A silver-and-white metal table lamp, 13.39 inches tall, that pours out 12W of colour, shifts through more than 200 scenes and pulses with the music through its own microphone.
The Aumotop lamp looks more like a piece of modern tableware than a gadget: a silver metal body, a white shade and a round base just over five inches across. At 13.39 inches tall it sits comfortably on a desk or sideboard. Then it lights up, and 12W of RGB turns the surrounding wall into a wash of colour.
That 12W figure is the headline. The Daymeet bedside lamp, for comparison, is rated at 5W, so the Aumotop can hold its own in a lit room instead of only glowing in the dark. It draws its power from a DC 5V 2A supply, a step up from a basic USB port.
The build is aluminium and iron with plastic parts, heavy enough at the base to keep the lamp steady on a busy table. Silver and white suit light rooms and Scandinavian-style furniture better than the black finish most gaming lamps wear.
Aumotop describes the light as low-glare, and the white shade helps by softening the LEDs behind it. The result is colour that fills the space around the lamp rather than a bright point that catches the eye.
Because the shade is white, colours come through true and clean. Soft pastels such as lavender, mint and peach look especially good on it, and they suit a dining room or living room far better than the neon extremes most RGB lamps are shown in. Save the saturated reds and blues for the party modes.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Height | 13.39in (34cm) |
| Base diameter | 5.12in (13cm) |
| Materials | Aluminium, iron and plastic |
| Finish | Silver with a white shade |
| Colours | 16 million |
| Scene modes | 200+ |
| Brightness | Adjustable |
| Speed | Adjustable |
| App | duoCo StripX (iOS and Android) |
| Controls | Remote, app and control box on the cable |
| Sound reaction | Built-in microphone, music sync |
| Timer | Programmable |
| Input | DC 5V 2A |
| Rated power | 12W |
| Cable length | 4.92ft (1.5m) |
| Remote battery | 3V 150mAh cell |
| In the box | Lamp, remote, user manual in six languages |
| Warranty | 90 days |
A table lamp with a built-in microphone changes the mood of an evening without anyone touching it. Put the Aumotop on the sideboard, switch on music sync, and the colour rises and falls with the playlist while conversation carries on around it.
Evenings it suits:
The microphone listens to the room, so a speaker, a TV or a group singing along all feed the effect. Turn the speed down for a gentle breathing effect under dinner chat, or up for a party where every beat should show.
A few honest limits. The lamp needs a 5V 2A supply, and a weak USB port on an old laptop may leave it dim or unstable. Aumotop's warranty is 90 days, shorter than some rivals. And like every RGB accent lamp, it sets a mood rather than lighting a page, so keep a proper reading lamp nearby for tasks.
It also pairs neatly with larger ELK-BLEDOM lights. A TV backlight or a strip along a shelf set to the same colour turns a scattered set of glows into one planned scene, and the lamp's microphone keeps it in step with the music when the whole room is set to sync.
The Aumotop's cable runs 4.92 feet, about 1.5 metres, with a control box partway along. Plan the spot so the cable reaches a socket without stretching, and so the control box sits where a hand can find it in the dark.
A smooth first evening:
A 5V 2A supply is the common rating for phone chargers, so a spare wall charger usually does the job. Laptop and TV USB ports often deliver less, which can show as a dimmer light or a lamp that drops out at full brightness.
As with its ELK-BLEDOM-style cousins, the connect button lives in duoCo StripX while the phone's Bluetooth settings stay untouched. If the lamp hides, the pairing help lists the usual fixes, while the app guide walks through music sync, scenes and timers.
The box holds the lamp, its remote and a manual printed in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian and Japanese, so the instructions travel well as a gift. Keep the manual for the button map on the remote, which is quicker to learn with it at hand.
Three duoCo StripX table lamps cover most tastes. The Aumotop draws the most power of them and is the only one in silver and white; the Daymeet and MATICOD lamps lean slimmer and darker.
| Lamp | Look | Power | Stand-out extra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aumotop modern RGB lamp | Silver and white, 13.39in | 12W, 5V 2A | Built-in mic, timer |
| Daymeet bedside lamp | Cross-curve frame | 5W, USB plug included | 213 modes, mic sync |
| MATICOD Modern X | Crossed black bars, 13.3in | Adapter with USB plug | 3500K warm white |
| Special Supplies sensory lamp | Lava-lamp style | Battery, USB-C | Cordless |
The Daymeet bedside lamp is the gentler, lower-power choice for a nightstand. The MATICOD Modern X adds a true warm white in a slim black frame. For a child's room or sensory corner, the Special Supplies lamp goes cordless.
Before ordering the Aumotop lamp, check:
Pick the Aumotop when brightness and a lighter, living-room look matter most. It fills a sideboard or dining corner with colour in a way the slimmer lamps cannot, and still dims down for a quiet evening.
It is rated at 12W and runs from a DC 5V 2A supply, the common rating of a phone wall charger.
Yes. A built-in microphone lets the light pulse with music, and the effect is switched on through duoCo StripX.
It stands 13.39 inches (34cm) tall on a base about 5.12 inches (13cm) across, with a 4.92ft cable.
A remote running on a 3V cell, a control box on the cable and the duoCo StripX app.