For most bedside setups, I’d start with the OttLite LED Desk Lamp with Multi-Device Wireless Charging Station: its charging-focused design makes it the strongest all-around choice for readers who want more than a basic lamp. The Masdio by Ampulla Light of Tree stands out for its Bluetooth speaker and stated 10W wireless charging, while the Artoomizz set of two suits shoppers who want matching lamps on both sides of a bed. The main tradeoff is whether to prioritize charging convenience and reliable bedside lighting or add-ons such as clocks, speakers, and white noise. Extra features can save space, but they also add controls and functions you may not use. Read on for the full comparison and guidance on matching a lamp to your phone, nightstand, and bedtime routine.
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Key Takeaways
- Charging-first designs lead the comparison: The OttLite stands out for multi-device charging, while many other picks combine a single charging pad with a clock, speaker, or phone holder.
- Multifunction models make different compromises: Speaker-and-clock combinations can consolidate bedside gear, but buyers should decide whether those extras matter more than a simpler lighting setup.
- The Masdio is the clearest pick for stated charging speed: Its 10W wireless charger specification gives speed-focused shoppers a concrete point of comparison; phone compatibility and placement still matter.
- Paired lamps solve a different problem: The Artoomizz and cream touch-control sets are aimed at matching two nightstands, rather than maximizing a single lamp’s connected features.
- Clock-equipped options are not interchangeable: Several CRLL and all-in-one models include clocks, so display readability, alarm controls, and whether the display suits a dark bedroom should guide the choice.
| smart bedside lamps with wireless charging | Dimensions | Light source |
|---|---|---|
| OttLite LED Desk Lamp with Mul | 8.38 × 7.75 × 11.75 inches | LED |
| Artoomizz Smart Bedside Table | — | — |
| Blonbar Desk Lamp with Alarm C | — | LED |
| 5-in-1 LED Table Lamp with Wir | 5.71 × 5.71 × 2.17 inches | — |
| iGaur Bedside Lamp with Wirele | — | LED |
| Vivilumens LED Bedside Lamp wi | — | LED |
| Set of 2 Touch-Control Bedside | 5.5 × 5.5 × 15.9 in | — |
| Smart LED Table Lamp with Wire | 3.3 × 9.13 × 9 in | — |
| Smart LED Table Lamp with Alar | 3.3 × 9.13 × 9 in | — |
| Masdio by Ampulla Light of Tre | 11.2 × 5.9 × 7.2 in | LED |
| CRLL Bedside Lamp with Wireles | 3 × 12 × 7 inches (D × W × H) | LED |
| CRLL Bedside Lamp with Wireles | 3 × 12 × 7 inches (D × W × H) | — |
| IHAO Smart LED Desk Lamp with | 9.8 × 5.1 × 16.9 inches (D × W × H) | LED |
More Details on Our Top Picks
OttLite LED Desk Lamp with Multi-Device Wireless Charging Station
The OttLite is the strongest fit here for a bedside setup that needs to charge more than a phone: its station accommodates phones, earphones, and smartwatches, while its flexible neck directs light toward reading or a nearby work surface. Natural Daylight technology and three touch-activated color modes give it a more task-focused lighting approach than the softer, fabric-shaded Artoomizz pair. That difference is useful for late-night reading or a desk that doubles as a nightstand, though it may feel less cozy than those lamps. Its compact tabletop footprint also avoids the bulk of an all-in-one clock-and-speaker unit like the Blonbar. The main compromise is the plastic shade, which feels less substantial than fabric or wood, and the description does not specify charging speeds or compatibility details for each device.
Pros:- Charging station supports phones, earphones, and smartwatches
- Three touch-activated color modes suit different bedside tasks
- Flexible neck helps direct light where it is needed
- Compact tabletop design can fit a home office or nightstand
Cons:- Plastic shade may feel less premium than fabric or wood options
- Charging speeds and device compatibility details are not specified
Best for: Readers or bedside-table users who want directed light and a charging spot for a phone, earbuds, and smartwatch.
Not ideal for: Shoppers seeking a matched pair of warm, decorative lamps or those who want clear charging-speed and device-compatibility specifications.
- Brand:OttLite
- Model:VWC009-WA
- Light source:LED
- Wattage:5 watts
- Controls:Touch; three color modes
- Dimensions:8.38 × 7.75 × 11.75 inches
- Shade material:Plastic
- Warranty:2-year manufacturer warranty
Our verdict“Choose the OttLite if multi-device charging and adjustable task lighting matter more than decorative materials or detailed charging specifications.”
