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It's not really a night light. More like a before-bed and wake-up light. While they don't publish the brightness, I asked Casper support, and they said it is a
by yeutterg 8y ago
It's not really a night light. More like a before-bed and wake-up light.
While they don't publish the brightness, I asked Casper support, and they said it is about 375 lumens, which seems right anecdotally (I don't have an integrating sphere to verify). Note that you need to open the app and set "Overall Brightness" to max (just one time, not every time) to get that many lumens, otherwise, it's more like 300.
That's roughly equivalent to a 40 Watt light bulb. 100-150 lux at a usable distance (which is what this would give you) is a good setting for most people (from what I've seen). For my eyes (age 26) that's plenty to read with.
- wil421 8y agoI’ll have to try it. My lamp is about a foot higher so the light can travel down to the paper while I’m sitting against my pillow. I’m not sure the globe would be able to do it without turning my book or body.
- reaperducer 8y agoNightlight ≠ reading lamp.
- wil421 8y agoAt 45 seconds you can see it’s being shown as a reading light too. Directly from Casper’s video on this page. https://casper.com/glow-light/ https://casper.com/glow-light/