Circadian Optics - Lumine Light Therapy Lamp - Gray

Name: Circadian Optics - Lumine Light Therapy Lamp - Gray
Brand: Circadian Optics
SKU: 6460459
Rating: 4.1 (31 reviews)

Model: Lumine

SKU: 6460459

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Key Specs
- Color Temperature: Adjustable white, Daylight
General
- Brand: Circadian Optics
- Model Number: Lumine
- Product Name: Lumine Light Therapy Lamp
- Color: Gray
Lighting
- Maximum Bulb Wattage: 16 watts
- Bulb(s) Included: true
- Light Output: 700 lumens
- Light Direction: Outward
- Color Temperature: Adjustable white, Daylight
Compatibility
- Voice Assistant Built-in: No, No (A digital assistant built into the device that uses voice commands to answer questions and control smart devices.)
- App Compatible: false (The product can be connected to a program or software application on a mobile device, which then receives collected data from the product.)
Features
- Adjustable Angle: false
Certifications Listings & Approvals
- ENERGY STAR Certified: false (Devices carrying the ENERGY STAR service mark, such as computer products and peripherals, kitchen appliances, and other products, generally use 20% to 30% less energy than required by federal standards.)
Power
- Power Source: Plug-in
Design
- Finish: Gloss
Material
- Fixture Material: Plastic
Dimensions
- Product Height: 9.5 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Width: 7 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 2 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Weight: 1.69 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Adjustable Height: false
- Cord Length: 7.2 feet
Other
- UPC: 011922138887

Circadian Optics is a maker of bright light therapy lamps that mimic daylight. Our designer lamps allow you to get the light you need, right at your desk. Symmetrical and minimalist, Lumine’s versatile design fits as well in a home as it does in an office. It’s perfectly square top-to-bottom light panel and integrated stand create a bold, modern aesthetic.

Stylish and UV-Free: These mood light sun lamps are not only good for us but they make a fashionable addition to any space while providing the kind of light that our bodies need. The sun lamp is also free of unwanted UV rays
Light Is Essential: Sunlight regulates the cycles of our bodies and our moods. With people spending more time indoors these days, it’s important to make sure our bodies get what they need, and this daylight lamp is here to shine some light for you
Effective: This therapy light provides the recommended 10,000 LUX of brightness to help the winter blues, regulate sleep, improve focus, boost energy and make us feel less sad. The happy light therapy lamp is designed to mimic the colors of daylight
Longer Lasting: The LED natural light lamp lasts approximately 50,000 hours -- a longer life than fluorescent bulbs -- and produces uniform, dot-free light that has the same quality of the noonday sun (5500K), full-spectrum
Easy to Use: Our happy lamp’s revolutionary, quick one-touch operation makes it simple to use. No complicated settings to mess around with. 3 levels allow you to customize the brightness for the best efficacy and comfort

Whats Included

Lumine Lamp
Adapter
User Guide

Customers are saying

Customers highly value the Lumine Light Therapy Lamp for its adjustable brightness, compact size, and ease of use. Many customers have found it helpful in boosting their energy levels, particularly those who work late nights. Some users have also noticed an improvement in their sleep quality, feeling more rested and energized during the day.

This summary was generated by AI based on customer reviews.