Artoomizz Smart Bedside Table Lamps, Set of 2, Cream
For a bed with two nightstands, the Artoomizz set solves a problem that the single OttLite and Blonbar cannot: it supplies two coordinated lamps, each with wireless charging and a USB port. The fabric shades and wooden bases lean toward a softer bedroom look, while three touch-controlled brightness levels make it easy to shift from reading light to a gentler evening glow. Compared with the more feature-packed Blonbar, these lamps keep the setup focused on bedside lighting and charging rather than adding an alarm and wake-up routine. The tradeoff is a charging setup with more conditions: the wireless pad may work more easily if a phone case is removed, and it requires a 5V/2A adapter. Buyers should also note that the supplied description does not specify the wireless charging speed.
Pros:- Two matching lamps provide a coordinated setup for both sides of a bed
- Each lamp combines wireless charging with a USB port
- Fabric shades diffuse light for a softer bedroom feel
- Three touch-controlled brightness levels simplify bedside adjustments
Cons:- Wireless charging may require removing the phone case
- Wireless charging requires a 5V/2A adapter
- The set occupies more space than a single-lamp option
Best for: Couples or bedroom decorators furnishing two nightstands who want matching lamps with both wireless and USB charging.
Not ideal for: People who need a single compact lamp, rely on wireless charging through a phone case, or do not have a compatible 5V/2A adapter.
- Set size:2 lamps
- Color:Cream
- Base material:Wood
- Shade material:Fabric
- Bulb:6-watt LED; E26 base, A19 shape
- Brightness settings:3
- Controls:Touch
- Charging:Wireless charging and USB port
- Dimensions per lamp:11.4 × 5.7 × 11.4 inches
Our verdict“Pick the Artoomizz pair for matching bedside lighting and dual charging options, provided its adapter and phone-case requirements suit your setup.”
Blonbar Desk Lamp with Alarm Clock and Qi Wireless Charger
The Blonbar makes the most sense for someone who wants the bedside lamp to take on morning duties as well as evening ones. Its digital alarm clock, wake-up light, and Qi charging bring those functions together, with the light starting to activate 10 minutes before the alarm and up to three 10-minute snoozes available. That routine gives it a clearer bedside purpose than the OttLite, which is better suited to directed reading light and charging several device types. It is also more focused than the 5-in-1 G-shaped lamp: the Blonbar lists a specific sunrise-style alarm feature, while the G-shaped model adds audio playback and more lighting modes. The tradeoff is that it needs corded power, and wireless charging works only with a compatible phone. Buyers should verify compatibility rather than assume every phone will charge.
Pros:- Combines a lamp, digital clock, wake-up light, and Qi charger
- Wake-up light begins 10 minutes before the alarm
- Offers three brightness levels and touch controls
- Up to three 10-minute snoozes support a flexible morning routine
Cons:- Requires corded electric power
- Wireless charging is limited to compatible phones
- Adds clock and alarm functions rather than multi-device charging or speaker features
Best for: People who want a bedside lamp, Qi charger, and gradual light-based alarm in one corded tabletop unit.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a portable or battery-powered lamp, or whose phone does not support Qi wireless charging.
- Model:AJ310
- Light source:LED
- Wattage:10 watts
- Charging:Qi wireless charging
- Brightness levels:3
- Controls:Touch
- Power:Corded electric; 12 volts DC
- Alarm features:Wake-up light begins 10 minutes before alarm; up to three 10-minute snoozes
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose the Blonbar if a gradual wake-up light and alarm matter more than portability or multi-device charging.”
5-in-1 LED Table Lamp with Wireless Charger, Bluetooth Speaker, Alarm Clock, and Night Light
This G-shaped lamp is the lineup’s compact command center: it combines 10 lighting modes, a digital clock, sunrise alarm, Bluetooth speaker, and 5W wireless charging in a body just 5.71 inches square. That gives it a broader set of bedside functions than the Blonbar, which focuses more directly on a wake-up light and alarm, and it adds audio inputs the OttLite lacks. The compact size is useful when a nightstand has little room, but the crowded feature set comes with setup tradeoffs. A separate 18W or QC 3.0 adapter is required, charging is limited to 5W, and the phone must be positioned carefully on the pad with a case no thicker than 4 mm. iPhone clock syncs automatically over Bluetooth; Android users need to set the time manually.
