Gingko Black Leather LED Smart Book Light

Black Leather LED Smart Book Light

A new addition to the Gingko gadget family here at Collective! The popular Smart Book Light range now features a NEW cover design. The black leather sleeve masquerades as a book when closed, but open it up and it transforms into a sculptural light emitting a fantastic ambient soft LED light through the pages.

The book can open fully to 360 degrees with cleverly concealed magnets and the soft touch Tyvek “papers” are tear-proof and water resistant. Each book is assembled by hand and has a battery life of up to 8 hours.

The Smart Book Lights have been a favourite with customers in our brick & mortar store for the past few years and we love the new leather covers, available in black or brown.

A micro-USB charger is included

Features:

– LED life span: about 50,000hrs
– Colour temperature: 2700k
– Output: 400 lumen
– Power supply: in built rechargeable Lithium Polymer
– Battery life: 6-8 hours in constant use
– Charging time: 4-5 hours

Material: fibre black leather and water resistant Tyvek paper
Size: – large version size: 17 x 21.5 x 2.5 cm

Brand: Gingko

Family-run business Gingko does sustainable lighting with a twist. With 99% of the brand’s products being made from natural materials such as bamboo and other sustainable woods, this company works towards achieving beautiful design with a good conscience. Topped off with the latest technology and a serious dose of creativity, you can’t go wrong by choosing a Gingko lamp for your home. A real standout for the brand is their Levitating Moon Lamp, which floats and rotates above a wooden base. Other signature products include the Smart Accordion Lamp, foldable book lights and octagon [desk lamps](https://www.trouva.com/product-type/desk%20lamp). But it doesn’t end at lighting when it comes to their high-tech range: expect a wide range of alarm clocks, bluetooth [speakers](https://www.trouva.com/tag/speaker) and much more.

Care Instructions

Ensure the product is fully charged up before first use