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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Nice and Pleasant light therapy for the family
I was skeptical to the purpose of Circadian Optics Lumine Light Therapy lamp, wondering why would I need it here in Southern California. Then I realized that some areas in our home does not have some of the best natural lighting, and this was the best answer to that. I was surprised at how small this lamp is: 7x9.5x2 inches and weighs under 2lbs. All you need to plug it in and press the HOME button at the bottom front. You are immediately greeted with a high and bright white light that resembles the noon-day sun at 5500K. You can press the button for two additional lesser settings before it turns off. After a few weeks of utilizing it for our home family, I’ve come to enjoy this little lamp. This lamp does add necessary brightness to a few rooms in our home: our home offices where not only my wife but my children have been spending a majority of the daytime in class or working from home. I can tell that my son was having some frustrations in his class because he was feeling tired from the eye-strain of the screen. The lamp appeared to help with his alertness and increased his mood over a 20-30 minute time span. The Circadian Optics Light Therapy Lamp utilizes UV-Free LED. Again, this is very bright and I placed it in several locations in our home where we have a computer or where we spend the most of our time. During the later afternoon, early evenings, I turned it on after dinner to help simulate the noon-day sun when the fatigue was starting to set in. I can say that it did give us some spark of energy for that 1 hour I had it on. As my kids have been staying home more often because of the pandemic, they haven’t been able to outside during business hours because of so many people and we wanted to maintain social distancing. I’ve felt that this lamp has helped in some way their mood and that light exposure. Overall, we are really enjoying this device and can’t wait to utilize this during the Fall/Winter times where there is less light in the daytime.
Posted 4 years ago by APFLORES413
Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Great way to simulate daylight in dark rooms
This lamp can be useful, but you need to understand what it does and doesn’t do. It’s not a “smart lamp” that wakes you up with light, but is a manual light that you use to help “wake you up” after waking up. Think of it as another cup of coffee in the morning. IN THE BOX Pretty simple, the light which is approximately 8x9 inches and 1.5 inches thick, a power cord, and a small bracket that inserts into the back and acts as the stand. SETTING UP While it may not be “smart” it is easy to use and operate. I did have some difficulties fitting the stand into the back of it, there’s not much wiggle room, and I felt like it would break. It seemingly comes out (for storage/transport) but I’m hesitant to take it back out for fear of breaking it. You simply plug the power cord into the wall and the back of the light, and voila, you’re done. EASE OF USE Again, a recurring theme is that this product is dead simple to use. There’s one power button in the front. It looks like it “clicks” in and depresses, but it feels mostly touch sensitive. Nonetheless, it’s extremely responsive. It cycles through 4 settings, bright, less bright, relatively dim, and off. That’s it. In terms of using it, the instructions say not to stare directly at it (which is nearly impossible, it’s pretty bright) and to keep it 10-18 inches away from your face, directed off to the side. BENEFITS I want to pause and mention the instruction booklet. My take, and I may not be entirely correct, is that this light is meant to help wake you up and/or keep you up. The instructions say to use it in the morning for 30 or so minutes at a time (it suggests you start with a less bright setting in the beginning). You’re also directed not to use it 4 hours before bedtime. I haven’t tested if I’m able to fall asleep if I use it 4 hours before bedtime. MY IMPRESSIONS This device is extremely hard to evaluate, because while the idea seems practical and logical, it feels like pseudo-science; the idea that light therapy helps you wake up and sleep better. Again, it makes sense. But I have no real way to empirically prove their claims. What I can say is that I use it at my office when I get there in the morning, and after lunch when I feel like I’m ready for a nap. I can’t really say one way or the other if using the lamp for light therapy in the morning helps me sleep, but I can certainly say that it helps keep me awake. Imagine being drowsy in the morning, maybe a bad night’s sleep, I turn the light on off to the side of my desk and I feel more awake. It’s a weird thing to describe other than I’m not yawning. That’s not to say I’m hyper like caffeine, but I do feel rejuvenated. Maybe it’s “light therapy”, maybe it’s just having a somewhat annoying bright light shining near your face. Whether you believe in light therapy or not, I can say that I use it everyday, and it helps me stay awake. I’m not going to say it makes me smarter or more focused, but it does help rejuvenate, especially after a bad night’s sleep. CONCLUSION If you live or work in a dark space, or just lacking in natural light, I would give this light a shot. It certainly “brightens” the room (pun intended) but it does a decent job at mimicking natural sunlight. It creates some interesting commentary from my work colleagues (as they walk by my office with this extremely bright light pointing towards me) but I do genuinely find some utility in using it. And, it looks like an attractive frame when off (an attractive frame with no picture) so it’s not entirely an eyesore when it’s off.
Posted 4 years ago by callmeageeth
Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Just what I needed to start my work days
I work in a Science Lab and unfortunately my lab has no windows. At all, not even one of those narrow horizontal windows near the ceiling. When I am home, I generally start my day by sitting near our kitchen window, drinking my coffee, and looking out into the morning. I cannot do this in my lab so I thought one of these lamps might help with giving me at least the light part to help me begin my day. Controls and setup are relatively simple. You get an ac adapter that has a barrel plug that you attach to the bottom rear part of the light. There is also a plastic ‘stand’ piece you attach to the back of the light to stabilize it on a table. The entire light is fairly small and looks like a picture frame. You have one circular touch button on the front of the light. You can keep tapping it to toggle between 3 intensities of light, and off. This light gets very, very bright. The instructions recommend that you don’t put it directly in front of you, and I think it would be difficult to even attempt to you use it like this. I have set it to the right of my desk and keep it on the low light setting. This to me has the most comfortable way to use it. I get to my lab around 7am, and immediately turn on my lamp every morning. I feel like the light does help me feel a little better starting my day. Obviously not the same as being able to look out a window, but nice to get that light in my room. I feel like my mood has improved since I have been using this lamp. This has a very specific use case, but if you are looking for something to simulate sunlight to help you start your morning, then this is a high recommendation. I generally just use it in the morning, but I can see people using this throughout the day to feel more alert or energized.
Posted 4 years ago by Balboa3