We are no strangers to smart table lamps, so what is a good smart table lamp? As far as I know, many parents do not understand these and will buy according to the price, thinking that what you pay for is what you pay for, and it is always right to buy expensive.

Today I will share with you some common misunderstandings in our daily purchase of smart lamps, so that parents can avoid stepping on pits when buying smart lamps.

Misunderstanding 1: The higher the price, the better the quality?

Many lamps on the market range in price from a few dollars to several thousand dollars and look equally beautiful, but the higher the price, the better. The high price does not mean that the quality of the light is high, it may be additional functions, such as "voice prompt function", "time display", "Bluetooth connection" and other humanized or interesting functions. However, from a health point of view, these functions are not necessarily practical.

Therefore, we should be clear about our needs when buying table lamps, and do not buy products that are not practical because of other factors.

Myth 2: The brighter the light, the better?

"As long as it is bright enough, the child's vision will be healthy." Many parents believe that insufficient light is the main cause of myopia in children. Therefore, the brightness of the desk lamp is used as the standard. Regarding the issue of vision care, some experts pointed out that long-term exposure to high-brightness light will increase the burden on the eyes and easily cause visual fatigue.

For young children with fragile eyes, long-term exposure to high brightness can easily cause ciliary muscle spasm and damage eye health. For young children and adults, high brightness is not good for eye health. Natural light with a color temperature close to 4000k is sufficient.

Therefore, it is recommended that parents choose table lamps with stepless dimming function. The light can be dimmed when sleeping, close to natural light when studying, and brighter when relaxing. In this way, suitable light can be adjusted according to different operating environments, so as to achieve the purpose of protecting the eyes.

Myth 3: Incandescent lamps are better than LED lamps?

We all know that the color rendering of incandescent lamps is high, the spectrum is uniform and not obtrusive, and the objects seen under the light are more real and three-dimensional; however, we cannot ignore its stroboscopic problem. It uses high-voltage communication, and the radiation that appears makes the filament glow, and the stroboscopic problem is unavoidable. With the improvement of technology, the LED lamp has been greatly improved in terms of color rendering and color temperature. What is worthy of recognition is the energy-saving and environmental friendliness of the LED lamp.