Book Light, Book Light for Reading in Bed, Fast Recharge, Neck Reading Light Slim with 3 Modes, Super Flexy, Hands Free Versatile Neck Light, Up to 70 Hours.Gift for Knitting, Sewing, Camping(Grey)

☀[HANDS FREE BOOK LIGHT] Slim and lightweight wearable. Non-slip pad. No pressure and sits comfortable around neck light. Allows to free hands when you are reading, knitting, camping, or working on crafts. You are able to read lying in bed, walking around, or looking for something in dark areas. The neck reading light is Anywhere Hands-free, No need to grab one flashlight moving from one room to room and worry about the light. Excellent book light for reading in bed! ☀[FAST RECHARGING & LONG BATTERY LIFE] Only 2-3 Hours Charging, but 6-40 hours lighting. 40-80days lighting without charging at most. It has a life-span of 1000cycles, equal to 3000pcs AAA batteries. The book light rechargeable battery save time, money and save the earth. More convenient book light for reading with better brightness. Type C USB, more generic, and super handy. The booklight comes with USB cord, which can easily plug it up to adapter, battery charger, 5V USB port or laptop. ☀[3 BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTABLE&EYE-FRIENDLY AMBER LIGHT] The neck light has Anti-dizzy 4 LEDs. 3 brightness each side, white, warm and mixed light. Each side is controlled independently. No dizzy, steady and bright enough. The warm soft amber light, is blue light blocking, eye-strain relieved and eye-friendly. Neck light for crocheting, sewing, cross stitching, running, walking dog, jogging, fishing. No matter brighter light or soft warm light, you can get the excellent suitable light you need.

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