Dinoho Kids Floor Lamp, 69-Inch

For a bedroom that needs both everyday light and a more playful nighttime feel, this Dinoho floor lamp combines an upward-facing LED light with an RGB star projector. You can adjust brightness and color temperature for different routines, then switch to projected colors when the room is ready for a softer, more decorative effect. A child’s room is an obvious use, but the corner-lamp design also suits a living room where you want ambient lighting without adding a separate projector. It’s a two-purpose setup, though the projection feature won’t replace a dedicated light source for reading or detailed tasks.

Getting the most from it

Aim the shade toward a wall or ceiling and adjust its angle to shape the room’s ambient light, it rotates 350° horizontally and 90° vertically. For work or study, the listed Reading Mode uses 4000K light at full brightness. At bedtime, Night Light Mode switches to 3000K at 10% brightness, while the one-hour timer can turn the light off as you settle in. For example, you could use the main lamp while a child reads, then dim it and turn on the star projection when it’s time to wind down.

The touch panel handles basic adjustments at the lamp, while the remote offers control from a distance. Its battery is not included, so it won’t be ready for remote operation until you supply one. The lamp also remembers its previous settings before power-off, which can save you from resetting your preferred brightness and color temperature each time.

Why it’s worth it

The appeal is having a functional floor lamp and a color-changing projector in one footprint, rather than buying a basic corner light and a separate decorative projector. Brightness adjusts from 10% to 100%, and color temperature can be set smoothly from 3000K to 6000K or switched among four presets. If you prioritize practical room lighting with a novelty feature for evenings, that combination is useful, if you prefer a simple lamp with fewer controls, the extra modes may be more than you need.

The 4.70 lb weighted base is intended to help keep the lamp stable around children and pets, but it does not make the lamp impossible to tip. Assembly is required, and the product information points to an assembly video and user manual for setup. Without having tried it, the adjustable light settings and two control methods look versatile, but the listing doesn’t describe the projector’s coverage or how its effects appear in a lit room.

Key features

• Two functions: an LED floor lamp below and an RGB star projector above.
• Stepless brightness adjustment from 10% to 100%, plus 10 brightness levels.
• Stepless color-temperature adjustment from 3000K to 6000K, with four preset temperatures: 3000K, 4000K, 5000K, and 6000K.
• Touch controls, a remote with a stated range of 65.6–98.4 ft, and a magnetic remote attachment.
• Adjustable shade, a 72.8-inch power cord, remembered settings, and a one-hour timer.

Is it worth it?

It’s a great fit if you want a standing lamp that can handle everyday ambient lighting and add a starry, color-changing effect for a child’s room or a relaxed evening. Better avoided if your priority is a straightforward task lamp, or if you need detailed information about projection coverage before choosing. The 69-inch height and weighted base make this a substantial floor-standing option, while the projector and multiple lighting modes are the features that distinguish it from a more basic lamp. Consider whether you’ll actually use both roles: if you will, the combined format makes sense, if not, a simpler light may suit your routine better.