Æxalon LED Night Light, Smart Touch Control Bedside

Was thrilled when first opened the box , then realized there were no written instruction only a diagram with feint lines on side of box. Took three adults over an hour to work out how to use it.
In its favour, it is very pretty and clear coulrs ideal to lull chuldren to sleep, but for an eldery person it is hard to retain the working systom. I would not buy again.
The Prime delivery driver left parcel on table ,inside lower level of building AND DID NOT hand directly to resident,even though that was the written deliveryreport on the tracker record. The elderly recipient spent two hours looking for it. would not recommend PRime delivery

Great little unit that is a night light, clock, alarm clock, speaker and radio combined.

Good:
– Very good all-in-one unit without being overly complicated.
– The speaker top also functions as a touch control for light and the alarm.
– Many lights to choose from and the light isn’t too bright, making it suitable as a night light.
– Not sure what the mAh of the battery is like, but it doesn’t use a lot of power for just the time, so it lasts reasonably long. Using the light will shorten this and using the radio/speaker will definitely use up power a lot faster.
– Nice design, simple and compact.
– Relatively lightweight.
– There’s an on-off button to switch the unit off entirely, which isn’t very useful if you’re actively using the unit, but this does not reset the time, so there must be a memory function and as long as there is power in the battery, it will continue the time, this is very very good.
– 20.69 (22.99 with a 10% off voucher) is great value for a handy and convenient all-in-one light unit like this.

Neutral:
– Comes with a charge cable, but not plug, which is quite standard these days.
– Accurate time, which is to be expected.
– Speaker is OK, but not amazing, however, at this price, you can’t complain.

Bad:
– The biggest downside of this for me is the size of the display. The time display is too small for convenience, so it’s not really something you’d rely on for time unless you’re in bed and it’s right next to you.
– The set time, set alarm time, turn alarm on/off is all one button, which is a little inconvenient to navigate, since you’re not always going to remember when to press/hold, etc.
– No date option, and hence no “weekend” or “set days” for alarm option.

Overall, this is a great unit that I absolutely think is great. Some slight drawbacks, but nothing major, so realistically, I’d say 4.5 stars for this, but closer to 4 stars.

This is a well made night light with multi functions.
I love the fact that there is a large mesh area on the top of the light reacting effectively to tapping. The levels of brightness and colours of light can be adjusted by simply tapping. It can work as a radio and the sound quality is ok. It can be connected to my phone via blue tooth as a speaker. It has a clock screen and you can set alarms.
However, there are two aspects that I dont like about this product. There is no option of warm white light colour which is more gentle and undisturbed for sleeping. It reminds verbally when it is on low battery and needs to be recharged. We were roused from sleep in the middle of the night by this annoying verbal reminder. Could not find the option to remove this function.

xalon Bedside Lamp with Bluetooth Speaker

This multifunctional bedside lamp has a lot to offer than most bedside lamps. It has more than essential functions like RGB lights, dimmable feature, FM radio, Bluetooth speaker with TF and aux mode, and LED clock. Its design is quite modern, most suitable for people who love RGB dancing light. The touch function is responsive, while the speakers’ audio quality is decently crisp. What’s best is its rechargeable function, making it convenient to use without the hassle of plugging in every time I use it. However, it could be helpful if the clock is more significant or with a bolder font to make it easier to read. Overall, I find this product recommendable.

In addition to the bluetooth speaker, alarm clock and mood lamp with a range of colour choices and light display sequences this unit also has a built in FM radio and can play music via an AUX cable or memory card. The sound quality is hardly the greatest you have ever heard but as a bedside device that is rechargeable, it is very good value for money. It’s great not to be limited to places where there’s a plug, and the touch control is good.

I like this speaker a lot and use it many hours of the day. It’s a relatively affordable clock which as a couple of useful features.

