Vekkia 64 Led Rechargeable Music Stand Light - Folding Clip On Piano Lamp, Portable Professional with 5 Brightness×3 Color Temperature for Grand Piano and Book Reading

I bought this along with the Vekkia Music Stand. This light has 5 light levels (the last is BRIGHT-BRIGHT!) and you can clip it onto your music stand, your computer, deck, and anything that is sensible. It can be folded up and comes with a carrying bag. No batteries; it's rechargeable. Quite good!

Great Music Stand Light – Bright, Adjustable, and Easy to Use I’ve been really impressed with this music stand light. The dual LED bars put out plenty of light to clearly see sheet music without being harsh on the eyes. It spreads evenly across both pages, which is a big plus—no dark spots. The adjustable arms make it easy to position exactly where you need it, and it stays put once set. It clips securely to the stand and feels solid, not flimsy. Perfect for practice at home or low-light settings. Simple, reliable, and does exactly what you want it to do. Highly recommend!

Ideal for one sitting practicing an instrument. The light is quite bright and the color adjustable to make it more comfortable to view the music. It is small and compacts easily so it can be taken to other locations with ease. Being rechargeable is also a good feature. The clamp that attaches it to the music stand is strong so it remains where you put it until you change location. I highly recommend it for those practicing woodwinds, stringed instruments and probably would also be excellent on a piano.

This is a GREAT light! I had to buy it for Holy Week for church. I was singing the Taize prayer, which is done in the dark, and this light was fantastic! It has something like 5 or 6 light settings, some soft, some bright. It was great! My favorite feature of this light is that you can charge it up overnight, and it does NOT require batteries to work. It lasts for several hours! It comes with a nice velvety pouch to carry it in, and bends to become super slim. It's not big and bulky like many other lights. You can keep the lamp wide, as it looks in the first picture, or you can put the two lamps together to form a long overhanging light. Big fan. It's got a strong clip attached to it, so it won't fling off and it's not flimsy. Highly recommend!

This is a fantastic light. It's bright enough that I can play at night with no other lights on and so bright that it illuminates my harp strings as well as the sheet music and I don't even have to turn it up to the brightest setting. The default setting is plenty. I also don't need to open the light up. Closed (both wings of the light touching) and default brightness is enough to see all of that. I forgot it could go brighter until I made the video. I use it just about every day and I charged it for the first time yesterday after having it for several months. I didn't charge it because it needed it. In fact, when I plugged it in all but one indicator light was still solidly on. After I finished playing last night I thought, "Surely it must be getting low", so figured I'd let it charge overnight while I was thinking of it. I didn't want to get stuck and find my light needs charging when I want to play (although it does work plugged in to an adapter, all sockets near my harp are already grossly overburdened and I'm loathe to plug in anything more). 30 minutes later and it was done charging. Based on the indicator lights, I could have gone for another month or more. And I legitimately use this nearly every day for about an hour. I get an itch to play at night. Don't know why. I'm sure my neighbors would appreciate it if I didn't have this compulsion, but I do. I use mine on a Manhasset stand, but it is so light, any stand will hold up just fine with it. It's definitely not too heavy. The clamp comes down far enough and is sturdy enough that you can clamp open a book if you like, but it's also not in the way if you don't do that. I use a spiral binder for loose sheet music and it doesn't push the folder at all The bulk of the light is on the back side, behind the stand where it doesn't matter. The front clip is very narrow and doesn't interfere. You could use this while playing for an audience without blinding them. The neck is sufficiently long and flexible enough that you can position it so as not to give everyone a migraine because they have what amounts to a flashlight blasting them in the eyes. The neck is well-made and holds whatever position you bend it to. I'm so glad I chose this model. It's brilliant! (I couldn't resist. I know. That was cheesy. Apologies.)

This lamp casts a good even light that fully illuminates two pages of sheet music. It is not great for three pages, but you could get away with it in a pinch, though there is some fall off out toward the sides. The lamp has 5 brightness settings. I find the 3rd/middle setting to be sufficient much of the time. It is nice to have brighter settings when I want them. The light switch hs a memory function so you don't have to scroll through the settings from dimmest to the brightness you want every time. However, for the memory to fix on a setting the light needs to remain on for a certain period of time, the amount of time which I have yet t figure out. It is more than few minutes. So if I turn it on, set my brightness level, and soon try to turn off the light, the lamp will first cycle through the remaining brightness options before turning off. And then when I turn it on again it will be at the dimmest setting, and I will have to cycle through to my preferred setting. If on the other hand I leave it on for a while, like when playing music, and turn it off 20 or 30 or more (or less?) minutes later, it will simply turn off, and turn on next time at the same setting I last used. So that is a little awkward sometimes. The lamp offers three colors of light: warm/yellow, sort of neutral, and cool/bluer. You change them by pressing and holding the power button for a couple seconds. I like this feature, and generally opt for the coolest as it affords better clarity/definition. The lamp has a separate, tiny, button to check the battery level, indicated by four tiny blue LEDs. That is handy! Battery life seems pretty good, though I haven't kept a record of my use to give an accurate assessment. The clamp works fine. It holds firmly to my music stand. And the goose neck is sturdy. The build quality is OK. Which is to say it all works fine and does what it should, but some parts of it don't feel very robust. For the price this a very nice lamp. I like the quality of the light it casts, and it is plenty bright when needed. The brightness setting is a little quirky but it is not a big deal.

Great light and easy to adjust. I bought this to use when out plein air painting. It works well and can be adjusted to warm, cool, or mixed tone. Worked well form me and the brightness was adjustable as well.

It's super light and it folds/unfolds. Clamp is good and strong, and it works perfectly for my digital upright. It charges with USB-C. No complaints.

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An excellent and well-designed music light with a flexible gooseneck and two-part adjustable fold-out light that can be used plugged in, or charged-up and untethered for on-the-go use for up to 60 hours. It can stand on its own or be clipped to a music stand, and the five brightness levels, along with three light colour options including an easy-on-the eyes 'warm' setting, should cover any situation. I was looking at more basic models, but glad I stepped up (just a bit) to this one. Excellent value for the price, and it looks well-made so it should last. Very happy!

Useful light

Extrêmement pratique ,luminosité parfaite et la batterie peut tenir une journée !

Works well.