Xiaomi first crowdfunded the Midian Zero Blue Music Atmosphere Light packing a Bluetooth speaker in February 2021. The product which was developed by the Chinese Academy of Sciences of Nanchang University was a highly popular one perhaps, as a result of the desire of many to have a lamp that won’t emit harmful blue light. The team has now unveiled a similar product which is dubbed Midian light-sensing reading lamp. The Midian light-sensing reading lamp has an original golden-yellow LED light source that is based on the golden-yellow LED of silicon substrate as the core. The eye protection reading and writing lamp adopts double-ring optical design, which perfectly integrates working white light and unique zero blue light.

It also has a built-in light-sensing intelligent algorithm. After the light-sensing function is turned on, the desk lamp will continue to sense the brightness of the surrounding light environment. Through the smart algorithm, the output brightness of the lamp head is automatically adjusted, and the desktop illumination is always unified between 500-750lux.

It uses high-quality white LED chips, 4000K warm white light, high CRI, and the central illumination can reach 2000LuX. The long arm span is equipped with a ring-shaped optical design, which brings a large-scale lighting area, providing a smoother lighting experience, and making every detail visible.

The Midian Light-sensing reading lamp carries a retail price of 799 yuan (~$125) but is on offer for the duration of the crowdfunding exercise at Xiaomi Youpin for 399 yuan (~$62).

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