Functional, stylish, and dimmable—what more could you ask from a lamp? The O'Bright Portable Table Lamp is all of the above, making it an all-time favorite Amazon find among the staff here at House Beautiful. As if we needed any more to love, the price is also unbeatable. Overall, it's the best Amazon touch lamp we've come across.
Even though Amazon's Prime Early Access Sale concluded on Wednesday, we're pleased to report that the editor-loved light can still be snagged for 25% off on Amazon right now. According to Associate Editor Kelly Allen, who first spotted the touch lamp at restaurants, the light "sets the perfect mood for dinner in lieu of other adequate lighting sources."
You can set the moody bistro vibe at home by placing one of these lamps on your dining or kitchen table, or any cozy nook. With three dimmable lighting settings from bright to I-need-my-phone-flashlight-to-read-the-menu dim, you truly control the mood. All you have to do is tap the built-in touch sensor to reach your desired glow.
O'Bright O’Bright Portable LED Table Lamp with Touch Sensor
The adjustable brightness options also make this lamp functional outside of the dining room. Use it on your desk, whether you need bright light to stay alert while working or dimmer light to go easy on your eyes after a long day of staring at a computer screen. Or keep it on your nightstand and use it as a reading light before bed. With just a quick touch, you can easily turn the light off when it's time to go to sleep. Additionally, the lower light setting works for nurseries when you need to check on your little one but don't want to wake them up with bright light.
Best of all, the lamp is portable and has a rechargeable battery (it comes with a USB adapter). And if gold isn't your color of choice, the gold O'Bright lamp isn't the only color on sale during Prime Early Access. You can choose from matte black, rose gold, or silver—whichever best matches your aesthetic.
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