LightView Pro LED Rolling Base

The lamp has been working great for 3.5 years. It’s a great light for crafting as you can get it as close as needed to the project and it is bright on the highest settings. **The pole that goes into the base was loose. I used a needle nose pliers to tighten the round nut on the bottom of the base (righty tighty) and it’s back to perfect

What a good product! I purchased this light for crafts like needle felting and working with small objects to create paper art. This is a heavy and well built light with rollers, and a magnifying glass too. My husband can use it for working with small parts when he makes repairs. I slide it behind my sofa and it’s not in the way, and I can felt easily and not hit my fingers and can see whatever I’m working on.

A wonderful magnifier and light! Perfect for needlework!! I particularly like the ability to change the light intensity. The cover over the magnifier is a great addition when not using the lamp not only for protecting the glass but also preventing a possible fire should the light be left where sunlight would be shining through a window, directly onto/through the magnifier. (I have a friend who burned a hole in her chair upholstery because of this). The roller base is well-balanced and easy to move from room to room. And the price? WOW! My old magnifier light was 3 1/2 times the price of this one!!!! Now I can afford to put this light upstairs and will be purchasing another for downstairs!! It was easy to assemble and disassemble so I can take it with me. To sum it up, this is an EXCELLENT product which I highly recommend...especially for those doing needlework or other projects where excellent light and magnification are needed. ☆☆☆☆☆ (I think I could do a commercial for you!!!) :)

After literally spending hours combing through both Google and then Amazon's "feedback" for LED, magnifying floor lamps, I eventually found this amazing lamp (FYI; always read the most negative FB first). It combined all the features I needed, plus one I never expected (the Kelvin color temperature controls). First, I needed a weighted base floor lamp with a flexible (or adjustable) neck. Unfortunately, all of the other lamps with weighted bases were often not heavy enough to prevent tipping over (according to the FB)... and this lamp had a nicely weighted base WITH WHEELS (how cool is that?!!) Second, the flexible neck. My luck with segmented/flexible necks has never been very good. They have always weakened over time and begin to sag, no longer holding the position you need. This lamp's "parallel bar/spring arm", adjustable neck is far more solidly designed, MUCH stronger, and far more reliable than any flexible neck (holds position perfectly). Also, the head unit maintains the same level position (or whatever position you last left it in) no mater how low or high the head is re-positioned during use. Plus, it will not sag like the segmented necks will over time. Then the 4-3/4" diameter GLASS LENS is far less scratch prone than any acrylic (plastic) lens, allowing it to last almost indefinitely. Finally, this lamp's adjustable Kelvin color temperature controls were absolutely awesome! It allows you to control the color from a warm white, for comfortable reading, to a bright cool/high contrast white for intricate parts definition. On top of that, you can also MIX the two color spectrums together to provide whatever color tone will suit your job. All this, and it was still the same price as all the other flexible neck, single color (cool white), flat, weighted base floor lamps... $100 with free shipping. Even the shipping box was done correctly. These guys hit all the requirements of a high quality LED floor lamp perfectly! Great lamp Brightech....

The box arrived badly damaged, like really badly damaged. It looked as if it had been used in a soccer match, as the ball. It was shipped in the actual product package, with no additional protection whatsoever. Having said that, the product was miraculously undamaged. The box had lots of internal styrofoam packaging protecting the lamp. The base of the lamp is on casters and is very heavy and sturdy. The light is bright and adjustable in both brightness and temp. The magnifying lens is big and positions very easily. The head stays where you position it. This is a great, hands-free, lighted magnifying lens.

For some time now I have been using a really crappy fluorescent magnifier that for some strange reason came free with an Arbitrary Function Generator I purchased. It arrived with the screws stripped out, but it was free, and epoxy is cheap. If sufficed until a couple of weeks ago when it took a swan dive off of my workbench. After I stomped on it and kicked it a few times I decided I would be justified in purchasing a replacement (although it does still light up in spite of my best efforts). When I found the Brightech Lightview Pro I thought I had found the perfect light. Boy, was I almost right. First, it is heavy. The base is stable enough to mount a .50 BMG to (except that the wheels don't play well with the recoil unless you like rolling across the room between shots). It has touch sensitive controls that let you make the light brighter, and change the color. And it is a lovely shade of hospital white. That is the good stuff. Bad stuff - The wheels are wimpy. They don't play well with the concrete floor in my workshop. This is not a big issue as long as the lamp stays next to my workbench, but I had hoped to roll it around to different work areas to check CNC output, 3D printer output, welds, PCB etching, etcetera. I can still do that of course, but I am worried that the wheels may not hold up to the wear and tear. Slightly larger urethane wheels would have made this lamp truly amazing. My other wish is for just a bit more light output, but I can live with what it has. So for the most part this appears to be an awesome lamp. If you work in a more pristine environment than I do, I'm sure the wheels will be fine. If, on the other hand, you're going to be rolling over concrete, bits of swarf, dropped screws, solder balls, cats, dogs, and ferrets, it is possible you will find the wheels are not fully up to the task. Time will tell. Bottom Line: Buy it, it is much nicer than any of the other lamps that have passed across my workbench on the way to their early demise, with the added benefit of not taking up any room on the bench itself.

Quality! Put this together in 30 seconds . It’s nice and “tight” . Nothing wobbly , very sturdy. Love the brightness and color adjustments .

Awesome piece of equipment. The base is really heavy so it felt very stable, and the mechanism of the arm is intriguing--it kind of cantilevers itself (not sure if that's the right word) to keep balanced. I am using this lamp to help me see while I add hand stitches to large pieces of artwork. I had previously been holding a lighted magnifier with one hand while stitching with the other, which didn't work too well. With this lamp I don't even have to think about it--I just pull it into place and get to work, with PLENTY of light and magnification even when working with black yarn. If I could suggest any improvements, they would be 1) to add an ability to pivot the pole where it goes into the base (it will pivot now if the bolt holding it gets a little loose but this seems like it might eventually cause a problem), 2) use a slightly different sort of joint where the magnifier connects to the pole--one that could be adjusted and would stay where you put it without having to loosen and tighten a handle, and 3) make the base even heavier so you could pull the arm all the way horizontally without causing wobble in the base connection. These may sound like complaints but really they're not--I love this thing, may get another one for my husband, and feel like the price is VERY reasonable. Who knows, I may be able to take up fly-tying again, a hobby I thought was unworkable with older eyes...