Indoor wall lamps are offered as hardwired fixtures and as cordless rechargeable sconces. Some listings require hardwired installation, while other models are explicitly cordless and need no wiring.
Many wall lamps use a standard Edison medium screw (E26) socket for replaceable bulbs. By contrast, cordless or integrated sconces often have non-removable, integrated LED light sources.
Shade materials include clear glass and fabric (such as microfiber drum shades). Lamp bodies are commonly made from steel or iron, depending on the model.
Controls vary by model and can include full-range dimming, touch-activated sensors, and multiple color-temperature settings, as well as simple one-way on/off switches.
Cordless wall lamps typically use built-in rechargeable batteries (examples include two 18650 lithium-ion cells or other installed rechargeable cells). Some models charge via USB-C and include a charging cable.
Assembly needs vary: some wall lamps arrive ready to mount with no assembly required, while others note "adult assembly required" but include installation hardware and may not require tools.
Warranty coverage varies by model; available limited warranties shown range from 1 year up to 3 years.
Brightness depends on the design: some integrated LED sconces are listed around 140 lumens, while certain hardwired fixtures can produce up to about 900 lumens when fitted with the specified bulb.