Wick Rechargeable LED Table Lamp
by Graypants
Save $35.80 (20%)
Reviewed by 53 customers
Nice but not reliable
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Comments about Wick Rechargeable LED Table Lamp
A very attractive product, so much so that I recently bought a second one to have a matching pair. One month later, one of them has stopped working. And Lumens, after a week's delay, has admitted that they are unable to reach the vendor, so I may be out of luck. Their policy does not include any warranty on their part, it would seem. What a disappointment.
Merchant Response
We appreciate your feedback and are so disappointed the Wick Rechargeable LED Table Lamp caused issues for you. We do see your warranty replacement has been submitted and is currently in process.
Great lamp
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Comments about Wick Rechargeable LED Table Lamp
Love the design
Wonderful candle substitute
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Comments about Wick Rechargeable LED Table Lamp
I love these little lamps. I use them in place of candles, on my dining table, on the mantel, and in the windows. They are wonderful, good quality, and make me happy
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Your feedback is valuable to us! Thank you for taking the time to share it.
So cute!
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Comments about Wick Rechargeable LED Table Lamp
This little lamp is small but mighty and super super cute! I love that it has the 3 brightness settings and its tactile, no clunky buttons, just a gorgeous finish all around. The product is a good weight and it's fun to use it around the house! This is the original design and well worth the price.
Merchant Response
We just love the design too!
Made A Great Present
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Comments about Wick Rechargeable LED Table Lamp
This was a Christmas/House Warming Gift for someone else. She absolutely loves it for the the uniqueness, brass type finish and and lighting.
Graypants
Seattle, Washington, 2008. The Graypants design studio was founded by architects Jonathan Junker and Seth Grizzle (and joined later by close friend, Jon Gentry) as a way to get back to what they'd originally loved about architecture: design, drawing and making things by hand.