Portable USB LED Flexible Work Light

September 28, 2011

There have been times when I’ve been working on my laptop and it was extremely difficult to see the keys. When teaching classes, often the lights are dimmed so the projected image can be seen. It doesn’t help that the keyboard on the laptop is black. In this situations, it is great to have a Portable USB LED Flexible Work Light. The price is right at less than $5 and it provides the perfect amount of light to light up the keyboard.

Depending on your needs, it could also be used as a reading light if you have a USB port handy to power it. You may to pick up two or three of these lights since the price is right and they are so handy.

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