Pros:- Combines lamp, clock, sunrise alarm, speaker, and wireless charger
- Ten lighting modes provide more variety than the simpler Blonbar
- Bluetooth, TF card, and AUX inputs offer multiple audio options
- Compact dimensions suit crowded bedside tables
Cons:- Wireless charging is limited to 5W and requires careful phone alignment
- 18W or QC 3.0 power adapter is not included
- Android users must set the clock manually, and phone cases must be no thicker than 4 mm for charging
Best for: Space-conscious bedside users who want lighting, clock and alarm functions, audio playback, and phone charging in one compact device.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want fast wireless charging, included power accessories, or automatic clock setup on Android phones.
- Dimensions:5.71 × 5.71 × 2.17 inches
- Material:ABS+PC
- Lighting modes:10
- Wireless charging output:5W
- Audio inputs:Bluetooth, TF card, AUX
- Alarm light:Gradually brightens starting 5 minutes before alarm
- Power adapter:18W or QC 3.0 adapter required; not included
- Phone case limit for charging:No thicker than 4 mm
Our verdict“Choose this compact all-in-one if you value a wide range of bedside functions over faster charging and simpler setup.”
iGaur Bedside Lamp with Wireless Charger, Bluetooth Speaker, and Phone Holder
The iGaur is the clearest choice for bedside users who want a lamp they can move around: its 5000mAh battery and 1.6-pound body make it more portable than corded picks such as the Blonbar or Artoomizz pair. It also adds a Bluetooth 5.0 speaker and a 270° rotating phone holder, useful for adjusting a screen for viewing or calls without propping it against a separate stand. Four touch-controlled brightness levels keep the lighting simple. Its main compromise is that portability does not extend to wireless charging: the Qi charging feature works only when the lamp is plugged into a wall charger. Compared with the multi-device OttLite, this is a more flexible personal bedside accessory, but it does not list charging for earbuds or a smartwatch.
Pros:- Built-in 5000mAh battery supports portable use
- Four touch-controlled brightness levels, from 0% to 100%
- 270° rotating holder allows flexible phone viewing angles
- Bluetooth 5.0 speaker adds audio playback without another bedside device
Cons:- Qi wireless charging requires connection to a wall charger
- Does not list charging support for earbuds or smartwatches
- The 1.6-pound unit is portable but less lightweight than a small night light
Best for: People who move a bedside lamp between rooms and want a battery-powered light with a phone stand and speaker.
Not ideal for: Buyers who expect wireless phone charging to work while the lamp is running on battery, or who want to charge multiple device types.
- Lamp type:Night light
- Light source:LED
- Brightness levels:4: 0%, 30%, 70%, 100%
- Connectivity:Bluetooth 5.0; range up to 33 feet
- Battery capacity:5000mAh
- Wireless charging:Qi-compatible; requires wall power
- Phone holder rotation:270°
- Dimensions and weight:9.84 × 6.29 × 2.55 inches; 1.6 pounds
Our verdict“Pick the iGaur for portable lighting and phone viewing, but choose a corded charging-focused lamp if wireless charging away from an outlet is the priority.”
Vivilumens LED Bedside Lamp with Wireless Charging, Bluetooth Speaker, White Noise, and Adjustable Phone Holder
The Vivilumens S22 is the strongest fit here for anyone who wants a bedside lamp to support both screen viewing and a wind-down routine. Its 180° adjustable light bar doubles as a device holder, so a phone, tablet, or e-reader can stay propped up while you watch or read. That makes it more flexible for bedside use than the TIMEGOA pair, which prioritizes matching lamps and charging access over device positioning. Five built-in sleep sounds, Bluetooth 5.0, and three touch-controlled brightness levels add useful options without relying on an app. The tradeoff is that this is a corded, single-lamp setup, and wireless charging only works with compatible phones. Choose it for its holder and sleep audio; skip it if you mainly need coordinated lighting for two nightstands.
Pros:- Adjustable light bar supports horizontal or vertical phone, tablet, and e-reader viewing
- Five built-in sleep sounds, including white noise, rain, and waves
- Bluetooth 5.0 adds speaker playback beyond the built-in sounds
- Three touch-controlled brightness levels suit different bedside lighting needs
Cons:- Requires a USB cable and wall power, so it is not a cordless bedside option
- Wireless charging depends on phone compatibility
- A single lamp does not provide the paired-nightstand convenience of the TIMEGOA set
Best for: Bedside readers and screen users who want an adjustable device holder, wireless charging, and built-in sleep sounds in one lamp.
