Glocusent Super Bright Eye-Caring Music Stand Light Clip on Piano Lamp with 3 Colors 5 Brightness Levels 57

FANTASTIC product! Did my homework, looking at lots of different makes, models, sizes, widths, and prices, and settled on this one. LOVE it!! All pluses, nothing about it that I don't like. :-))))) * Easy to clamp or to use as a stand-alone. It's used on both a baby grand and an upright. Works well for both. * Neck is easily adjustable. * Love the width that lights up several pages of music. * It's bright; multiple brightnesses. * Lightweight and easily portable from one piano to another. * Battery last quite a while. Comes with cord that can be popped into computer. * Good price. * Sturdy; seems to be very well made. * Highly recommend! Read more

Great light for my music stand. I love the eye guard and so do my students. Works well for not blinding my online students too. I love the feature of being able to adjust the brightness and warmth of the light. I purchased the larger unit. It is the perfect size to light up my entire music stand. It is sturdy too. It stays put. The goose neck is easy to adjust. Does not sag. The clip is secure. I love that it is chargeable so I don’t have a chord hanging and I can move my music stand wherever I want. Nice price too. Would definitely buy again. Read more

Works very well. Puts out a more than adequate quantity of light, and the battery lasts longer than comparable lights I've owned. Read more

Product is amazing. I use it for my artistic endeavors. Clamping it on a table or atop my easel is perfect. There are 3 brightness levels and different lighting settings. I love that is it easy to move and turn on as it is wireless. The battery life is not too bad. To charge the device you need a usb-c and you can still use the light when it is charging. The neck of the device is flexible so I am able to move the light into position and it will maintain the hold. Overall, great product! Read more

Great light. The choices of light color and brightness are well thought out. Read more

I'll start by amending my review from last week (below): Glucosent resolved my problem the way only a responsible vendor/manufacturer would do. There are precious few good vendors these day. Props to Glucosent for its commitment to its customers. As it happens, I replaced the Glucosent 57 LED light with a competing device before Glucosent responded to this review. Comparing the two, I miss the long, rubberized neck of the Glucosent lamp and its exceptionally wide lamp. Now, my original review: This is a fine light for a music stand. The three brightness settings suit most environments. The light color settings are probably helpful to some users. The neck is sturdy but flexible. The stand clamp works on flat stands (but not so well on a classic Manhasset stand, whose horizontal ridges prevent the clamp from seating firmly). However, my lamp stopped working at 358 days. What failed was the switch circuitry (not, surprisingly, the battery, which tested out at 4000mAh after I roughly disassembled the light base). The net effect is that this purchase was a rental, for about 60 cents a week. Read more

I have a grand piano. Sometimes it’s difficult to see my music because I need more light. This little light is perfect! I absolutely love it! It has different settings on it which is great for the eyes and I love how it sits where my music is! It’s not one that needs to be plugged in and sit on the floor. It has a rechargeable battery so I can recharge as needed. It also has rubber grippers on the in side of the “clip” so it won’t scratch my piano! I highly recommend this product! Read more

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 :) Read more