Aooshine bedside & table lamp with USB C + USB charging ports, 3 colour modes and pull chain (black fabric shade)

What it is and why you might want it

This Aooshine bedside lamp is built for bedroom practicality rather than just looks. It’s a small table lamp with a fabric shade in black, controlled via a pull chain, and it offers three light modes (warm white, natural white and daylight white). The standout twist for everyday life is the built-in charging: it includes USB C and USB-A ports (rated at 5V/2.1A) so you can top up devices without hunting for a separate charger.

On paper, it’s the kind of lamp that fits into a typical UK bedroom routine: turn the light on when you need it, switch atmosphere with one pull, and charge your phone or tablet while you sleep or wind down. The fact the USB charging works whether the lamp is on or off is also the sort of detail that matters more than you’d think—especially if you like charging overnight but don’t want to leave lights on.

Key features that affect daily use

The control and the lighting are both aimed at “no-fuss” use. The pull chain lets you switch the light on/off even in the dark, which is handy when you don’t fancy fumbling for a switch. You also get three colour temperatures: - Warm white for sleeping and nursing - Natural white for reading and playing - Daylight white for working

That range is useful because “bedtime light” isn’t always the same as “reading light” or “quick task light”. It’s not the sort of lamp you’d buy if you wanted ultra-fine dimming or smart lighting, but for bedroom comfort and simple control it makes sense.

The charging side is equally practical. Having both USB C and USB ports built into the lamp means you can reduce the clutter of multiple adapters on the bedside table. It’s clearly designed for charging smaller devices like a phone, watch and tablet—exactly the things that tend to end up face-down on the nightstand.

One limitation to keep in mind: the charging is 5V/2.1A, so it’s more “bedside top-ups” than a replacement for a high-power charger.

The bulb situation (and what that means)

A recurring frustration with buying lamps is ending up with the wrong bulb or having to order separately. Here, the package includes an E27 LED bulb with multiple colour temperatures (3000K, 4000K and 5000K). The listing positions this as a way to save hassle and pick the right tone for the moment—3000K for warm, 4000K for natural, and 5000K for a brighter daylight feel.

However, it’s worth noting that the listing describes the bulb with those different colour temperatures. What you’ll actually experience will depend on how the lamp manages the modes with the included bulb. If you’re very particular about exact colour output in your room, it’s sensible to check the mode behaviour described by the listing details before you commit.

Design and placement: what you’re really buying

This is a bedroom-focused lamp with a black lampbase and a black fabric shade. The shape is described as simple, and the overall look sits somewhere between contemporary and retro styles. In practice, that means it should blend with a lot of standard bedroom interiors—especially if your existing bedside furniture or decor is already leaning neutral.

It’s also compact enough to be positioned as a “small bedroom lamp” rather than a statement floor lamp. The listing mentions the height of the USB lamp as 14.7 inch, which is a useful reference point if you’re working with limited bedside space.

If your bedside table is narrow, this style is often more manageable than larger lamps that dominate the surface.

Key considerations before you buy

A few things are worth checking against your setup so you’re not disappointed.

First, this lamp uses a UK plug, so it’s straightforward for typical UK outlets near the bed.

Second, because it’s controlled by a pull chain, it suits people who prefer physical controls over touch, remote control or app-based smart features. If you strongly prefer instant wall switches, you may find yourself reaching for the chain more often than you expected.

Third, if you’re trying to build a “work desk” lighting setup, the lamp is mainly positioned as a bedroom light. It can do daylight white for working, but it’s still a small lamp, so it may not replace more task-focused lighting.

Pros and cons for real-life expectations

What stands out: - Three colour modes for different bedroom moments (sleep, reading/play, working) - Pull chain control that works well even when it’s dark - Built-in USB C and USB-A ports for charging phones and small devices - Included E27 LED bulb, reducing the hassle of choosing a compatible one - Black fabric shade that can suit both contemporary and retro interiors

What could be a drawback: - Charging is capped to 5V/2.1A, so it’s better for everyday bedside charging than demanding power needs - It’s not positioned as a smart or highly dimmable lamp, so if you want advanced controls, it may feel basic - As with many bedside lamps, the effectiveness of “working” lighting depends heavily on your room size and where you place it

Who it’s for (and who should skip it)

It makes sense if you want a bedside lamp that does more than just light your room. If you’re the type who keeps reaching for a plug socket, or you’re tired of adapters on the bedside table, the built-in USB C + USB ports are the main reason to consider this.

You’ll likely get the most out of it if you want: - Warm bedtime lighting without complicated controls - A brighter mode for reading - A convenient place to charge a phone or watch overnight

It might not be the best match if you’re looking for smart features, very precise dimming, or a more powerful lamp for a dedicated desk workstation.

FAQ

Is the USB charging available when the lamp is off?

Yes—according to the listing, the USB C and USB ports can charge your devices whether the bedside lamp is on or off.

How many lighting modes does it have?

It’s listed as having 3 colour modes: warm white, natural white and daylight white.

Does it come with a bulb?

Yes, an E27 LED bulb is included, described as covering 3000K, 5000K and 4000K colour temperatures.

What devices is it intended to charge?

The listing mentions charging a phone, tablet, watch and other devices, using the USB C and USB ports.

Should you use it for reading or working?

The natural white mode is described as suitable for reading and playing, and the daylight white mode is described as suitable for working. Whether it’s bright enough for your needs will depend on how close your lamp is to your reading/work area.

Final verdict

Should you buy it? A solid pick if you want a simple bedside/table lamp with 3 practical colour modes, pull-chain control, and built-in USB C + USB charging so your nightstand stays a bit less cluttered. It’s also reassuring that a compatible E27 LED bulb is included.

You may want to skip it if you need high-power charging, smart controls, or more advanced lighting control beyond the three colour temperatures—because this is very much a functional bedroom lamp, not a tech-heavy lighting solution.