Quntis 55'' Ultra Wide Illumination Piano Light, 12W LED Professional Eye Caring Piano Lamp with Auto-Dimming, Dimmable Modern Reading Lamp, 2H Timer, Music Stand Light for Upright Piano

have had for over a year and still appreciate the thought put into its functionality. just right for my study desk. good options for lighting in various challenges

Before the new piano was to be delivered I looked on Amazon for a great piano light. I saw this model and was impressed by several things. The light itself is quite heavy meaning it won't topple easily. The advert boasted that the LED light bar, which is 23 1/2", spans 55" which means it lights the entire keyboard! The arm on the light adjusts up and down. The light bar itself also adjusts front and back. There are light options for the LED including making it dimmable. Read the advert and you'll see the other light functions. Overall, I'm extremely impressed with this light. Even the box's packaging was very well done (e.g., the box has a plastic handle which is positioned to account for the lopsided heavy weight of the base of the light).

This lamp is perfect for my 48 inch tall upright piano. It is bright without glare, and it lights up the entire keyboard. I like that the lamp arm can be angled low, and the light bar can be rotated as well. The ambient light sensor is a neat feature, but I usually dim the light manually, as it is easy to do by simply touching the light bar. The base is also very heavy and "grippy" so I don't have to worry about the lamp being tipped over.

I love this lamp. It has various color and strength settings. The price is a little high.

For a while now I’ve been looking wistfully at my Clavinova and contemplating getting a piano lamp for it similar to the one I received for my acoustic piano several years ago. Needless to say, then, I was thrilled when a representative from Quntis reached out to me and asked if I’d be interested in reviewing their 55” Ultra Wide Illumination Piano Light (although I confess that the 55″ measurement had me baffled at first because I knew the lamp couldn’t possibly be over four feet wide! Turns out the lamp itself is 24″ wide; it’s just the area of illumination that’s 55″…).It was well-packaged and simple to set up. The lamp is two pieces – the base and the light bar itself – that are connected via a DC 3.5 plug. A DC power cable plugs into the bottom of the base and you’re ready to go.There are several touch-sensitive buttons on the front of the shade that comprise all of the controls. On the far left is a dimmer with four different settings. Next to it is a CCT Change button that allows for four color temperature levels – two cooler levels and two warmer levels. An optional light sensor setting allows the lamp to automatically adjust intensity and warmth according to the room situation.I am quite excited to have this latest addition to my piano studio and would recommend it to others!

Best piano lamp ever! So stylish and works oh so good!

Cheaper than another brand I bought. Heavy base will not tip over. I can even change the light color. Good piano light for a good price.

WhenI got it it constantly flickered. Then it went off entirely; later it was difficult to turn on. Now if I get it to turn on it goes out after about five minutes and is difficult again to turn on. It just doesn't seem to work. Maybe I just got a deficient one. Whatever the case I am going tohave to return it.