Gritin 2026 Gen 2 Book Light, 32 LEDs, 5 Colours and Rechargeable Clip

A reader who wants a small pool of light for a book has different needs from someone looking to light a wider area. The Gritin 2026 Gen 2 Book Light offers two LED-row settings, so you can choose between the inner row alone and both rows together. That makes it suited to reading in bed or in a chair, where directing light onto the page matters more than illuminating a whole room.

Its clip-on design keeps it attached to a book, e-reader or shelf, while the flexible neck lets you reposition the beam. It weighs 85 grams and runs cordlessly from a rechargeable battery.

Who it’s for

This light is aimed at readers who want control over both brightness and colour temperature, rather than a single fixed setting. The five brightness levels range from 10% to 100%, and the five colour settings run from 2200K to 6000K. Each can also be adjusted gradually by holding the relevant button. For a late-night chapter, you could use the inner LED row at a lower setting, both rows are available when you want more light across the page.

The clip has non-slip silicone pads and is described as suitable for books, e-readers and shelves. Its 360° flexible metal neck can be bent to direct the light, which is useful when your reading position changes. It makes sense if you want a portable reading light with more adjustment than a basic on/off clip lamp.

Why it’s worth it

The rechargeable 1500mAh battery is rated for up to 110 hours on low brightness. Charging takes 2–3 hours using the included USB-C cable, and a four-level indicator shows the remaining battery level. The memory function restores the last-used settings, so you do not have to set your preferred brightness and colour each time.

Buyers’ comments are positive about the adjustable brightness, lighting choices, movable arm and battery life. That feedback points to ease of adapting the lamp for different reading situations, though it is not a guarantee of the same experience for every user. The full-spectrum LEDs are described as flicker-free, with low blue light content, these are manufacturer claims, not a substitute for choosing a comfortable setting for your own eyes.

Highlights

There are 32 LEDs arranged in two rows, with one mode using the inner row and another using both rows. The clip-on format avoids needing a separate surface for a lamp, while the flexible neck helps aim the light where it is needed. The base is metal, the shade is acrylonitrile butadiene styrene, and the lamp has a push-button switch.

Compared with a fixed-output reading light, the Gritin gives more choice over beam coverage, brightness and colour. A desk lamp may suit someone who needs to light a larger work area, this clip light is more focused on reading and portability. Its stated maximum battery runtime applies to low brightness, so expect less runtime if using brighter settings.

Is it worth it?

The range of settings, rechargeable battery and clip make this a practical choice for someone who reads in more than one position or wants to adjust the light to the page and surroundings. It is also easy to pack away between sessions. Choose it for directed, cordless reading light with flexible controls, if your main need is lighting a whole desk or room, a larger lamp is a more relevant type to consider.