DYSON LIGHTCYCLE LAMP, UNBOXING A $600 LAMP IS IT WORTH IT??
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2024
- I just got this Dyson Lightcycle Lamp, it was a lot of fun to set up and believe it or not a lap can be FUN to use. It is the most versatile lamp I have seen with the options for focused or diffused light. The ability to program it with automated/motion setting and custom temperature/brightness. make this lamp way smarter than any other lamp I have ever owned. The price tag is hefty but it is a guaranteed conversation piece and it does it's job very well. This lamp isn't for everybody but if you do take the plunge you will be happy with the product if not the price tag.
The actual price tag of the lamp is $599, sorry about the confusion as I misquoted $500.
Since it costs $599, I would call it 600 dollar lamp, not a 500 dollar one.
In the first part of the unboxing he says its a $500 lamp. maybe he got a discount.
I use some dyson products, but I think James Dyson is at a point now where he is sitting back and seeing how he can build a ridiculous version of a standard household item/appliance and see how much he can get paid for it. This product is def targeted for hipsters.
If you prefer a different price, the Atollo lamp, made in Italy, with a simple on/off switch, is $4,347.00 Or the small Atollo for $1,881.00 There are plenty of other Italian lamps that have been around for over 40 years available for over $1,000. Ptolomeo and anything by Flos, are also excellent Italian lamps, used in high-end decor. They’ve won many international design awards.
"its a very simple design"
*as he zooms in for a close up of the hinges, slider things, multiple wheels, and springs.
I like the solarcycle morph lamp a touch better because it looks like the light element can rotate 180 degrees up. that would be helpful if you wanted light an area bouncing light off the ceiling or wall. Also like the solarcycle ambient position with the lighted tube stand.
I bought the latest Dyson Solarcycle table lamp in 2019. And in 2020, the next generation Dyson Solarcycle Morph floor lamp. Both lamps are defective after 2 years. In my case I found out that only the power supply is defective. I have two neighbors who have the exact same problem with their Dyson lamps. The lamps switch themselves off again and again after 2 minutes! It is not possible to order a new power supply unit, we have been trying to order it from Dyson for over a year. It's been unavailable for over 1 year! You can't buy the power pack anywhere in Europe from England to Sweden to Spain! I just sent the power packs to Dyson for repairs, they wrote to me there: Our workshop informed us that we only received two power packs and not your entire Solarcycle table lamp. As part of the repair, we would like to exchange your table lamp for a new device, but for this it must be received in our workshop in advance.
What use is a new lamp if the lamps have the same problem again in 2 years? What experiences have you had with your Dyson lamps?
this lamp better make my future bright for $600
Cool design
yeah, looks almost like an industrial crane
SOUL Sightseeing you’re blind
I can describe this thing in one word “overpriced”
For sure, definitely not for everybody
@@fog561 more like not for anybody!
I guess you’re not familiar with what a high-end Italian lamp costs. A Taccio by Flos, to name one among hundreds of table lamps, is over £1,000 (about $1,220 U.S.) It has an on/off switch and none of the smart features that this Dyson has: proximity sensor; solar tracking technology; five different modes; random on/off feature; age-adjusted lighting, etc. Just a simple on/off switch for more than twice the price of the Dyson. There are too many examples to list.
For $500 it should include RGB lights, twisting head, full functionality without the app and at least a 10-year warranty. I bet it costed less than $100 to manufacture.
it will also have dinner ready when you get home from work :)
very true but they guarantee that the led will last at least 60 years so that's that...
@@daniel_s we won't have LED lights 60 years from now.
Have you seen high-end lamps? A Tizio by Artemide has an on/off switch and none of the other features, for around the same price. That’s one example among many.
100 dollars, no way. @lipo PWR it must be at most 43 bucks. Heck, like ikea you have to assemble the lamp.
guys I got it for free. for that price tho not worth it, just buy a normal lamp . it Keeps closing itself even after I turned off all the buttons I'm so pissed. before you say that mine has a problem. I exchanged once already don't buy it
"There's a sucker born every minute"
P. T. Barnum
And let there will be light and the light will shine on your money.
What if you want to use it at night?
It will definitely perform well at all hours as it should for $500. It has an ambient setting, much like most cell phones that light up the screen based on how much dark/bright it is outside. The lamp will light up based on how dark the room is and avoid blinding you in the middle of the night with a solar flare type setting. Hope this helps
If the arm had one more pivot I would buy it for my jewelry studio.
get the lightcycle morphe
Hey I dont wanna sound weird but how did you convince Dyson to give you $500 when you have less than 1K subs?
