BenQ WiT e-Reading LED Desk Lamp - Interstellar Blue $293.25 + Shipping ($0 with Club) @ Catch

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ckwatsydney on 03/10/2021 - 20:15 catch.com.au (1128 clicks)
Last edited 03/10/2021 - 22:23 by 1 other user

Had been looking for a decent flicker-free desk lamp.
Always wanted to grab a 3M polarising task lamp but they are not available in Straya.

Bumped into this when I looked for any good catch @ catch.com.au from their 15th birthday bash.
After reading reviews (some in Chinese which is more comprehensive as this is a product from a Taiwanese company), found that this one is worth the money, especially in home office settings. Good for those working from home long time every day.

Cheapest at $329 elsewhere.
After Cashrewards' 15% Cashback (Capped at $40), it becomes $293.25-$39.9= $253.26 which is a pretty good price.
I started 30-day catch club free trial so I only paid $2 for express shipping ($0 for standard shipping)

Features of BenQ WiT e-Reading LED Desk Lamp:

-The World's First Lamp for e-Reading
BenQ WiT features Wide lighting up to 90 cm range which is 150% wider than typical lamps; Intelligent control to detect illuminance of environment and deliver the best light to balance contrast glare; Tailor-made your own brightness and color temperature for different scenarios to suit your needs.

-Smile Curve Tech
WiT shapes the smile that you read with.
WiT’s uniquely curved shape is the epitome of function merging with aesthetics. Compared with traditional lamps, WiT delivers light evenly across your entire e-Reading area, eliminating the contrast glare and enables the user to flexibly adjust the brightness and color temperature (2700K-5700K).

-Smart e-Reading mode, as you need.
With just one touch on the ring to activate the e-Reading mode, the built-in ambient light sensor detects the light of the environment and WiT delivers the patented 'brighter at the sides, darker in the middle'illumination to reduce the contrast glare and the reflection on your screens.

-Dimmable cool white and warm white, as you wish.
Simply turn the rotary knob, so you can easily fine tune the color temperatures and the brightness to suit your reading needs. Go with a cooler temperature for your problem-solving tasks; go with the warmer tones for relaxing.

-Aesthetics Outside, Technology Inside
A. Flicker-free LED driver IC offers constant and even lighting
B. Ambient light sensor detects environment illumination
C. Curved light guide module widens the illumination area
D. The LED complied with the IEC/EN62471 photobiological safety regulation does not harm your eyes

May also refer to https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NKvgb6seHV4

Hope you guys will like it.

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  [Deactivated] on 03/10/2021 - 20:30

  +2

  the joy of arc
  Smile Curve Tech

  My next job would be to decipher these.

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    ckwatsydney on 03/10/2021 - 20:33

    Good luck mate!
    Can’t wait to see an amazing product from Australia.

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  ckwatsydney on 03/10/2021 - 21:13

  -1

  When I posted the deal, the stock level is 15.
  Now, it's only 4. Hurry up, guys who want it!

  Edit: OOS. Party's over. Gone so fast.

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    ckwatsydney on 03/10/2021 - 21:40

    -1

    They placed some stock back. 9 left now.

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  djmm on 03/10/2021 - 22:57

  What's the difference between this and fitting a desk lamp with adjustable LED?

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  Jef Tino on 03/10/2021 - 23:14

  +2

  So this is 6 year old model of a LED lamp (that video is from 2015).

  Catch is known for flogging overstocked old stuff, way pass its technological prime.

  Discount is just a few % compared to the usual price, though cashback indeed makes it a better deal.

  What I am missing here? LED technology has improved in 6 years, is this lamp really that good that it's still worth buying for ~$250 (after cashback)?

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    CalmLemons on 04/10/2021 - 00:27

    Bought 3 of these at start of lockdowns. The lights just a lot more even over a bigger surface area.

    If you have kids or care about uniform light, then it's pretty worth it. Stand is super sturdy - don't drop it on your foot.

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    evie on 04/10/2021 - 10:28

    I think 250 is a good price for this one. I bought it on full price last week.

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    robo11 on 04/10/2021 - 16:33

    it's the same lamp used by ex google ex facebook employee (as a millionaire). So it's good some street cred… as a millionaire.

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  CalmLemons on 04/10/2021 - 00:28

  3M polarising task lamp

  • what?

  Haven't heard of this before - low glare?

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    Tatanga on 04/10/2021 - 09:52

    The idea interested me so I did a bit of Googling. It seems to be very proprietary to 3M and online references are mostly 8-10 years old, possibly predating their use of LED lamps. They were marketing at Asian parents who didn't want their dear little kiddies' eyes strained. I'm guessing that the lack of cheap knockoffs means that polarising work light at the emitter is not actually very helpful; if you're worried about glare you'd want to be wearing polarised glasses. But, I haven't tried this myself.

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  aoiro on 04/10/2021 - 11:21

  The stand looks like it takes up a lot of desk real estate.