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- LED desk lamp with conical shade adds a chic, modern vibe to your workspace
- Gooseneck LED desk lamp features a slender flexible neck that allows easy focusing of light where needed the most
- Simple design and solid hue of this desk lamp ensures easy blending with a variety of decor styles
- Compact and lightweight design is ideal for small spaces and can be moved around with ease
- Integrated LED bulb offers energy-efficient illumination
- Easy to use AC outlet included on the base for plugging in any 2 prong plug and cord for power or charging
- Convenient keyhole at bottom of the base for safe wall mounted use
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Q: Can this lamp take a normal lightbulb? (not just the LED one it comes with)
A: I've had mine one month and the bulb is dead. I've used it as a desk lamp during wfh, 8 hours/day, 5 days per week for just a month. Nowhere near 50,000 hours. I will be returning this.
submitted byJen - 2 years agoA: This light bulb can not be replaced and it lasted only 2 MONTHS with normal use !
submitted byCool Jul - 4 years agoA: There is no bulb. The lamp has an internal emitter array with 7 emitters on an aluminum backplate/heatsink. The lamp does however have decent wiring all the way through the switch to the driver board so if you or someone you trust not to burn down your house is good with electronics you can replace it. Preferably with something of a similar wattage. First thing we did was replace the original LED array with the internals of a Feit RGB CCT smart bulb rated at 60 watt output 9 watt draw. It's been taking the slightly higher load so far no problems.
submitted byTinkerer - 3 years agoA: Hi HopsSkipsJumps - Great question. This lamp features an integrated LED bulb to use less energy and can't be removed/replaced. LEDs have a general life expectancy of about 50,000 hours, so it should last you awhile. I hope this works for you! – Terra
submitted byTerra - 4 years agoTarget staff supportA: Judging by the description... "Maximum Light Bulb Wattage: 4.5 watts Lighting Switch Type: Socket turn knob rotary switch" Probably any light bulb under 4.5 watts.
submitted byMark H - 4 years ago
Q: What is the wattage equivalent (ie, 40 or 60 or 100) for the LED bulb in the lamp? Thanks.
A: 4.5 LED is equivalent to a 40 watt bulb, according to Google.
submitted byTXLaurieLou - 3 years agoA: 4.5w draw(unconfirmed), which should place it around 40 watt equivalent light output (also unconfirmed). It is reasonably bright bouncing off the ceiling it casts a nice soft light over our 15ft by 20ft living room
submitted byTinkerer - 3 years agoA: Hi Jay - Thank you for stopping by! The maximum light bulb wattage is 4.5 watts, this LED bulb is not removable. We hope this works for you! - Katrina
submitted byKatrina - 4 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Hi, I want to know how long this lamp can last?
A: I've had mine one month, using it 40 hours/week. The bulb is dead. It did not last anywhere near the 50,000 hours it's reported to last.
submitted byJen - 2 years agoA: I have had mine for about a year now and use it almost every day for several hours and it is still going strong. I am getting a couple more for different rooms in my house.
submitted bySusan - 3 years agoA: Hi Peggy - Great question! The life of this lamp depends on how often it is used; check out the guest reviews for more information. We hope you find what you're looking for! - Alli
submitted byAlli - 4 years ago
Q: How bright is the light?
A: 4.5w should put it around the same brightness as a 40w incandescent. It casts a good amount of light. Slightly less than our 9w 60weq 600lm bulbs, but I would wager is a few hairs brighter than a 40w.
submitted byTinkerer - 3 years agoA: over 200 lumens it seems
submitted byMG511 - 3 years ago
Q: Hello, is there ANY way to replace this lightbulb?
A: Officially no, its an integrated led array and driver. Unofficially, technically, if you or someone you know is comfortable soldering and knows enough about mains electricity to not burn your house down it does contain fairly good size wires all the way up through the switch to the led driver board. I have already replaced it with the internals of an RGB CCT 9 Watt 60 Watt output smart bulb and it is taking the extra electrical load just fine. Though I did void the warranty ;)
submitted byTinkerer - 3 years agoA: Hi amanda - This task lamp features a non-removable integrated LED bulb that's designed to last for years. Thanks for shopping Target! - Philip
submitted byPhilip - 4 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Does it give off cool or warm colored light?
A: I just bought it. It gives off a very cool white.
submitted byamanda - 4 years agoA: Hi Hendrika - Thanks for asking! This lamp gives off a warm white. We hope this helps! - Jerith
submitted byJerith - 4 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Where is the switch to turn it on and off?
A: The switch is on the back of the lampshade, near the top if the arm.
submitted byTXLaurieLou - 3 years agoA: Hi BarbPGI- What a cute lamp! This lamp has a socket turn knob rotary switch to turn it on and off. This will make a great addition to any room! - Katrina
submitted byKatrina - 4 years agoTarget staff support
Q: Is there a cord or is it running on batteries?
A: Hi dancinglilypad301 - Great question! This classic LED task lamp features a five foot cord and needs to be plugged in. Thanks for stopping by! - Alli
submitted byAlli - 4 years agoA: It uses a cord. :-) hope you like a bright lamp! It’s very bright!
submitted byMeldan - 4 years ago
Q: on off switch location
A: Hello Bud - Thanks for reaching out about the Task Table Lamp (Includes LED Light Bulb) Black - Room Essentials™. This classic lamp is sure to give just enough light to your desk set up. The Lighting Switch Type: Socket Turn Knob Rotary Switch. This is the silver knob on the top. We hope this helps. See you on your next Target Run! - Natasha
submitted byNatasha - 5 months agoTarget staff support
Q: How bright does the light go?
A: Hello Miyahh - The Q&A on the product page will address the question in Lumens and Kelvins if you are interested in those. However, I thought this may be helpful: According to Google a 4.5 LED is equivalent to a 40 watt bulb. - Melodee
submitted byDeDe - 10 months agoTarget staff support