Not ideal for: Couples furnishing two nightstands or buyers who want a compact lamp focused mainly on charging rather than audio and device viewing.
- Model:S22
- Light source:LED
- Power:10 watts; corded electric
- Connectivity:Bluetooth 5.0; range up to 33 ft
- Brightness:3 levels: 30%, 70%, and 100%
- Device holder adjustment:Up to 180°
- Mounting type:Tabletop
- Water resistance:Not water resistant
Our verdict“Choose the Vivilumens S22 if an adjustable device holder and built-in sleep sounds matter as much as bedside charging.”
Set of 2 Touch-Control Bedside Lamps with Wireless Charging and USB Ports, Cream
This TIMEGOA set earns its place through two coordinated lamps with charging at each bedside, rather than a long list of smart features. The pleated fabric shades diffuse the light, while touch control offers three brightness levels without a separate switch to find in the dark. Each lamp also combines wireless charging with a USB port, giving households another way to power a device. Compared with the Vivilumens S22, this pair is better for furnishing both sides of a bed, but it gives up the adjustable phone holder and built-in sleep sounds. Charging has a compatibility wrinkle: the supplied setup requires a 5V/3A adapter for wireless charging, and some phone cases may need to come off. It suits buyers who value symmetry and simple bedside controls over app features or Bluetooth audio.
Pros:- Includes two matching lamps for coordinated bedside lighting
- Each lamp offers wireless charging and a USB port
- Three touch-controlled brightness levels make nighttime adjustments straightforward
- Pleated fabric shades provide diffused light
Cons:- Wireless charging may require removing a phone case
- Wireless charging requires a 5V/3A adapter
- Lacks the Bluetooth audio and built-in sleep sounds found on the Vivilumens S22
Best for: Couples or homeowners setting up two matching nightstands who want touch-dimmable lamps and both wireless and USB charging at each side.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking Bluetooth audio, app control, an adjustable device stand, or wireless charging that works reliably through every phone case.
- Quantity:2 lamps
- Color:Cream
- Dimensions:5.5 × 5.5 × 15.9 in
- Base and shade materials:Wood base; fabric shade
- Bulb base:E26
- Brightness:3 dimmable levels
- Charging:Wireless charging and USB port per lamp
- Power:Corded electric; wireless charging requires a 5V/3A adapter
Our verdict“Pick the TIMEGOA set if you want matching touch-control lamps and charging on both sides of the bed.”
Smart LED Table Lamp with Wireless Charger, Bluetooth Speaker, and Alarm Clock
This app-controlled lamp makes the most sense for people who want charging and wake-up functions in one bedside hub. Alongside its 15W wireless charger and Bluetooth speaker, it provides an alarm clock, sleep timer, and wake-up light; pairing with a phone also calibrates the time automatically. Compared with the TIMEGOA set, it offers more connected features and a stronger focus on routines, but it supplies one lamp rather than matching lights for two nightstands. App control can be useful for setting lighting and alarms, though buyers who prefer physical touch controls may find it less direct than the TIMEGOA lamps. Charging also needs careful placement: metal accessories and cases thicker than 4 mm can interfere. Its 18W-or-higher or QC3.0 adapter is included, making this a feature-rich choice for a phone-compatible bedside setup, not the simplest one.
Pros:- Combines wireless charging, Bluetooth audio, and alarm functions
- 15W wireless charging output for compatible phones
- App includes sleep timer and wake-up light functions
- Automatic time calibration when paired with a phone
Cons:- Charging requires careful phone alignment and compatible wireless-charging hardware
- Metal rings, magnets, cards, grips, or cases thicker than 4 mm can interfere
- App control may be less convenient than the TIMEGOA lamps’ direct touch controls
Best for: Phone-connected sleepers who want an app-managed alarm, wake-up light, sleep timer, speaker, and 15W wireless charging at one bedside.
Not ideal for: Buyers who prefer simple touch-only controls, need two coordinated lamps, or use thick cases or metal phone accessories.
- Dimensions:3.3 × 9.13 × 9 in
- Wireless charging output:15W
- Connectivity:Bluetooth
- Controls:Mobile app
- Charging compatibility:Phones that support wireless charging
- Maximum phone case thickness:4 mm
- Additional functions:Alarm clock, sleep timer, wake-up light, music-synced lighting, and hands-free calls
- Recommended power adapter:18W or higher or QC3.0; included
Our verdict“Choose this model if app-set alarms and wake-up lighting matter more to you than paired lamps or purely physical controls.”
