LED Reading Book Light With Flexible Clip USB Rechargeable Lamps For Reader US

Description

M-Edge E-Luminator Touch E-Reader Booklight New
Optical lens spreads light evenly over device screen; super bright LED lightbulb never needs replacing
Requires 1 AAA battery (not included), with easy access battery chamber
Battery can provide more than 20 hours of lighted reading at medium intensity
Support arm allows for easy storage in cases with a sewn-in pocket
Support arm also easily attaches to magazines or books
right light, unobtrusive design
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A review I found online By Amelia on January 6, 2012
I bought two of these lights, one for my mother's Kindle and Go! Jacket, and one for mine and the Executive Jacket. The light itself is great: very easy to use, three levels of illumination, and unlike the ones that clip or clamp on, it has an unobtrusive design and there's no worry about where to store it -- it just folds down & out of the way when you're done using it. The lowest level of illumination I find good to increase the contrast of the text when the ambient light isn't very bright. In a dark room, I sometimes use the middle level, but more often the brightest one. The arm makes adjusting the light very easy. One thing to bear in mind: in the jackets in which the sleeve for the light is on the left-hand, spine side of the reader, the light folds away neatly and is protected when you're not reading. My Executive jacket has the sleeve on the left-hand side, and I love it. I can also keep it folded away when I'm reading in good light and it doesn't interfere with using the right-hand page-turn buttons (I'm right-handed). On the other hand, my mother's Go! jacket has the sleeve on the right, and this seems to be the new design for the jackets. In this case, you need to be aware that the light is not at all protected when you're not reading and you may want to carry the Kindle in your purse or other bag. It also gets in the way of using the right-hand page turn buttons if you want to read with it off and folded down. I've found that I have to have it up even when I'm not using it because otherwise, it makes the e-reader difficult to hold and interferes with the page-turn buttons. It also makes it easy to accidentally turn on the light, which I hadn't found to be the case when using my Executive jacket. If you plan to carry your Kindle in a purse, briefcase, or other bag, or if you're right-handed and will often be reading without using the light, I recommend buying a case in which the light folds away into the spine. It's a superior design, in my opinion. The light is great, though, so I'm giving it five stars. (I also reviewed the Go! jacket and mentioned the problem with the design there.)