Available heights vary by model. Most motion/globe lamps are about 14.5 inches tall, while the Himalayan salt option is smaller (specs list both about 7 inches and 9 inches in different places), so the range in these results is roughly 7 to 14.5 inches.
These lamps are mains-powered (no batteries) and plug into a standard outlet. Cords are plastic-covered and several listings note an inline (cord) rocker switch for on/off control.
Materials vary by model: glass and metal are common for the motion/globe lamps, some models include plastic components, bases or caps may be aluminum, and the carved option is made of Himalayan salt with a wood base.
Most globe/motion lamps use an incandescent bulb with an Intermediate Edison Screw (E17) base. The carved Himalayan salt lamp uses a candelabra-style base (E12).
Most motion/globe lamps need about 2–3 hours to reach optimal flow/color. Reviews and instructions also note an initial warm-up period and sometimes multiple cycles or extended warm-up before full effect.
Glass globe/motion lamps weigh about 3.1–3.31 pounds, while the carved Himalayan salt lamp is heavier at roughly 8 pounds.
