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Mini Chou Portable Cordless LED Lamp by LZF

Mini Chou Portable Cordless LED Lamp

by Yonoh Studio for LZF

3.0(1)

$925.60 $1,157.00

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Key Features

Dimmable
2 Year Limited warranty
Battery Operated
Made in Spain
Lighting that's so cute and colorful, you'll want to take it with you wherever you go. The shape and portability of the Mini Chou Portable Cordless LED Lamp by LZF was inspired by Japanese paper lanterns (or, "chouchin"). Here, the paper is replaced by translucent natural Wood Veneer, a material that's thin enough to be manipulated like paper, but with all the character and texture that comes from real wood. When its battery is fully charged using the included USB charger, this petite lantern can glow for up to 7 hours at full power, or longer when the LEDs are dimmed.
Item Number
LZF1946473
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MFR ID
CHOU MN LED UL 29

Review Snapshot

3.0

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Reviewed by 1 customer

1 / 1

Beautiful lamp. Doesn't hold a charge

Submitted 6 years ago

By AA__

From Undisclosed

Verified Buyer

Thank you for replacing my first defective light which stopped working. The second one does not seem to hold a charge. The quality control is not great, but Ylighting has excellent customer service and the manufacturer sent a replacement promptly.

Bottom Line No, I would not recommend to a friend

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LZF

LZF lighting got started in 1994 by Marivi Calvo and Sandro Tothill. The contemporary lighting company has a gypsy-like past, beginning in a living room, then moving into a garage, transitioning to a basement, and then upgrading to an enameling plant before finally establishing roots in a converted winery in the Chiva village in Valencia, Spain.