What a bright idea
Turn the pages without squinting in the dark or needing to light up the entire room when you have our stealthy LED Book Reader Light. Catch up on a good read when and where you want with a convenient light source. Just pop in three AAA batteries (not included) to get going.
Clips right in
No fussy lamps or overhead lights — our light clips right on a page for on-the-page illumination. Follow sentence after sentence with great visibility.
Dial up or down
A rotating dial lets you adjust the brightness of the LED light. When you’re ready to pause or call it a night, simply rotate the dial back to turn off the light.
Great for any
reading material
reading material
From work documents to magazines and novels, there’s nothing this LED Book Reader Light can’t help with. This clip-on light accessory measures 6.7 x 5.7 x 0.5 in / 172 x 145 x 15 mm.
Durable construction
Made of thermoplastic polymer, our light clip and surface are sturdy without weighing down your book.
Bring it anywhere
and gift to anyone
and gift to anyone
Slim yet sturdy, slip this light into your backpack or purse for daily use, on trips, or just on-the-go so you can get lost in a book anywhere, any place. Plus, the versatile nature of the LED Book Reader Light makes it a wonderful gift idea for a college student, hard-working teacher, well-versed bookworm mother, or aspiring author.
S***a –
This is really good for reading when it is dark. The packing wasn’t good, so there is a little scratch but I really like it! Thanks 🙂
C***y –
I got this for my husband who likes to read if he wakes up in the night, but doesn’t want to turn on the light and disturb me. He uses it often and is very pleased with it.
A***r –
Perfect! Gives off a LITTLE bit of a glow around the edges, but otherwise, it’s perfectly convenient and doesn’t keep my fiancee up at all. It’s easy to use, too.
V***m –
The light is good. One can adjust it to be very bright or low light. The magnifying is minimal when holding the device near the page, or great when holding it farther above the print. The only negative is that one must hold the magnifier. Holding the book, magazine or newspaper with one hand and the magnifier with the other makes ones’ hand, arm and even shoulder tired. But I can think of no way to remedy this. I read sitting in an easy chair or in bed. If sitting at a table perhaps one could prop the magnifier above the page, but sitting at a table is not a comfortable, restful place to relax and read. All considerations, the device is wonderful!