A slim cross-curve frame lined with colour-changing LEDs that sits on a nightstand, glows in one calm shade or many at once, and can sway along with the music in the room.
Daymeet shaped this lamp as two sweeping curves that cross, with LEDs running along the frame. It stands on its own with no shade and no bulb, so the light comes from the outline itself. On a nightstand it reads as a small piece of modern decor by day and a soft halo of colour by night.
Inside the frame sit RGB LEDs with IC control, so the lamp can do two very different jobs:
It is a low-power light, rated at 5W and fed over USB. That makes it easy to leave on as a gentle night glow, and easy to place wherever a USB plug or charger can reach.
Brightness dims, which is what earns it a place by the bed. Turn it right down and pick a warm tone, and the lamp becomes a soft marker in the dark rather than a light that keeps anyone awake. Turn it up and let the rainbow run when friends come round.
The lamp also plays well with the rest of a Daymeet room. The Daymeet RGBIC TV backlight and the Daymeet firework lights run on the same duoCo StripX app, so one phone can set the bedside lamp, the screen glow and a wall burst to matching colours for a themed evening.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Design | Cross-curve frame |
| Colours | 16 million |
| Dynamic modes | 213 |
| Colour effects | Several colours at once, or one solid colour |
| Dimmable | Yes |
| App | duoCo StripX (iOS and Android) |
| Connection | Bluetooth |
| Controls | App, remote and 3-button controller |
| Sound reaction | Built-in microphone, mic mode in the app |
| Power | DC over USB, USB plug included |
| Rated power | 5W |
| Water resistance | Not water resistant |
| In the box | Lamp, remote, USB plug |
| Model | XR-BT05-YXHC01 |
| Use | Indoor |
The Daymeet lamp slips between quiet and lively with a tap. One minute it glows a steady amber for a bedtime story; the next, mic mode is on and the curves flash along with a film's soundtrack. That range is what a bedroom lamp in the ELK-BLEDOM world is for.
Moments it suits:
Switch on mic mode through duoCo StripX and the built-in, high-sensitivity microphone takes its cue from the room. Brightness and colour change with the sound, so a quiet conversation gives a gentle flicker and a chorus gives a burst.
Know its place. The Daymeet lamp is an ambient light, so reading in bed still wants a proper bedside lamp. It is not water resistant, which rules out bathrooms and patios. And at its compact size it suits a nightstand or desk better than a big living room sideboard where a floor lamp would carry more presence.
A pair works nicely in a family home: one in a child's room as a night light, and one on a desk or TV stand for the grown-ups' evenings. Each pairs with duoCo StripX separately and keeps its own colour.
Setup is refreshingly short. Daymeet includes a USB plug, so the lamp goes straight from the box to the wall socket. Stand it on the nightstand, connect the power, switch it on, and it is glowing within a minute.
A calm first evening with the lamp:
Daymeet recommends the provided USB plug for the most stable, brightest light, and it is good advice. A weak laptop port or a tired charger can leave any USB lamp looking dim or flickery, so the matched plug is the safest bet.
The lamp pairs within the app; the phone's Bluetooth list is not involved. That habit runs across ELK-BLEDOM-family lights, and the pairing guide explains the steps when the lamp stays hidden. The app guide covers mic mode, DIY colours and timers.
For the last hour before sleep, favour warm reds, ambers and soft pinks at low brightness. Sleep advice widely suggests keeping bright, blue-rich light out of the bedroom late at night, and a dim amber curve beside the bed gives enough glow to find a glass of water without waking the whole brain up. Keep the remote on the nightstand so switching off takes one press from the pillow.
ELK-BLEDOM table lamps share an app and a love of colour, but they differ in size, shape and extras. Daymeet's cross-curve is the compact, low-power option for a nightstand, with the full 213-mode library on board.
| Lamp | Shape | Power | Stand-out extra |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daymeet bedside lamp | Cross-curve frame | USB, 5W | USB plug in the box |
| MATICOD Modern X | Crossed bars, 13.3in tall | USB | 3500K warm white |
| Aumotop modern RGB lamp | Metal lamp, 13.39in tall | 5V 2A, 12W | Brighter, 200+ modes |
| DTQJ spiral lamp | Polished spiral, 20in tall | 5V USB | 24-key remote |
Pick the MATICOD Modern X for a dedicated warm white mode alongside the colours. The Aumotop lamp draws more power for a brighter glow on a desk. The DTQJ spiral is the sculptural choice for a gaming desk.
Before buying the Daymeet lamp, check:
For a child's room, a dorm or a small bedroom, the Daymeet lamp covers the evening from wind-down to lights-out. It will not light the room for tasks, and it makes no attempt to; it sets the mood, reacts to the music and slips into a dim glow at bedtime.
Yes. It can hold a single solid colour or run several at once, and brightness dims for a soft night glow.
Yes. A microphone sits inside the lamp; switch on mic mode in duoCo StripX and brightness and colour follow the sound.
Over USB, rated at 5W. Daymeet includes a USB plug and recommends it for the most stable, brightest light.
duoCo StripX on iPhone and Android. A remote and a 3-button controller on the cable work as well.