Ntmaichy LED Bedside Wall Light, Wall Mounted Reading Spot Lights with Switch and USB Port, Rotatable Wall Sconce Spotlight for Bedroom, Hallway, Stairs, Hotel, Adjustable 3000K Lighting, 3W+9W LED

I got this bedside wall lamp mainly because of its unusual design and look. It features a spotlight, which is rather bright, an outer ambient rim light, which gives out a soft yet bright glow and a single USB-A port, which is useful for charging devices. It has individual switches for both lights, so you can select either or both. Conveniently the spotlight can be rotated to 330 degrees, giving plenty of adjustability to position the light in the required area.The frame of the lamp is made completely from metal while the spotlight is aluminium, both of which are strong and sturdy and are finished in smooth matt black paint. It has decent power with the ambient light offering 9W of power and the spotlight 3W, though it would have been a nice touch if dimming options were available.Although it's stated to be a bedside lamp, it isnt restricted to be used as such and can look equally good in the lounge or dining area. Personally, I got this for the entrance and thought this would look great above the drawer in the hallway, to shine some ambient light in the evening and use the spotlight when needing light on the tabletop.

Although i have not had the time to install this spotlight yet i have connected it to power to test it.This wall ring light and spotlight combo has independent on/off rocker switches plus a USB socket for charging or powering USB devices.The ring light is quite bright and would have benefitted if it could have been dimmable but it's not, the spotlight can be moved at various angles and worked well.The spotlight is made of aluminium ( i think as it's not magnetic ) and the rear housing made of steel as that is magnetic, all finished in what looks like a very smart matt black.Installation should be a simple task, wall mounted by a metal bracket with 2 point wall fixing, connection is just 2 wires connected to a simple connecter where you press a button which opens the contacts and insert a wire and release the button, do that for each wire ( two wires, one live and one neutral )At the back where all the wires and switch connections are pre assembled i had trouble pushing all the wires back into the rear lighting housing so the light fitting would be flush fitting to the wall.I'm sure though when i fit this light it wont be a problem with a dab of hot glue.So in conclusion a light fitting that has some very minor issues for me personally like not being dimmable, maybe there will be a MKII version that is dimmable.All in all a decent product in my humble opinion.