Brightech Orion Arc Floor Lamp for Living Room, Tree Floor Lamp with 5 Adjustable Arms, Multi-Head Standing Lamp with Flexible Rotating LEDs for Bedroom, Dorm - Bright Hanging Lighting - Satin Nickel

As a Covid Skill, our family has decided to learn Italian. I set up an awkward corner of the living room with a card table, chairs, and a small folding bookcase to be our learning station. We had an older floor lamp in this corner, but it is truly awful to use; blinding everyone even when pointing away as well as barely making a dent in helping light this dark corner. We tried to use this older floor lamp to light our new learning station but it was so painful that several of us ended up with headaches every time. Soon we found that we were trying to study by flashlight as our best option. Needless to say, this situation wasn't optimal and I got fed up. (My husband hates the older floor lamp even more than me, but was also insistent that we didn't need any more lights in the living room. At the same time, he had to agree that there wasn't enough lighting in that corner to be able to use it successfully...) After a lot of searching I selected half a dozen floor lamps that I thought might work. I really liked the fact that this lamp can be adjusted in so many ways in order to aim the lighting for best use of the space. In addition, and the final reason I chose this lamp over the others, is because of the non-replaceable warm LED lights (which the other lamps didn't have). These LED lights make it impossible for my husband to come in and replace the bulbs with very dim bulbs that aren't bright enough for the job, and that won't fit the lamp. My husband insists on changing out all the bulbs with the dimmest ones he can find, with no consideration to how those changes will affect the entire purpose of the lamp... (Yep, you guessed it. That's one of several reasons why the older floor lamp was so awful.) Thus, this lamp with its non-replaceable LED bulbs will: - provide long lasting light to this otherwise awkward and unusable area of our living room, - help add light to our living room, - help light our learning station well enough that we can actually read, study, and otherwise make full use of this area, - maintain matrimonial peace and happiness in our home by eliminating opportunities for my husband to change out the bulbs and make THIS lamp as useless as the previous lamps I have placed in this area. In addition to all the wonderful benefits listed above, this lamp was super easy to assemble and adjust. The only things to be aware of are that the light pucks only rotate 360 degrees. This means that if you want the lights to aim elsewhere and they don't turn, you need to turn the pucks the other way (for example clockwise instead of counter-clockwise). In addition, the pucks only have about 15 degrees of horizontal tilt, and the arms are solid tubes, so if you want to adjust the tilt of any of the light pucks, you will need to bend the solid tubes. That can be a bit challenging, but is doable. The other adjustment, the swing of the arms, is super easy to adjust once the lamp is assembled and standing. Just follow each lighting arm down to where it joins the trunk of the light stand. There you will find tiny screws that match the allen keys that come with the lamp. Turn these screws to the left (lefty-loosey) to loosen the screws, then swing the arms wherever works best for you before tightening the screws (righty-tighty) to keep the arms in place. (Assuming you want the arms to remain where you put them, and you want the lamp to be more stable). We have been using this lamp for about 2 weeks now. I love it! It is doing everything I had hoped, and even my husband hasn't been able to complain for long about this lamp (since I just adjusted the lamp so it's not obviously sharing light with him whenever he is anywhere in the room other than at the learning station. In fact, even he's had to admit that this light is great to have for making the learning station usable! So, I am SUPER PLEASED with this lamp and highly recommend it! ;-D

I bought this lamp in Dec. 2020. This review is written 5 yrs after buying it and I have to give it 5 stars because it has lasted and still working perfectly. I need a new lamp for another room, so I can confidently buy this lamp again, knowing I'm getting a good and long lasting lamp. The arms move independently, can face each one where I want. It's so bright I face them in different directions including one facing up to the ceiling dispersing the light thoroughly though the room.

Beautiful addition. The light is dimmable with the switch. You can adjust the arms and lamps.

Easy assembly and very cool design. The weight on the bottom separates from the base plate, so you can easily grab the bolt that secures the lamp to the base and then replace the base weight back into the base plate. That took me a minute to figure out because the bolt was inaccessible and stuck between the plate and the weight. The stems swing and adjust left to right, and the heads are adjustable on a horizontal plane, so you can aim them at the floor or at walls. They tighten in place with a small hex key that they did NOT provide, even though the directions say they do. No big deal. I found one in the garage. One of the stems won’t budge, but that might be by design. All in all, it’s pretty unique for an Amazon lamp. Very quick delivery, too. Ya can’t beat the price!

This is a wonderful lamp. I use it for my basement sewing area which has no natural light. The lamp is quite adjustable, sturdy, and has a warm white light which shows the true colors of the fabric and gives plently of light for working. I have had it for over 6 months and am very happy with my purchase.

The lamp matched the description. Really like it. Just modern enough and the price was right.

I thought we would be sending this back when we saw it out of the box. I was wrong. It looks great. It works great and it has a permanent home now. The adjustable lights and the built in dimmer are exactly what we needed in out TV area.

We had a corner of the room just begging for light. Saw this, and the reviews, and purchased it. It arrived promptly. We really like the light, especially for the price. OK, a couple of thing. 1) Assembly. Make sure the structural 'inner' pole points in the right direction. The end with the 'lip' points towards the ceiling when assembled. The picture, I suppose, shows this but very very easy to miss. If you have it going the other way, you will be not be able to put it together. 2) some comments about "the middle pole just sits on the bottom pole". Yep. So what? It has plenty of structural integrity. It simply doesn't need to 'screw in' here. 3) Yellow lights. Didn't get this one. I think the lights are a nice cross between yellow (natural) and white. 4) Leaning. Ours doesn't lean a bit. I would suggest you haven't tightened the base bolt properly, or perhaps you don't have the washers in the proper order. The bigger one is north. The smaller locking washing is south. 5) Bending. I've had one of these kind of lamps before. I would avoid bending them at all unless you really really need to do it. I think it opening up like a flower (unbent and how it comes) makes it look really good. 6) Bonus points. Nobody mentioned this that I saw, but I like the lights pointing north and the shiny back pointing south. These lights a bright. I think that's about it. For the money, this is a really nice lamp and looks much more expensive then it is. Go for it.