Almost perfect for reading

Got the lamp bought in to, even in poor lighting conditions and where none at all, is read. That goes with this lamp excellent - The maximum level is needed to do that, depending on the size of the font rich with me ~ 85lm or ~ 220lm (with AA Eneloop). Only the flash coverage might be a track be larger, so that both sides of a normal paperback are fully illuminated, without having to turn your head slightly. But this is whining at high levels and may look different with less myopic ;-)

The silicone holder has advantages and disadvantages: The advantage is that you can turn the lamp is continuously and adjust optimally to the book - and then also holds bomb-proof in this position. Disadvantage: You get the lamp only by brute force from the silicone holder out (because of "on the fly" - I got me in a failed attempt almost fingers broken) and I'm afraid if you do this regularly, then holds these not too long , If someone knows a trick on how you can do that without any harm to the holder and his own limbs, I'm open to suggestions. As long as I'm going to give up the dual use of the lamp as the forehead and hand lamp in favor of the durability of the holder rather the extent possible.

The little too little light angle for reading and close-fitting silicone holders are then responsible for a star deduction, but - something's (almost) always.