Circadian Optics Lumos 10,000 Lux Light Therapy Lamp

A compact desk lamp that puts out 10,000 lux of UV-free white light at 5500K, the brightness figure light-therapy guidance normally points to. It is aimed at anyone whose mornings get dark from autumn onward and who wants bright light at a desk without a bulky panel taking over the room. We have not tested this lamp ourselves: everything below comes from the manufacturer’s published specifications and from publicly available customer feedback, and we would rather say so than imply hands-on experience.

• 10,000 lux at 5500K and UV-free — the brightness level most light-therapy guidance cites, with no ultraviolet output
• 270° rotating light panel on a weighted base, so you can angle it toward eye level and it stays where you put it
• Stands 21 inches tall in use but folds down to 13.8 inches for storage; LED rated for 50,000 hours, with a 4-year replacement warranty
• Around €60, roughly double some other 10,000 lux lamps — and the listing does not mention a built-in timer, a feature several cheaper rivals advertise

Consistently rated above 4.5 stars by several thousand buyers at the time of writing, with lighting quality, brightness and portability the most commonly praised points. Ratings and prices change, so check the current figures on Amazon before deciding.

A light therapy lamp is not a medical device and nothing here is medical advice. If low mood, fatigue or sleep problems persist, please speak to a doctor. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.