SUXIO Light Therapy Lamp - 10000 Lux Therapy Light, 3 Timing & Mode Happy Lamp, Touch Control Daylight Lamps with Memory Function, Portable Light Therapy Box for Home/Office Use As Lift Mood

I love it! It does the job. It’s small and takes up a little space but it’s so bright. I use it every morning as soon as I wake up and leave it on for about 20 minutes. It’s very useful. I like the simple design and the different brightness settings. But what i like most is that I connect it to a usb charger and take it with me when I’m going to the other room or the kitchen etc. the price reasonable too.

I recently started using the SUXIO Light Therapy Lamp, and it’s been a genuinely uplifting addition to my daily routine. The 10,000 lux output is powerful without being harsh—just like natural daylight—and instantly helps me feel more awake and positive, especially on darker winter mornings.Installation is a breeze—just plug it in, and it’s ready to use. The three timing options (15, 30, and 60 minutes) are intuitive and help me stick to a consistent daily session without having to monitor the clock. Switching between bright daylight, warm light, and neutral white modes is smooth and useful depending on the time of day and task.The touch-control interface feels modern and responsive. I also appreciate the memory function, which means it remembers my last settings even after unplugging, saving me time and hassle each morning. The lamp’s compact and portable design lets me easily move it between my office desk and bedside table.Overall, this lamp has exceeded my expectations. It’s effective, well-designed, and reliable. If you're looking for an easy and efficient way to improve your mood and energy levels, this lamp is absolutely worth it.

I wish that I would’ve ordered this in a bigger size! The quality for the price is good however, the cord that comes with the product to plug it in is smaller than expected. As far as settings, this product has various options designed to enhance use such as 3 brightness settings and timers to control usage. I work in a room with no windows so this product has been a game changer!

Literally using this right now. Its great! My therapist suggested a 10k lux light to help and I use this now most mornings while I'm hanging out on the couch with my son for a bit. The timer with automatic shut off is very helpful, the touch buttons work no problem. Super easy and I do feel like its helping, especially on tired mornings. Its nice and compact too.

I love my little light. I've set it up next to my monitor so when mornings are dark in October through March I give myself a 20-30 minute dose of light at the start of the day. I even got one for a friend who isn't accustomed to the dark, dreary Northwest mornings yet and she loves it, too!

It worked the first time I used it, right after getting it out of the box. The second time I tried, it won't turn on. The front panel buttons blink when connected, but it doesn't turn on.- editI tried again a couple days after and it seems to be working now? 🤔I will report back- editNope, it turned off, the LED lights started to blink, and I can't turn it back on.

Easy to assemble (2 screws) and easy to use.

It's obvious what the buttons do: on/off, cycle through brightness options, cycle through timer options. What's not obvious is how to activate the buttons. Press? Nope. Tap? Nope. Hold? Nope. It turns out that you have to slide your finger across the button at the right speed, in order to get the sensors under the buttons to acknowledge that you're trying to use that button. There's nothing in the packaging/instructions to provide any hint.Also, the cable has a proprietary connector at the end where it plugs in to the light. The other end is a normal USB, as it says in the description. I had a similar light several years ago, and it could be plugged in with a regular USB-C cable. With this one, if I ever lose or damage the cable it will presumably mean throwing away the whole light. At least I assume that the connector is proprietary. Maybe it's a standard type, just a less common one that I don't recognize. There's nothing in the packaging/instructions that tells.But it does what it's supposed to -- once you figure out the buttons, and unless you lose the cable.