Desk Lamps

A desk lamp is designed for task lighting, providing focused light for work or study. A table lamp, on the other hand, is typically used for ambient or decorative lighting in living spaces.

Choose a desk lamp with adjustable brightness, a flicker-free LED bulb, and a color temperature around 4000K to reduce eye strain during long hours of work or study.

For general tasks, a desk lamp should provide 400-800 lumens. Higher brightness may be needed for detailed tasks like reading or drawing. A dimmable feature is ideal for adjusting brightness.

LED bulbs are the best choice for desk lamps. They are energy-efficient, last longer, and provide bright, focused light. Avoid incandescent or CFL bulbs as they generate more heat and are less efficient.

Yes, an adjustable desk lamp is highly beneficial. Flexible arms or swivel heads allow you to direct light exactly where you need it, improving focus and reducing glare.

Place your desk lamp to the side or behind your dominant hand to avoid casting shadows. Ensure the light is directed towards your work area without shining directly on your computer screen.

It’s generally safe if your lamp has a low-wattage LED bulb. However, avoid leaving any lamp on for extended periods to minimize heat buildup and energy usage. Always use a lamp with an automatic shut-off feature for peace of mind.

Choose 2700K for a warm, relaxed light for evening use. For work or study, opt for 4000K to 5000K (cool white) for a bright, focused light that enhances concentration and reduces eye strain.