Cellphone parts supplier: HOW A USB LED LIGHT CHANGE OUR LIFE ?

USB LED LIGHT . This is a very easy way to bring a portable light for reading and other uses. It's only 6 5/8" long and the thickest part is only 3/4". You can easily stick this in your pocket, briefcase, backpack, etc.

You can power this from a computer USB port or the USB port on a power bank. This bends in the middle so you can angle it how you like. There is no bare bulb exposed so this is easy on your eyes, yet powerful enough so you can see a computer keyboard or read a book. You can also use this as a nightlight in a bathroom (too bright for the bedroom) or hallway if you attach it to a power bank (not all power banks have built in flashlights).

If you have a USB port, you can use this little light. It’s rather like the Bendy cable in that it can be twisted or turned around to suit your needs. I tried it out in my laptop, PC, and in a battery pack. The battery pack ended up being a mini flashlight. I was able to fully make my way around in the dark using it.

LED lights last for a long time and the silicone coating on this little portable lamp adds to the durability. There are all sorts of cool things you can do with a lighting source such as this one. For example, I put the light, which I had attached to a battery pack, on top of my tower. The tower is under my desk and with the added light I was able to see that if need be, I’d be able to work under my desk without having to use a bulky flashlight.
FEATURES:

► Slim design, Desk,bed,outdoor, wherever you are, it offers convenience.
► Soft light lampshade, it avoids direct led light to protect your eyes.
► Soft and bendable silicone body, it easy to use anywhere.
► It can be used for any 5V USB port. Laptop, powerbank or USB charger etc.
► Average Life : 50,000 hours.

If you want to work on your laptop during the night, but don’t want to disturb anyone, now’s your chance. I’m a great one for small gizmos and this has got to be one of the handiest ones yet. It’s small, portable, ultra-useful, and just might end up in my emergency kit right along with that battery pack.