marcoscu's video: BICKON 5 Colour Desk Lamp Review

BICKON 5 Colour Desk Lamp Review https://playeur.com/v/7dgsvSjeTJ_ More Info and Purchase: https://tinyurl.com/2f3pzpfd Buy Me A Coffee: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/marcoscu6 Blog: https://marcoscucom.wordpress.com/2023/05/24/bickon-5-colour-desk-lamp/ I have tested plenty of desk lamps very similar to this one, this is a pretty standard design, but this is the first that offers five rather than the usual three types of white light. The design itself follows the usual pattern - plain white plastic construction, USB powered with a fully folding light panel and stand. The light panel is 27cm long with the upright part of the stand 31 cm tall and the padded base 17 x 11 cm. It features three touch buttons on the base, the left button for 15 - 100% stepless light dimming, the centre one to power off and on, and the right hand one to scroll through the five white light variations: 3000K, 4000k, 4500K, 5000K, 6000K. The light ranges from a cool daylight white to a very warm almost yellow warm white. The light is blue filtered to protect the eyes and has a CRI rating of ≥90 (whatever that means). It comes with an extra long 120cm power lead and having standard USB plugs on either end it can be easily replaced or extended when required. It folds up nice and small and is easy to carry around and being USB powered can be used almost anywhere taking power from an adapter, laptop or power bank. I was pleased to see that an up to date USB-C interface has been used which shows that the light is of recent design. This a simple but attractive lamp, versatile and easy to use with an above average range of lighting options. For the £15.99 pre-discount price, rather a good buy. The Good Attractive Design Bright and even light spread Stepless Dimming USB-C Powered Extra Long Cable Eye Friendly Output Foldable The Bad No Sleep Timer NO USB Out Port Music: YouTube Audio Library: Chris Haugen: Mirage 00:00 - Introduction 00:39 - In The Box 01:22 - User Guide 01:37 - Power Input 01:42 - Operation 02:33 - Conclusion