SkyLite - Bright LED Torchiere Floor Lamp

Nice and bright. Easy to assemble. Lamp has a 3-year warranty and looks exactly as pictured.

One of the best purchases I've made on Amazon. Super easy to put together with well laid out instructions. Love that the light is covered within the unit, so it doesn't get dusty and there's no bulb to replace. Also, it's an LED light, so it won't get hot. I especially like the push button on/off control. A great feature for those of us with arthritis. It's weighted base is heavier than other torchiere lights I've had and therefore, it's sturdier and doesn't wobble. Lastly, it comes with a 3 year warranty. So far, I love everything about this light.UPDATE: It's 4 months later and I still love this light. I use it every day and it works great. Bonus, the on/off push button lights up, so you can easily see it at night. LOVE,LOVE,LOVE this light!

The lamp was slightly harder to assemble than a similar Brightech lamp I tried (admittedly one that cost twice as much), and the pole still has some give even when fully tightened into its base. Still the lamp is easy to turn on and off and dim via a lit-up control button on the pole, and is certainly stable enough not to be easily knocked down. I wish the light it gives off were a bit warmer (i.e., yellower) than the plain white light it projects, but at least it's not blue-ish. The more expensive torchière by Brightech I tried first seemed more solidly made and was brighter but unfortunately almost blindingly distracting because it exposed a "halo" of very bright light around the top--unlike this one which hides the light source completely and only projects the light upwards.Addendum: I bought another lamp just like this one when my 30-year old, much loved (because of the strong warm light) halogen torchière seemed to be failing (though it now seems to have recovered!). These lamps are fine, very well-priced in my opinion, but as I said above, the light they give is too "cold" and white a light for my taste (and I also wish they gave MORE light!). However, I solved the "too-white" problem by double-faced- scotch-taping a circle of yellow transparent cellophane on the top of each lamp, and now they give off the lovely warm glow that I prefer in a home! (It would be nice if the actual top came in that shade of clear yellow!)

A well made floor lamp with a sturdy semi-gloss, black powder-coated finish, that carries a 25-watt bright white LED bulb covered by a sturdy white translucent plastic cover. The lamp stands 69" high and comes with a three-year warranty from Brightech. It also comes in a white powder-coated finish.This lamp is a bit smaller than the old-style 71" Torchiere Halogen floor lamps still available from Amazon--those with the hotter bulbs that pose possible fire hazards. LED light bulbs emit no heat and pull low current, making them very energy efficient and safe to use. Be sure to follow the lamp's enclosed pictographic instruction sheet to ease your assembly.The light pole's metal threads make screwing each section together quick and easy. You'll need a small Philips-head screwdriver to tighten the bottom silver screw that secures the assembled lamp to its 6 lb weighted base. I suggest assembling this lamp on a flat work table, if possible, using several layers of bed blanket (or other padding) to protect the lamp's powder-coated finish while assembling. Note: when connecting the wire sections you should carefully "round fold" each of the longer wiring harness sections before tucking them inside the ends of each pole section (i.e., below the threads) as you hand-tighten them. Be careful not to severely crimp these longer wiring lengths when doing so.The push-button adjustable light-level switch will take a little practice. Play with it while referring to the lamp's operating instructions, and you'll get the hang of it. Note: LED bulbs are supposed to last for many, many hours. I suspect the light switch will fail long before the bulb actually burns out, so no worries (this lamp's white translucent bulb cover is secured in place by multiple screws, possibly indicating "do not enter"). This lamp illuminates an average sized, middle class living room or bedroom with more than adequate light. In fact, later in 2017, I plan on buying two more of these lamps for other areas of my 2200 sq.ft. house.

I just got it, it's only been used once so far. The white lamp is NOT WHITE. It's a greyish beige. If returning things weren't a hassle I'd return it. But, it's going in my workshop.. so design isn't that big of a deal. The beige color looks cheap. Like it should've been $30 instead of the almost $70 that it was when I got it on sale.I use it with a wall switch. It does work, but there is a 3 second delay before the lamp comes on if you use it with a switch.There's no dimmer dial (which I would have preferred, maybe I'm old fashioned), just a cheap looking button. I thought there was another piece to put over it when I opened the box, but then realized it was a button.Brightness is ok, not amazing. I don't have ceiling lights in that room, so I wanted this one to blend in with the wall (it's a weird beige though) and I wanted to operate it with a wall switch.The base is nice and heavy, and it was fairly easy to put together.