the bathroom something along those lines, the birds are really quite adorable.

I needed a light for my table, is where I do crafts. I needed something not so big but bright enough to help me see better. This I love. it is soft wood, has three color lights. It is perfect for small space. if you need reading light or working with neat things to make. This is it.

It is very cute. It started dimming quickly after i unpacked it, so i charged it. It was not fully charged after 3 hours of charging. I let it charge overnight. It did fully charge, but started dimming 5 hours later. I had to return it.

These birds are adorable! Bought one for each grandkids’ room…perfect as a small lamp. Three light settings with touch control. They’re a little too bright for a night light unless you can put them behind something. Very cute and easy to charge; holds the charge for a long time.

This thing works great now, but when I got it, it would only work when I plugged it in. So I popped it open. It's only attached by a few tabs that snap the white piece into the wood piece. Around the nose and head of the bird, there's a copper thing that's supposed to touch the top of the plastic that actually gets activated when you touch the top of the bird. I could see the mine was super glued down, but it was not super glued down well. So I grabbed some tweezers and electrical tape and secured the metal plate back to the top of the bird. It has to be done carefully because you don't want to damage wire attached to the metal plate. But after I repositioned the plate back to the plastic and snapped it back together, the bird started working again. It's a cool product. The bird is very bright and is not pretty to look at with the brightness up at the max. But design wise, if you can make it work, this thing is too cute! I'm still concerned that it's going to fall apart, but it's working for now so wish me luck.

There is good news and bad news about this very cute lamp that I use every day. Good news; it is CUTE and turns on, off and changes color with a gentle tap on its head. Bad news: The wooden base did not fit into the body of the lamp as shown. I had to take it into the workshop and make a modification before it would come together. Also, the power cord, once attached to the bird, could not be removed without power tools! So I just left it plugged in- not so good. However, I definitely enjoy this lamp a lot and with a bit of effort got it to work more of less properly.