Uplighter LED Floor Lamp

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Really happy with this floor lamp. It gives off plenty of light and the different lighting options make it easy to change the atmosphere depending on what I’m doing. The warm and cool white settings are useful for everyday lighting, while the RGB colors are great when I want something more relaxing or fun.The water ripple effect is my favorite feature. It adds a nice visual effect without being too distracting, and it makes the room feel more cozy. It was very easy to put together and my favorite feature is that i can adjust the angle of the lamp.The lamp has a modern look and doesn’t take up much floor space. Overall, it’s a nice combination of practical lighting and decorative features.44

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My place mostly doesn't have any overhead lighting, and so I rely on floor lamps to provide light.I'll talk about the big pro first: the fancy water ripple light at the top is indeed pretty amusing, and delivers basically the effect you want if this is the kind of product you're looking for. If you just want a regular floor lamp, then this is absolutely useless, but I'm assuming you're looking at ones like these because you want one that can deliver mood/party lighting. This'll do it, the effect will cover most of the ceiling, and it's surprisingly well done.What isn't well done is the rest of the lamp. The actual regular light part of the lamp only shines downwards. You can angle the main light to be at 90 degrees or directly face the floor, but never upwards. This is a pretty big flaw, and to me makes it almost unusable as a regular floor lamp, where you would usually want light aimed upwards to fill the space. If you want something closer to a reading light, you can get a much smaller lamp that's aimed towards you.In addition, I don't like the controls on this thing. The power/other buttons aren't tactile at all and instead use basic touch sensors, which makes it impossible to use it in the dark, which is ironic.All in all, this isn't worth the price unless you primarily want a gimmick light lamp and don't actually care about illuminating your space. This doesn't really deliver on being a regular lamp.

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This is multiuse and versatile floor lamp. It can function as a regular practical light when you need it, but it also has so many different effects for creating ambiance in any room of the house. There are three separate lighting areas, and you can use them individually or combine them. The water-ripple projection is probably my favorite feature. It projects onto the wall or ceiling and adds movement and color to the room without needing a separate projector. The lamp head is also very adjustable, so it’s easy to direct the effect exactly where you want it. For everyday use, the bottom light can be adjusted to 4 modes – 3000K, 4000K, 5000K or 6000K. I like being able to change both the brightness and color temperature depending on whether I’m relaxing, reading, or need more functional lighting. I’m also really happy that this uses a remote instead of requiring another app on my phone. The controls are straightforward, and the remote magnetically attaches to the pole, which is such a smart little feature because otherwise I would absolutely lose it.

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This light is amazing. That's all you really need to take away from this review, but feel free to keep on reading if you're interested why.First and foremost, I had no idea lights like this even existed, but this will be my second of the kind, but first in this form factor. My other is a simple rolling tube-type, and I figured that was probably the only type I had to worry about, until I saw this bad boy. Not only is it a super bright floor light to meet all of your general lighting needs, but it features a really stunning ripple effect up top that accents a secondary light ring that changes colors as the ripples do. The effect is absolutely jaw-dropping, and everyone that has seen it is just blown away.Build quality is fantastic, it was super easy to put together and only took maybe five minutes from unboxing to having a permanent place in my room. The remote works great and doesn't even need to be in the same room as the light to work.The lighting effects are crisp, and bright, with the white light modes being able to easily fill a medium-sized room with a decent amount of light. The touch-sensitive buttons on the light itself work really well, and provide access to enough features to use the light without the remote, but the remote is what provides you with the real guts of what the light can do, with the various modes and toggles.Overall, love love love it, it's on all the time and has managed to lull me to sleep on more than one occasional with how mellow the lighting effects feel.

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This lamp has been a HUGE hit with my kids. They are completely obsessed with the water ripple effect and all of the different colors, and I'm pretty sure they would leave it running 24/7 if I let them.The coolest part is definitely the top projection. It creates a moving, watery light effect across the ceiling and walls that makes the whole room feel completely different. The RGB section adds even more color, and the kids love picking different combinations.What makes it better than just a novelty light, though, is that it's actually a functional floor lamp too. The bottom white light gets plenty bright for normal room lighting, and you can adjust the color temperature from warm to cool. Each section can also be controlled independently, so we don't have to have the full disco experience going every time we turn on the lamp.The remote is easy to use, and I LOVE that it's magnetic and sticks to the pole because remotes have a tendency to disappear into another dimension in our house.Assembly was straightforward, the base feels stable, and the slim design doesn't take up much space.Overall, this is just a really fun lamp. Adults get a perfectly functional modern floor lamp, and the kids get what they apparently consider the greatest lighting invention of all time. 😂 Five stars from our house.

