Review OxyLED T100: Stylish LED lamp with adjustable light

We tests OxyLED T100, the table lamp or desk lamp with LED dimmable; powerful but not dazzling light, low power consumption and excellent construction. LED lamps have become a coveted accessory that accompanies everyday life and evening for many of our readers who have next to Mac or for reading a product of this type.

Among the many that we have tested, there is also the OxyLED T100, which looks very good from the aesthetic point of view and for the good rapport between cost and performance can be a viable alternative many renowned products.

OxyLED T100 is delivered in the classic cardboard pack containing genuine lamp and power supply. Already from the weight of the box is understood to be in front of a product very solid and robust. These sensations are then promptly confirmed as soon as you pick up the lamp. It weighs 1.3 kg, so it is very stable when placed on a shelf, despite its size, relatively low and variable depending on how you decide to extend the adjustable arm of 30 cm.

The OxyLED T100 is sold in different colors, black, gray, red and white. The model tested by Macitynet is black, glossy with base and lamp, while the adjustable bracket is rubber mat. Overall, the lamp offers a very modern, elegant and minimalist, which fits in any case any desk and certainly looks good when coupled to a Mac or notebook of any kind.

The modern style can be traced even in the touch buttons by which you can turn on and turn off the light or, alternatively, adjust the intensity. Tapping the red button ignition can be switched on the lamp, while tapping the six dots presents around you can adjust the intensity.

The attenuation or the increase of the OxyLED T100 lamp light is possible through the transmission of the PWM signal to an integrated circuit within the power supply. All this without switches at high frequency. The color temperature of the OxyLED T100 lamp has been designated on the temperature of 5000k, considered adequate to read, since it mimics the brightness of the sun in the early morning.

Already at the minimum brightness lamp ensures a grade level of visibility, while if set to a maximum unable to fully illuminate a medium-sized room. As already mentioned, the light provides a bright coloration, but that at the same time very neutral and natural, so as not to be absolutely annoying.

Also, just because the OxyLED T100 emits light horizontally, they avoid ghosting effects. The technology of weakening of the integrated light, causes the OxyLED T100 to avoid glare effect, even when you look directly at the light beam.

OxyLED T100 has an index of division equal to 80, so as to show the color of the illuminated objects in an optimal manner, making sure that the user does not overdrive the view. Dimming touch six levels also offers a function for saving: every time the lamp is switched on again back to the brightness level last used.

In terms of consumption, the OxyLED T100 is only 7 W, so as to be also very economical, yet being in a very intense and high brightness; approximately, according to a statement of the manufacturer, you will save 60% than traditional lights. The lamp, assures the producer, has a range of 25,000 hours of battery life and is guaranteed for 3 years which means 10 years of life to 7 hours per day for 365 days a year.

OxyLED T100 has proved a good desk lamp, modern, very solid and robust. And so constructed impeccable, devoid of crunches, also in the adjustable arm, which presents optimum resistance to adjust its position at best. The light that emanates is really powerful, flicker-free images, even in the face of only 7W, and it is natural and relaxing, whatever the intensity level chosen among the six available.

Our tests OxyLED T100 did not really show any defects and also the price, apparently high. It is amply justified by the quality of construction and the full efficiency of the lamp. Recommended for multiple uses: for reading in bed or on the couch, but also to work in the office at the computer Duranti the dark hours and night. To want to find a single flaw, for the record, we note the lack of USB ports, which would have allowed, for example, to recharge smartphones, tablets or external devices at night.