Got me a Baseus led desklamp like this and I really enjoy the modes and brightness levels on it! The warm setting is awesome for reading at my desk and the minimalist design makes it look modern👍🏽.
@@ToolsElectroDIY Thank you for the answer. I've been trying to decide between an Ikea Forsa lamp, which works straight from the outlet, and this Baseus model. I don't know which one is better, longevity-wise. Thanks again.
Got me a Baseus led desklamp like this and I really enjoy the modes and brightness levels on it! The warm setting is awesome for reading at my desk and the minimalist design makes it look modern👍🏽.
Thanks for sharing! I'm glad you like it too!
My lamp lights dims within 5 sec,is it a faulty piece,what to do?
Faulty
Can it always stay plugged in?
yes
Can I use it while charging?
Yes you can
@@ToolsElectroDIY thanks 👍
@@ToolsElectroDIY Will there be any problem with the battery in this case?
Is it have some led indicator to show how much it charged or how much battery left?
When the battery is low, the LED shows red.
@@ToolsElectroDIY no charging indicator ?
Is it ac dc?
And can i use this in charging without any problem?
5V DC input. You can charge it with any USB charger.
Can I charge this with a superfast charging adapter? And how long will it last once it's fully charged?
Yes you can. But I think the charging speed is limited at 10W. You get 2-3 hours on max brightness setting
Is this aluminum or plastic
Plastic
Can I keep using it straight from the outlet via a usb charger if the battery stopped working or died in the future?
Thank you for the review, too.
If you can use it always plugged in even if the battery is dead.
@@ToolsElectroDIY Thank you for the answer. I've been trying to decide between an Ikea Forsa lamp, which works straight from the outlet, and this Baseus model. I don't know which one is better, longevity-wise. Thanks again.
@@theFaramarz the IKEA lamp does not have a battery built-in if you need to move it around then get the Baseus one
Can you use the lamp while it's still charging?
Yes you can.
@@ToolsElectroDIY awesome. Thanks!
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