Many useful features and the illumination is excellent
925600
This is a spectacular desk lamp. Many useful features and the illumination is excellent. Can't beat the price either.
638286
The lights are bright and light the viewing area very well. The primary lens has very good magnification, the auxiliary lenses are cumbersome to mount, but once in place work wonderfully. It has many articulation point for adjusting the clamps and the lens, although, again they are somewhat clumsy. However, overall it is a good piece of kit, and very useful. Especially for $13.99 That I paid.
2596929
It is sleek, light, unobtrusive, and lights the work area very well. The choice of different colors and brightness make it a very versatile light source.
1669172
I've been extremely pleased with the InnoGear motion detector lamp, as it provides that perfect mix of convenience and functionality that I love to see in a product. It's one of those products where I'd like to have more than one...

The main benefit on this is the fact it's solar powered, so I haven't had to worry about replacing the batteries at all. The 18650 battery keeps it going through the night (depending on what mode I use), and the recharge during the day preps it for the next night. I haven't had to think about it at all.

The three modes pretty much cover the range that I need. I can have it set to steady on, which would be nice if I wanted a bright light in a specific area. The second mode is the more traditional "on when motion detected, off when everything is still". That's the most common mode I use, and it turns on when I get within 15 or so feet of the door. The final mode is a steady dim light which turns to bright when it detects motion. I like to refer to this as the "night light" mode, as you know it's there and it responds with a bright light only when needed.

I have this in use over a garage doorway, and again, it works perfectly. I can see a couple other areas of the house outside where it would also work. I can also imagine a lot of scenarios that would work for other people, such as on an outside stairway or a basement entrance that would be overly dark if not lit up any other way.

Definitely recommended if you have outdoor lighting needs, especially if you don't have wiring available where you want it.

Disclosure:
Obtained From: InnoGear
Payment: Free
3260067
There's a few things that can be improved with this :

1. I prefer tactile buttons instead of a touch sensitive surface
2. Indication that timer has been enabled - and an indication of how much time before it goes off would be great
3. The first arm cannot be adjusted much, meaning you can't have the light very low. Other than that, it's very adjustable.

A remote control would have been absolutely perfect, but that would be asking for too much at this price point.

I like the ability to change light temperature, brightness level is useful, and USB port is very convenient. It also remembers the last color temperature that was chosen. An attractive and well built lamp. But I'd really like tactile buttons.
4966933
The light and motion detector work very well and the flexibility of where and how this light is placed is particularly appealing.
98612
Ordered two of these. Very happy and content with the quality and features of this LED Desk lamp. I found that aiming the panel up to the ceiling and wall area provides great illumination to my work area and room as well. Good features include the adjustments of brightness and warmth of light, quick night light setting, and the USB charger is very nice added convenience.  Modern styling. The Arms and panel are poly-resin (plastic) but seem to be strong and  sturdy with a nice flat to semi gloss finish. Side note the Lamp is store very well for shipping in it's original box.
2969944
I bought four different LED flashlights before I settled on this one.  All were good, but none was great, until I found the LD12.  This light has so many good features, I'll try to be brief.  First up, very good build quality, and a nice textured exterior.  It also puts out a generous amount of light, especially considering it runs on one ordinary alkaline AA battery.  The LD12 has a good selection of brightness levels, from 125 lumens down to a 3 lumen mode that will run for an insane 100 hours on one AA battery.  Three lumens doesn't sound like a lot, but it's plenty of light for reading or finding your way around a tent or a small room.  Few LED flashlights have low modes that are this low. So if you're in a tough situation where you need to make the battery last, this light is ideal.

I prefer the LD12's interface to the other lights I tested. The click switch on the body selects modes, while the click switch in the tail powers the light on/off.  I love not having to rotate anything with two hands during the normal operation of this light.  It's very easy to operate with one hand, a big plus.  The tail switch is appropriately firm, so you won't be powering this light on by accident.  It also has a momentary on feature, so you can turn the light on for just a second without fully engaging the power switch.  The power switch is not fully recessed into the body of the light, so the LD12 will not stand on end on a hard surface, one of very few disappointments in design.

When powering on, the light goes back to the last mode used - convenient when you have multiple modes. The LD12 also has a surprisingly small form factor.  The small profile might be an issue for people with large hands, but it works well for me. It is an ideal light for backpacking due to its small size, light weight, and powerful output. This light also opens fully on both ends, giving you the option to push out a stuck (leaking) battery.  Unlike some flashlights, the LD12 has a circuit to protect the light against damage if you install the battery backwards.