Smart LED Table Lamp with Alarm Clock, Wireless Charger, Night Light and Bluetooth Speaker (App Controlled)
Compared with the similarly shaped app-controlled lamp in this lineup, this model’s clearest distinction is its emphasis on color customization and 360° sound. It offers 10 preset colors, 256 dynamic lighting modes, and millions of custom color choices, alongside a sunrise alarm, sleep-aid sounds, and a 15W wireless charger. That range suits buyers who want lighting to follow music or shift between bedroom and office moods; the built-in microphone also supports hands-free calls. The tradeoff is a more demanding charging setup: a QC3.0-or-higher adapter is recommended for optimal fast charging, while cases over 4 mm and metal accessories may block charging. Unlike the TIMEGOA pair, this is a single, app-led multifunction unit, not a straightforward pair of touch lamps. It’s a better match for adjustable ambience than for buyers who just want bedside light and dependable charging.
Pros:- App offers preset colors, dynamic lighting modes, and custom color selection
- 15W wireless charging for compatible smartphones
- 360° surround sound and built-in microphone support calls and audio playback
- Includes a sunrise alarm and sleep-aid sounds
Cons:- QC3.0-or-higher power adapter is recommended for optimal fast charging
- Cases thicker than 4 mm or metal accessories may prevent charging
- Its app-focused feature set is more involved than the TIMEGOA pair’s touch controls
Best for: Color-lighting enthusiasts who want app-based presets and effects, a sunrise alarm, hands-free calls, and a speaker in one bedside device.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want two coordinated lamps, simple physical controls, or a charging pad that works with thick cases and metal accessories.
- Dimensions:3.3 × 9.13 × 9 in
- Wireless charging power:15W
- Lighting:10 preset colors, 256 dynamic modes, and 16 million custom colors
- App control:Yes
- Audio:360° surround sound
- Speaker drivers:6 mm high/low frequency drivers and 36 mm diaphragm
- Built-in microphone:Yes
- Charging guidance:QC3.0 or higher adapter recommended; cases thicker than 4 mm or metal accessories may interfere
Our verdict“Choose this lamp if customizable color effects and surround sound are higher priorities than simple controls or a matched pair.”
Masdio by Ampulla Light of Tree Bedside Lamp with Bluetooth Speaker and 10W Wireless Charger
The Masdio by Ampulla Light of Tree is the design-led pick: its cherry wood-tone shade and stepless dimming favor a softer, more restrained bedside look than the color-changing app lamps. It combines that light with Bluetooth audio and a 10W wireless charger, while True Wireless Stereo support lets owners pair two lamps for stereo sound. That makes it a more considered fit for buyers who want a warm-looking lamp with audio, rather than the Vivilumens S22’s adjustable device holder and sleep sounds. The main charging limitation is easy to miss: the phone charging receiver is not included, so the phone must already support wireless charging or have a compatible receiver. It is also corded and not water resistant. Choose it for its wood-inspired styling and dimming range, but not if you want the most complete bedside feature bundle out of the box.
Pros:- Cherry wood-tone shade offers a warmer, less gadget-focused look than app-driven color lamps
- Stepless dimming allows gradual light adjustment
- True Wireless Stereo support can pair two lamps for stereo audio
- Combines LED lighting, Bluetooth speaker, and wireless charging
Cons:- Phone charging receiver is not included
- Requires a wall outlet and is not water resistant
- Offers 10W charging rather than the 15W output of the two app-controlled lamps
Best for: Design-conscious buyers with a wireless-charging-compatible phone who want stepless dimming, Bluetooth audio, and a wood-tone bedside accent.
Not ideal for: Buyers whose phones need a separate charging receiver, anyone seeking built-in sleep sounds or an adjustable phone holder, or those needing a cordless lamp.
- Brand and model:Ampulla Light of Tree (Plus)
- Light source:LED
- Charging power:10W wireless
- Power source:Corded electric
- Material and finish:Cherry wood tone
- Dimensions:11.2 × 5.9 × 7.2 in
- Controls:Touch
- Connectivity:Bluetooth; True Wireless Stereo support
- Water resistance:Not water resistant
Our verdict“Pick the Light of Tree if warm wood-tone styling and stepless dimming outweigh the need for a receiver-free, feature-packed charger.”
