Globe Electric 12641 Architect 32" Swing-Arm Clamp-On Lamp, Black Architect, Finish, LED Bulb Included

I wanted an old fashioned goose neck, single bulb, heavily adjustable flexible lamp that would clamp onto my workbench. This is perfect! It even came with a 10 watt LED bulb that makes the price even more reasonable. And wow, is it bright! Easily swings out of the way when I need the space, but can be pulled down when I’m doing small item work that needs to be brightly lit. Very pleased with this purchase and the quality.

Excellent desk lamp. It has a modern and stylish design, provides great lighting for my workspace, and the adjustable arm lets me direct the light exactly where I need it.

Very good

A bit wobbly but it works well. It ended up breaking at the lamp connection after a year or so.

The clamp I received with my lamp, unlike what some other reviews have said, was metal -- solid cast aluminum. I have no concerns about it failing. In addition, the lamp articulates well, feels fairly sturdy (while still being light enough), and the switch is a typical rotating post lamp switch with a satisfying click. My main complaint is that the lamp just drops into the clamp and stays there due to gravity. The bottom joint of the lamp has a rolled sheet metal post that fits--with basically no wobble--into the hole in the clamp. This would be fine, if it wasn't for the fact that this is an articulating lamp: I accidentally lift it out of the clamp when pushing the lamp head up and away from my work area. I REALLY don't like having to carefully move the lamp slowly and in a roundabout path just to "retract" it without it falling out of the clamp and wrecking its surroundings. After a week of this silly babying, I modified it like so: 1. I bolted a piece of dowel to the bottom of the lamp arm joint (I actually expanded the existing sheet metal post and fit the dowel inside it.) 2. In the clamp, I drilled and tapped an M5 hole that pierces the hole the lamp post sits in. 3. On the dowel, I filed away a slot all the way around at the height of the newly drilled hole that is wide enough for an M5 screw 4. I inserted the modified lamp's new dowel post into the clamp 5. I screwed an M5 screw just far enough into the new hole that it captures the dowel. presto! The lamp still spins all the way around, but it only lifts up out of the clamp about a millimeter. Now I can shove the lamp all around without worrying about it falling out of the clamp. I doubt it would be hard for Globe Electric to add this type of screw-in-slot capture mechanism to the base product. Had I not be able to (relatively) quickly fix this issue, I'd give this lamp 3, MAYBE 4 stars.

I'm shopping for a new swing arm lamp because this lamp, the one you're looking at here, is an example of cost-cutting and poor durability. It's the cheapest on Amazon for a very good reason, and it's not for the value. One key piece is made of plastic that likely costs $0.50 less than metal, but when, not if, that piece breaks the lamp is instantly junk & difficult to repair. The lamp shade assembly connects to the swing arm by a plastic post and clamp. The post allows the shade to rotate, and it fits in the arm with a bolt and clamp to adjust the angle. It's pretty much THE key piece. When you tighten the clamp to fix the angle of the lamp shade, the split plastic collar is squeezed together to fix the angle. After a few cycles, that plastic collar cracks, of course, as any mechanical designer above the age of 12 or so would predict it to do. This design choice wasn't an accidental stupid, it was a deliberate stupid to squeeze a penny out of a t**d. I was able to salvage the lamp by using 2-part epoxy made for use with plastic. However, the shade is now fixed in place, I can't adjust the angle or rotation. There isn't enough glue surface to repair it and retain the original function. Cheap piece of crapola! Bottom line: spend a bit more for a lamp that has a metal piece for the angle clamp.

La verdad me encantaron estas lámparas. Tiene un acabado dorado/dorado brillante precioso que le da un toque super elegante a mi área de trabajo. Además de lo bien que se ve, es súper práctica y funcional: las lámparas se pueden usar hacia arriba, giran en redondo todo el brazo, suben y bajan, es decir, las puedes mover exactamente como te acomode según lo que estés haciendo.

Me encanta da una yluminasion muy vuena se adapta vien para ver cada detaye

La lampara es excelente, de buena calidad de materiales, muy funcional, de largo alcance, fácil de armar, muy buenos acabados, en fin muy buen producto.

Está linda y elegante, la única cosa es que el soporte y la agarradera se tienen que sobreponer, no enroscar, lo que puede darle inestabilidad a la lámpara Fuera de ello, todo muy bien

DIE LAMPE IST NICHT ZUGEBRAUCHEN. SIE HAT EIINEN KABELSCHALTER UND EINEN AUSLÄNDISCHEN STECKER !!

This is a great swing arm lamp. I needed a lamp that could reach over my queen size bed to specific positions. So I could directly get the light I needed without having to be on the edge of the bed and leaning towards a table lamp. It holds position well, no slipping. It moves out of the way when needed and has worked great the past few months I have had it. Uses regular bulbs, no odd size that only fits one lamp in the home. The clamp has never slipped and stays in position. I am pleased with this purchase.

lighting things up !