Fits perfectly at my drafting/computer desk.

Fits perfectly at my drafting/computer desk.  Read Less

It has a limited range of motion especially swivel motion. Otherwise an excellent light.

It has a limited range of motion especially swivel motion. Otherwise an excellent light.  Read Less

I really like this lamp and all its features. I didn't think I'd use the remote but it's quite handy. It does droop a little wh...  Read More

I really like this lamp and all its features. I didn't think I'd use the remote but it's quite handy. It does droop a little when it is fully stretched out, but it's not bad. It's very easy to position. I only wish it was brighter and perhaps had a Fresnel diffuser to make more ambient light. I'd buy it again if they improved it.  Read Less

This OTUS Architect Desk Lamp finally solved my problem of finding a desk lamp that would give me plenty of bright light when I...  Read More

This OTUS Architect Desk Lamp finally solved my problem of finding a desk lamp that would give me plenty of bright light when I needed it, without taking up a lot of space on my desk, or having a large base. My desk is in our family room, and is not that big, but I couldn't find the right lamp that would fill the few needs I wanted out of one lamp, without spending $100 or much more. This is the closest I've found, and is working perfectly for me. This lamp clamps to my desk, and is clamped tight enough that I can swivel it around in different directions and angles, and it never wobbles or loosens (or hasn't yet). The entire lamp (other then the base that tightens the clamp piece) is made from metal, and nice and solid. My desk is 60 x 22, with a 24 Dell monitor on it (much more, but the only thing that could impede a lamp like this). The head of the lamp is 16 1/2 with a 12 1/2 LED light bar in it, and it completely lights up the area over my desk. The lamp has two sections attached to the clamp base, each being (appx.) 15 1/2 from center to center of each circular hinge point, and clears my monitor if I wanted to swing it over the top of it. I have it clamped about 6 from the corner, and have it extended up and behind my monitor, where the light head is at the center of the desk. It has enough length so that the light head can still rise 20 above my desk, and even at that height, the light head is designed in an angled fashion so the light is blocked from my eyes, and not blinding me, but rather shines directly downward, and spreads enough so that both ends of my desk are lit up nicely, even if it's the only lamp lit in the room. This has 5 different color temps, and a nice range of dim to bright for each. You control the light with a touch button on the end cap of the lamp head (a blue LED with light up when you are using it), or with a round button type remote that sits on the desk. Each action is determined by how you short/long press the remote, and is easy to use once you get the hang of it. It did take me a bit to learn how to use the remote to change color temps, as they change by a quick tap after turning it on. Just couldn't quite figure how to change to a different temp when the lamp was already on. Other than that one minute detail, this is a nice lamp for the money.This sells for $59.00 (as of this review), and for the price, I think would be hard to beat. Most models I looked at similar to this, in this price range, were made from plastic parts, and I'd prefer the metal over plastic any day. I've also looked at similar lamps made of metal, some with springs at the hinges (this use a circular hinge point, no springs), with similar features, and many were selling for well over $100 to $150 bucks or more (depending on the make and features, but similar in design and size). The ones that were close to this price were almost always made entirely of plastic parts. For $59 bucks, after checking out so many Architect Desk Lamps, is one heck of a buy. I don't think I found one that had the quality this had in this price range (obviously I can't come across every lamp like this in this price range, I still have some other things in my life I need to take care of!), and extremely happy I ran across this lamp. For under $60 bucks, you get a solid lamp, with enough features for me to be satisifed. I'm not designing anything under this, not an engineer who needs specific lighting needs to ensure he/she is entering correct figures so their next collosal project stays upright, just need something that gives me a nice range of lighting, in a fixture that is solid enough for my needs. This does all of that, and a little more (I like the remote option, and didn't see this on any models at under $60 bucks), and for the money, I believe an excellent buy. I've only had this for a few weeks now, but use it everyday, and sometimes well into the night before I'm done (it's currently 5:59AM, and just about done after an extremely long day that started at 8:30AM yesterday), and use this lamp for hours on end, with no eye strain (this has what's described as Anti-Blue light technology, LEDs with an RG0 rating, and don't contain harmful high-energy visible (HEV) blue light). Now, I can hardly tell you what any of that means, but I can tell you I sit at my desk all night long under this lamp, and it doesn't have any negative effect on my eyes, no sore eyeballs, even after a night like tonight, which has lasted well into the next morning. If you are looking for a lamp like this, for $59 bucks, it definitely should be on your very short list, and is worth every penny of this low price tag. Extremely pleased with this OTUS Architect Desk Lamp. 5-Stars across the board!  Read Less