Fenix has done a good job on the electronics, using a current-controlled circuit to eliminate flicker and increase battery life.  Although not the brightest LED light out there, I find that the LD12 provides more light than I will ever need while still offering great battery life. Based on my experience so far as well as other reviews, I believe this unit will also be very reliable.

If I could make any change, I would like to see one more brightness level, somewhere between the lowest mode (3 lumen) and the second lowest, 30 lumen.  Something around 15 would be a good option to have.  That said, the modes work well as is.  I'd just like to have one more option when I need more than 3 lumens but still need to save battery life.

While I do consider the LD12 a bit pricey for a single AA flashlight, I also think it is good enough to justify the price if you are looking for a great light with few compromises.  For those who don't want to spend this much, check out the Fenix E12. It has much of the same basic quality as the LD12 for about half the price.  Still, this is one of few flashlights that I recommend without hesitation.
3533609
Sample provided for a honest and unbiased review.

This is a very powerful and useful light and has many uses.

There are three modes, ON (On all the time), OFF and Auto (Which means it uses it's motion sensor to turn on and off.

The leds are very bright and help a lot when navigating through a dark hallway or entering a dark room. The motion sensor is also not too over sensitive and does its purpose.

The light requires 3 AA batteries which are not included.

In conclusion, this light works well for the price. Highly recommended.
1905160
Excellent light.  Wonderful projection.  Love the various lighting features.
4426642
The light is high quality, and the wireless control made this rather simple to install.  (I have previously installed wired lights, and routing that control cable can be quite a pain.)  The materials look durable, the construction fit is excellent, and design is attractive.  Buying this through Amazon offered a big discount over local purchase.  The light power fair to good, but the spread pattern makes the available light more effective.  (Opting for the HID version would have more than doubled the cost - but really for the need, this model is more than sufficeint.)  I also looked at the Go Light, but I went with the Stryker 3100 because for not much more, I get a lot better light.
3851353
Easy to use, reliable and luminous and powerful enough for outdoor adventure.
4354935
I've had this WoodRiver LED light for a month or so and have really taken a liking to it. I find that with middle age my eyes aren't what they used to be, so when it comes to small, detailed or intricate work, this magnifying light actually makes the difference between being able to complete the task or not. Things like jewelry repair or following a line with my scroll saw are unfortunately next to impossible for me to do now without it. The dual power feature is great and allows me to grab the light and do a quick reading of something like the small print found on paint cans for instructions and dry times. The 4" diameter X3 glass magnifying lens is set in a black plastic bezel and rotates a full 75, which is handy. The 14 LEDS do a good job illuminating the area up to several inches below, although there is a noticeable difference in improved whiteness and brightness when using the AC power adapter over AAA battery power. The magnetic base is surprisingly strong and the light will actually stay securely in place when stuck to something metal, even things that tend to have vibration like the table of my saw or drill press. The stamped steel clamping base is fairly decent, but does seem a little springy, so I'm careful not to over tighten it and possibly bend it out of position. The flexible 10" neck is vinyl coated and stays in position without flopping around. I think a couple more inches or so in length would make the light even more versatile, but that is just my opinion. Overall, I think this light is well made and was definitely worth what I paid for it from Woodcraft.

Just FYI: If you happen to lose or misplace the AC adapter for this light, you won't find any info for it in the instructions or even the Woodcraft website. Luckily I logged the info on it before it disappeared, making it easy to find an exact replacement.

AC Adapter/Plug-in Transformer:
Class 2
Model: AD35-0450500DU
Input: 120VAC 60Hz 5W
Output: 4.5VDC 500mA
[Center Positive 3/16"/5.5mm Barrel Plug]
2602845
This is my first Headlamp.  It was super bright when I was walking to the bathroom at our campsite -- I could see the short cut paths people had beaten into the soil.  It was very useful later when I was trying to test a circuit in our microwave oven also -- a nice, targeted, bright light that enabled me to see details.  The dimmable feature was quite helpful when reading in the tent, trying not to perturb my camping companion.  The change of angle, allowing me to focus outward or straight down in clickable increments was quite practical and easy to change.  The red light is still new to me, and I've heard it's really good for preparing dinner at the campsite.  While it seems as though it would be hard to remember the menu of different lights, it turned out that trial-and-error worked well enough without much frustration.
772802
quite a beautiful/functional led lamp, expensive but worth it, it appears
2471229
Works great!  I especially like the light -- very useful feature.
2457651
Multi illumination levels and full adjustability make this an excellent head lamp.  It seems to be a battery miser.  A couple sets of rechargeables and you have a long lasting light source.