CRLL Bedside Lamp with Wireless Charger and Clock
The CRLL pairs a digital clock and wireless charging with five color modes and stepless dimming, giving you more control over bedside light than the IHAO Smart LED Desk Lamp, which offers three brightness levels. Its clock can show either 12-hour or 24-hour time, and you can dim the display or turn it off if a lit clock disrupts your sleep. The wood-grain base gives it a warmer bedside look than the IHAO’s white plastic desktop design. The tradeoff is that its lighting memory resets after a power interruption, so your settings may not stick after an outage or unplugging. Charging also depends on device compatibility, so check that your phone or accessories support wireless charging before relying on the built-in station.
Pros:- Stepless dimming offers finer brightness control than fixed-level lamps
- Five color modes support different bedside lighting preferences
- Clock brightness can be adjusted or turned off, with 12- and 24-hour formats
- Combines lighting, clock, and wireless charging for compatible phones, Apple Watch, and AirPods
Cons:- Lighting memory resets after power is interrupted or the device restarts
- Wireless charging is limited to compatible devices
- Plastic is used alongside the wood-grain base
Best for: Bedside users who want fine-grained light adjustment, a dimmable clock display, and wireless charging for compatible phones and Apple accessories
Not ideal for: People who frequently unplug or switch off their lamp and want lighting settings preserved, or anyone whose devices lack wireless charging
- Brand:CRLL
- Light source:LED
- Controls and dimming:Touch controls; stepless dimming
- Color modes:5
- Clock:12- or 24-hour format; brightness adjustable to high, medium, low, or off
- Wireless charging compatibility:Compatible wireless-charging phones, Apple Watch, and AirPods
- Materials:Wood base and plastic
- Dimensions:3 × 12 × 7 inches (D × W × H)
Our verdict“Choose this CRLL if adjustable light and clock-display control matter more than retaining settings after a power interruption.”
CRLL Bedside Lamp with Wireless Charger and Digital Clock
This CRLL is a practical fit for a nightstand shared by different devices: its charging compatibility lists iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Qi-enabled devices, Apple Watch, and AirPods. It otherwise shares much of the feature set of the CRLL Bedside Lamp with Wireless Charger and Clock, including five color modes, stepless touch dimming, and a clock with adjustable brightness. The stated memory function is useful for keeping preferred lighting settings during normal use, but it resets to defaults if power is cut or the lamp restarts. Its low clock-brightness setting may also remain too bright for people who need a dark room. Compared with the IHAO, this model prioritizes a wood-grain bedside design and broad device compatibility over an adjustable arm and built-in speaker.
Pros:- Lists compatibility with iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Qi-enabled devices, Apple Watch, and AirPods
- Five color modes and stepless touch dimming allow flexible light adjustment
- Combines a clock, lamp, and wireless charging to reduce nightstand cable clutter
- Wood-grain finish suits buyers seeking a less office-like bedside style
Cons:- Clock display’s lowest brightness may still be too bright for some sleepers
- Memory resets to default settings if power is cut or the lamp restarts
- Wireless charging requires compatible devices
Best for: Households with a mix of Qi-enabled phones and Apple accessories that want one wood-grain bedside unit for charging, time, and adjustable light
Not ideal for: Light-sensitive sleepers who need a reliably dark clock display, or buyers who want settings retained after unplugging
- Brand:CRLL
- Finish and material:Wood-grain; wood
- Light source and controls:LED; touch controls
- Lighting adjustment:5 color modes; stepless dimming
- Features:Wireless charging, digital clock, dimming, and memory function
- Compatibility:iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Apple Watch, AirPods, and Qi-enabled devices
- Dimensions:3 × 12 × 7 inches (D × W × H)
- Weight:16 ounces
Our verdict“Pick this CRLL over the IHAO if broad device compatibility and a wood-grain bedside style matter more than a speaker or adjustable arm.”
IHAO Smart LED Desk Lamp with Wireless Charging and Bluetooth Speaker
The IHAO is the most desk-oriented choice here: its adjustable arm can direct light toward reading or work, while Bluetooth 5.3 adds a speaker that neither CRLL bedside lamp lists. A digital clock, alarm, timer, and 15W wireless charging make it a multi-purpose station rather than a simple nightstand light. That added utility comes with compromises. Its three brightness levels offer less fine control than the CRLL models’ stepless dimming, and the white plastic build has a more functional look than their wood-grain finish. At 16.9 inches tall, it also needs more vertical clearance than the CRLL lamps. The product details do not specify battery operation, so I would treat it as a desktop unit that needs a suitable power connection, not a portable lamp.