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I gave this lamp four stars because it’s excellent overall, though the price feels a bit steep for the build quality. The three separate lighting sections are really useful. I use the bottom white light for reading since it goes from warm to cool and hits a good brightness, while the middle color gradient sets a nice mood. The top ripple effect spins through the lens and throws a moving pattern on the ceiling that makes the room feel different without needing extra fixtures. Each part can run alone or together, so it replaces a few lamps I used to juggle.The adjustable head lets me tilt the light toward the wall or ceiling depending on where I want the glow, which helps fine-tune the setup. Controls are simple with a touch panel and a remote that sticks to the pole, so I don’t lose it. Switching scenes takes just a short or long press, and the smooth color shifts feel comfortable for relaxing or working. It took about ten minutes to put together with the included parts, and the weighted base keeps it steady in a corner by the sofa.The design is slim and fits tight spaces, matching my decor without taking much room. I like how the remote stays handy, but I still think the cost doesn’t quite match the materials, even with the two-year coverage. It’s a solid choice if you want layered lighting in one spot, and the setup was easy enough that I didn’t struggle. Overall, it performs well for atmosphere and daily use, just not a total bargain.

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I am fond of RGB and RGBW lighting, especially those that have scenarios and effects. Not just lights, I am also fond of RGB keyboards, mice, speakers, microphones, headsets, and anything else around the house that displays dynamic RGB makes me happy! This LED floor lamp promised RGB color-changing with water ripple dynamics, 3000K-6000K warm/cool/white light and remote control.I was curious about this particular light because I did not completely understand its capabilities from the description. That's probably more my fault because after I got it, I reread the description and realized I had missed some elements. I assembled it in literally a few minutes and there's very little learning curve, but the capabilities quite excited me.They touted “All-in-One Projection & Daily Lighting” with “triple separated controllable light sections bring 3 lighting functions in one standing floor lamp: Top water dynamic ripple for immersive wall & ceiling light show; Middle RGB gradient ambient light for colorful room atmosphere; Bottom adjustable full-spectrum white light (3000K-6000K, up to 1000 lumens) for reading, work and daily lighting.” All that did not really sink in until after I had that thing up and running for the first time at 1 o'clock in the morning.We have a large 16" x 6" RGB clock in our bedroom and it puts out so much light with a dynamic display that illuminates the bedroom at night such that we don't need any night lights and can find our way to the bathroom easily just with that light. We are doing some work in that room, and I took the clock off the wall and suddenly we were stumbling around in the dark like a couple of idiots. And then realized the new LED floor lamp with all these crazy features that I didn't fully understand, might be useful to illuminate the room until I finished my work and got that clock reinstalled.Holy cow! The more I played with the settings on this floor lamp from SEBRILLE the more I really understood the variability, flexibility, and awesome capabilities of this new lamp.The three zones can be turned on and off separately, and actually layered together to create lighting that would normally require several different lights to create.This lamp has a unique rotating textured lens that creates smooth flowing water wave projection effects. That capability coupled with advanced RGB technology creates seamless multi-color gradient lighting with customizable hues. The pre-programmed scenarios are more than enough to enhance your TV or movie night or a party or just setting the mood for a quiet or romantic evening. The layering I played with the very first time I used this allowed me to create my own scenarios, which surprised me, because I didn't think I had it in me!In addition to the dynamic wave like effects, you can select a single color and adjust its brightness, and even select some breathing and chasing effects for more subtle lighting scenarios.The lamp head can be rotated 360° and also angled over a 90° range. They allow you to cast the various lighting motions to the walls or the ceiling and the walls and also all the furniture around it. For night lighting purposes I dimmed it and pointed it away from the bed and the route used to go to the bathroom so the light illuminated the room with beautiful effects on the far walls and ceiling, but not enough amplitude to disturb our sleep.Between LED string lights, other RGB floor and table lamps, and all my computer nonsense with RGB capabilities, nothing comes close to the effects I could generate with this particular lamp. It is really extraordinary.At a price of $110, currently reduced to $90 with a coupon, this is not an inexpensive appliance, but for that money, it actually provides a lot more flexibility and creativity than other things I've seen costing more than twice that. I really cannot imagine removing this thing from our bedroom suite, so I think I'm gonna have to get at least one more place in a large living room area, but I might want to get additional lights to be used on the outside deck areas when we entertain. I love this thing!

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This is a nice lamp, but it's not absolutely perfect. It comes mostly already assembled. The power cord was already routed through the pipes, and all I had to do was screw the pipes together. The lamp head was already attached to the top pipe, so no assembly required there. And then screw on the heavy base, and all done.The remote was NOT intuitive or easy for me to figure out. There are buttons to control the various parts of the lamp, but exactly how they work seemed hard to understand. Some of the differences were subtle and hard to tell what the difference even was. But figuring out how to get it brighter / dimmer took me a while. Eventually I figured out that you have to hold down the various buttons, and then look really carefully to tell what's happening. The full range of dimming is not 0% to 100%. It doesn't dim down to really low levels, but is still kind of bright in a dark room, even at the lowest dim setting.The light that it casts onto the ceiling isn't as uniformly shaped as I expected. The way it actually looks is that right above it, the patterns are much smaller and look concentrated, and further away the patterns look very stretched. The only way to get maybe a more uniform look would be if the lamp was more in the center of the room and pointed straight at the ceiling.There is also a flicker that it does periodically. I have the downward light turned off, and only blue and purple colored lights shining upward. But once in a while it flashes, for a fraction of a second, a completely different color at the ceiling. It's so brief I can hardly even see it, but it definitely happens. I'm not sure why, but that occasional flash is a noticeable flaw in an otherwise nice lamp.