One of the main attractions to me was that this had a FM radio function. I use spotify and streaming services most of the time, but sometimes it’s nice to hear live sounds and people. I personally find it surprisingly hard to find something which is FM enabled. The FM speaker mode works well in my experince. Of course, you don’t get get full control of the frequency etc…, but switching between stations is very easy, and much better than scrubbing to find the correct band. Essentially, you hold a button in the radio mode, and it automatically searches for the radio stations and stores them, meaning you just need to press the arrow buttons to change the stations – very useful!

There are also other modes included in this light/speaker such as a clock which is what’s displayed (when not adjusting settings), a daily alarm, a timer (20, 40 and 60 mins), the as mentioned FM radio and bluetooth mode, all selectable with the mode switch. While it would have been nice to have more control with the length of the timer, it’s nice that they included it and I still find it useful occasionally. The bluetooth works as it should.
The display is black with white digitsand while small, I think looks quite classy. It shows not only the time, but if an alarm is on and what mode you are on, such as FM or BT.

The sound quality is poor, but not too bad. There is little bass, and overall lacking in the maturity of the sound, but I personally don’t find it tinny and relatively comfortable to listen to which is a pleasant surprise. And let’s be honest, you’re expecting this quality audio (or worse) for this price and size. I am fussy about my audio, but I am still happy listening to this occasion since sometimes music is better than no music. I really wanted to connect this to an external speaker using the 3.5 output, but unfortunately, it did not work. Plugging a 3.5 aux cord inside resulted in a little tone telling us that it recognised a cable was connected. However, no sound was outputted, which is a shame – the music just stops. It turns out that this is an Aux-in and not a headphone jack, so it plays signals fed in, but doesn’t feed out, unfortunately. I was really hoping that I could have outputted the sound so I could get higher quality radio sounds, but alas, it wasn’t meant to be.

Another selling point of this combo is the light mode. If you are familiar with the Muji humidifiers, then this is very similar – has an LED at the base and the white plastic diffuses the light relatively evenly. The white light, I would consider neutral – it’s not overly blue, nor too warm; a nice compromise. In my experience the light is very nice in that the light is of decent quality – it does not change colour/have much tint. Looking at the unit is very nice when on, as the light is not too bright and the light is even. There are three brightness settings, but I found them to be very close to each other.
There is also the RGB mode, where you can select between certain solid colours being red, blue, green, purple, sky-blue, breathing cycle and some multi-coloured flashing thing which I don’t ever see myself using. Again the colours are nice and well diffused, but you don’t get brightness control for these and as mentioned, the rainbow flashing mode does not seem very useful at all – it flashes different colours at a high speed. I think that it was intended to flash along to music, but it’s too busy; I think it would be better with only one colour, and/or separate the frequencies with certain colours or having a few colours relating to volumes.
Changing between the white light and the RGB lights is done by hold-tapping the speaker grill, and tapping to change the brightness/colour.
More often than not, the whites from RGB LEDs are not very good since the colours aren’t balanced very well and you can see the separate colours. Due to the quality of the light colour, I am predicting that they also have separate LEDs for the white light mode, which is very welcome!

Another selling point of this combo unit is that this has an inbuilt battery, so you can use this as a wireless speaker and a wireless night-light, which is especially useful if your charging ports are away from your bedside table for example. I haven’t been able to confirm how long the battery lasts. What I did find interesting was that when the battery was low, it made a few beeps periodically until I put it to charge (I was sleeping at the time and it semi-woke me up. During this time, the screen went off, and I wondered if the whole unit had run out of power completely. I put it to charge, and the display didn’t turn on. I could have restarted the unit or pressed a button to see if it would fix it, but I just kept it like that because I wanted to see if it was able to keep the time setting. The display turned back on itself when the alarm went off and the time had remained correct!

Overall, I really love this speaker/light combo. I love almost everything about it, including the light, size, wireless-ability, clock etc… all in one unit. The only two things that I can really complain about are the use of a micro USB port instead of type-C, and the audio jack not having an output capability, thus the one-star loss. If you’re happy with these compromises, then I can very easily recommend this.

Also, while the photos show that the light just ‘condenses’ at the bottom, although it does happen, it looks much better in person, especially in a very dark room.

Hope this was useful!