The Heng Lamp Uses Magnets (Or Magic) To Light Up
It's a magical experience looking at the wooden orbs float effortlessly.
It's not every you see a lamp like a Heng lamp. The magnetic balls in the center connect and the warm white LED light strip arch is illuminated in the solid beech wood frame.
This one from Soda Says is the lightest lamp I've ever held and it emits a nice, soft glow that makes any dark corner in my apartment into a cozy space. The best part is that the power cord has a USB adapter, so you can use a power brick to plug it into a wall like a traditional lamp, or keep it plugged into a battery pack and make it portable.
It's a magical experience looking at the wooden orbs float effortlessly, even if the trick is a gravitationally-activated switch hidden in the base of the lamp.
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