Pros:- Adjustable arm and lamp head help direct light at a book or work surface
- Bluetooth 5.3 speaker adds audio functionality absent from the CRLL models
- 15W wireless charging is specified for compatible phones and earbuds
- Includes a digital clock, alarm, and timer
Cons:- Three brightness levels provide less adjustment than the CRLL lamps’ stepless dimming
- Plastic construction and white color have a more utilitarian look than wood-grain alternatives
- Battery-powered operation is not specified, and the taller desktop design needs room
Best for: Students or remote workers who want an adjustable task light, Bluetooth audio, an alarm, and wireless charging in one desktop station
Not ideal for: Shoppers seeking a compact, wood-finish bedside lamp with finely adjustable dimming or confirmed battery-powered operation
- Brand and model:IHAO IH-0424
- Light source:LED
- Brightness:3 levels
- Wireless charging:15 W for compatible phones and earbuds
- Bluetooth:Version 5.3
- Controls:Touch
- Additional features:Adjustable arm, digital clock, alarm, and timer
- Material and color:Plastic; white
- Dimensions:9.8 × 5.1 × 16.9 inches (D × W × H)
Our verdict“Choose the IHAO if adjustable task lighting and a Bluetooth speaker are higher priorities than bedside styling or stepless dimming.”
How We Picked
I compared these 13 lamps through the needs implied by bedside lighting plus wireless charging: whether the lamp offers a useful bedside setup, how its charging feature fits with its other functions, and whether the design appears suited to a nightstand or a desk. I also weighed the practical value of extras such as clocks, Bluetooth speakers, phone holders, USB ports, white noise, and app control. A longer feature list did not automatically earn a higher position; features matter most when they serve a clear bedtime or charging need.
The order favors products with a distinct advantage for a common buyer need, then separates multifunction models by the usefulness of their combination and paired-lamp options by their room-wide value. I treated stated specifications, such as the Masdio’s 10W charging, as useful differentiators without assuming they guarantee faster charging for every phone. Since the supplied product details do not establish charging compatibility, lamp brightness, app reliability, or build materials across the range, I avoid making unsupported performance claims. Buyers should confirm those details with the manufacturer before choosing.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Smart Bedside Lamps With Wireless Charging
Wireless charging is only convenient when the lamp fits the way you use your nightstand. I’d start with the phone and bedside routine, then decide which extras replace something you already own. The following factors help separate useful combinations from features that add clutter.
Check Phone Compatibility and Charging Placement
Do not assume every phone with wireless charging will work equally well on every lamp’s charging pad. Check the lamp’s listed charging standard and supported devices against your phone, and confirm whether a case can stay on during charging. Placement matters at night: a small pad or a phone that must sit at an exact angle can be frustrating when you are tired. A holder may help keep the phone aligned, but it can also limit how you position it. If you use a thick case, a camera bump, or a magnetic accessory, verify compatibility before buying. Treat wattage as one part of the decision, not a promise of real-world charging speed.
Choose the Right Mix of Lamp and Bedside Extras
A lamp with a speaker, clock, and alarm can replace several items, but each extra adds another control or setting to learn. List what you actually use at bedtime before paying attention to a long feature list. If you already have a trusted alarm or speaker, a charging-focused lamp may leave less unused equipment on your nightstand. White noise can be useful for sleepers who already rely on sound, while app control helps only if you want to manage settings from a phone. Consider whether the lamp’s extra functions remain useful if one feature is inconvenient or stops working. The best combination is the one that removes a real source of clutter, not the one with the most functions.
Match Controls and Light Behavior to Your Routine
Bedside lights serve more than one moment: reading, winding down, and getting up at night can call for different levels of light. Check the product details for brightness adjustment, color options, dimming method, and whether the lamp remembers your last setting. Touch controls are easy to reach in the dark, but accidental taps can be a nuisance if the lamp sits close to other objects. App controls can offer more settings, though relying on a phone adds a step when you simply want to turn on a light. Do not treat the word “smart” as proof of broad automation or voice-assistant support. Confirm the exact controls you want are listed for that model.