I can imagine only how it fits on actual desk. Design? It is very poor designed, but it is smart so you don't need to be. As i can see the major problem with future smarts will be cooling, cause this one really looks ugly probably because of cooling part that can not be flexible....
MrDzugoslav It is very overpriced but it can easily fit on a desk, it just need that little circle area at the base it’s tall so it won’t numb your head and it can extend like two or three feet so your arm probability won’t bump it unless it’s right over your head, and I love the design but it’s expensive as hell
The lamp looks industrial and cool
look at the dyson lightcycle morphe you can move that one in every way possible to man
Oh it has a USB hub. Why didn't you say that??? Its worth every penny then.
“You’ll forget you paid $500...I got mine for free.”🙄😂
SJ 24 lmaooo
You can make this by yourself for $20 max. What was Dyson thinking?
If you can make it for $20, I will give you $10,000 U.S. dollars.
are there wires that connect the vertical arm to the horizontal arm?
How did you convince dyson to send you the lamp? Do you still have it and how is functioning today?
I cannot imagine a single case where this price is justified
if you want it and thats pretty much it. any $5-10 lamp will do the trick if all you want is light. Just as the guy said this is more of a fun gadget thats also useful rather than a value proposition.
Did you actually buy this yourself or was it free to review?
5:30.
I'm sure the Kardashians bought 50 of them
I'm sure they got them as a gift and posted pics and never use them
From what i understand that light can last up to 60 years.
Yes! It actually comes with a 60 year waranty
IT IS A $700 lamp dude
very true!
Hi, thx for the review. Do you think this light alone would be bright enough for using three - four computer monitors?
I think it's bright enough for a large desk area but if you are using 3-4 monitors depending on how spaced out they are i don't think it will light up all (4) monitors. It is a very nice lamp tho... Thanks for the comment!
Snake light or gooseneck as someone else said is like 20 bucks. Hell you could go all out and buy a nice workshop light from Home Depot for 60 bucks and it’ll be infinitely better.
This reminded me of their circular fans that cost hundreds. It’s completely dumb, even their vacuums are dumb now. 10 years ago sure, they innovated but now? Negative, far cheaper and more well rounded products on the market.
Good points!
If you prefer a different price, the Atollo lamp, made in Italy, with a simple on/off switch, is $4,347.00 Or the small Atollo for $1,881.00 There are plenty of other Italian lamps that have been around for over 40 years available for over $1,000. Ptolomeo and anything by Flos, are also excellent Italian lamps, used in high-end decor. They’ve won many international design awards. As for the Dyson fan being dumb, I could not disagree more with you. I have personally seen many children get their fingers practically sliced off by traditional fan blades, which is impossible to happen with a Dyson fan. I work in an emergency room, so I speak from experience, not mindless theorizing.
Would you consider selling this lamp to me?
$599? Seriously
Yeah its pricey, I look at it as a conversation starter...usually starts with "599? Seriously" lol
thanks for watching
TECHTOYS now its cheaper it was on sale 350€ at dysons store if somebody sells it 250 ill buy it
If anyone spends 500 £/$ on anything eventually you will like it. Ps coming soon from China copy of this but way cheaper.
man if you spend 600 bucks on a lamp you probably have an serious problems
very true!
Or not enough problems...
a little of both, ha
Even at 150 it’s not worth it
Kinda stupid design, it will kick something at the back… like my expensive monitor display. Better if they designed it a bit more practical, like the back horizontal portion hides inside the vertical stand.
There’s much better than that one and cheaper. Gimmicky product.
Dyson overpriced vacuums at least perform well.
No reason you need a >$500 lamp unless it lights your whole damn house up.
Maybe $200.
Pay you so we can probably pay them? lol .. We’ll pass . . They got the pricing spot wrONg lol I didn’t even watch the whole video. If you have by any chance mentioned that shit is one of those things that’s worth your/our money..you lying brah xd
Has to be a troll lmao
Never buying anything from Dyson, their stuff is insanely overpriced! Piss Off!
very pricey, i do agree its priced out of the realm of normal pricing
@@fog561 If you prefer a different price, the Atollo lamp, made in Italy, with a simple on/off switch, is $4,347.00 Or the small Atollo for $1,881.00 There are plenty of other Italian lamps that have been around for over 40 years available for over $1,000. Ptolomeo and anything by Flos, are also excellent Italian lamps, used in high-end decor. They’ve won many international design awards.