Think About Bedroom Darkness and Clock Displays
A digital clock can be helpful for quick time checks, but a bright display may distract people who sleep in a dark room. Look for adjustable display brightness, a display-off option, or a clear description of its nighttime behavior. Alarm controls should also be easy to understand; a complicated button sequence can undermine the convenience of combining a clock and lamp. If you are sensitive to light, do not assume that a night-light feature or clock display can be dimmed just because the main lamp can. Place the display where it is visible from bed without shining directly toward your face. These details can matter more to sleep comfort than adding another connected feature.
Measure the Nightstand and Plan for Cables
Measure the usable surface, not just the tabletop’s overall width. A charging pad needs clear space for a phone, and a lamp base, speaker, or holder can compete for that same area. Paired lamps may create a coordinated look, but check whether both nightstands have room and accessible power outlets. Count the cables and ports you will need: USB ports can charge another device, yet the lamp still needs its own power connection. Check cord length and where it exits the base if the outlet is behind furniture. A compact lamp that blocks a drawer or bedside reach can be less convenient than a simpler model with a smaller footprint.
Decide When Paying More for Features Makes Sense
Paying more is easiest to justify when a lamp replaces equipment you already use or adds a feature you will rely on every night. A multi-device charger may suit someone who regularly charges several devices nearby, while a basic clock-and-charger combination may be enough for a phone and alarm. A Bluetooth speaker is useful only if its sound quality and controls meet your listening needs; the presence of a speaker alone does not establish either. For a first smart bedside lamp, a straightforward touch-control model can be easier to live with than an app-heavy device. Before choosing a feature-rich option, check warranty terms, replacement support, and whether core functions still work without an app or network connection. Favor useful daily functions over a long specification list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will these lamps wirelessly charge any smartphone?
No lamp should be assumed to charge every phone. The phone must support a wireless charging standard listed by the lamp, and some cases or magnetic accessories can interfere with charging or alignment. Check the manufacturer’s compatibility notes for both the phone model and any case you use. If you rely on a holder, confirm that it positions your phone correctly over the charging area. A USB charging port, where included, may offer another option if wireless charging is not compatible.
Is a lamp with a clock and speaker better than a simpler charging lamp?
It depends on whether those extras replace items you already keep beside the bed. A clock-and-speaker model can reduce clutter for someone who uses both functions, but the added controls may be unnecessary if a phone already handles alarms and audio. Simpler models can make more sense when charging and dependable light are the main goals. Consider how you will use each feature on an ordinary night, not just whether it sounds useful on a feature list. Also check whether the display and speaker can be adjusted or disabled independently.
Should I choose a lamp set of two or buy one multifunction lamp?
Choose a pair when matching light on both sides of a bed matters more than having one device with many functions. The Artoomizz and cream touch-control sets are designed around a coordinated two-lamp setup, while products such as the OttLite concentrate their appeal in a single charging station. Before choosing a pair, verify what charging features each lamp includes and whether both nightstands have enough space and power access. A single multifunction lamp may be a better fit for a smaller room or one-sided bed setup. Do not assume two lamps mean two identical charging capabilities unless the product details confirm it.
How should I compare wireless charging wattage between lamps?
Use the stated wattage as a comparison point, not a guarantee of how quickly your phone will charge. The phone must support the relevant charging rate, and the adapter, case, and alignment can affect performance. The Masdio lists 10W wireless charging, which makes its specification easier to compare with models that do not state a wattage in their product name. Look for the full charging details in the manufacturer’s specifications, including whether the required power adapter is included. If charging speed matters more than convenience, verify compatibility before choosing based on wattage alone.
What should I check if I want to use a bedside lamp in a dark bedroom?
Check whether the lamp’s main light dims and whether any clock or status display has its own brightness control or off setting. A dimmable lamp does not necessarily mean its digital clock can be dimmed. Touch controls can be convenient in darkness, while app-based settings may require reaching for a phone. Consider whether a speaker, indicator light, or night-light function stays on when the main lamp is off. If you are sensitive to light, favor products with clearly documented display controls rather than relying on assumptions.
Conclusion
For the best overall, I’d choose the OttLite if multi-device charging is the priority. For a charging-focused pick with a stated speed specification, the Masdio by Ampulla Light of Tree is the standout, while the Artoomizz set of two makes more sense for buyers furnishing both sides of a bed. The best value depends on which features you will use: a paired set may cover two nightstands, while a simpler clock-and-charger model can avoid paying for extras you do not need. For beginners, I’d favor a straightforward touch-control lamp over an app-heavy combination. For specific needs, choose a speaker or white-noise model only if you plan to use its audio, and pick a clock-equipped option only after checking display brightness and alarm controls.
