Wall lamp that turns a full circle to point the beam where you need it

A slim bar on a magnetic base. Twist it and the light follows, from straight down over a worktop to straight up along a wall. Charging is done once and then largely ignored.

Why choose this wall lamp?

Fixed fittings light one spot and nothing else. This one is aimed by hand, and it comes off its base whenever you want to move it. That makes it useful in rentals, hallways, and anywhere a drill is not welcome.

Turns all the way around: The magnetic swivel base lets the bar rotate freely, so the beam lands on the shelf, the stairs, or the reading chair.
Three ways to fit it: Adhesive pad, screws, or the magnet, depending on the surface and how permanent you want it.
Brightness by touch: A touch strip takes it from soft to strong; the rounded version steps from 10% to 100%, the rectangular one has high, medium, and low.
Long stretch between charges: The rounded model runs up to 50 hours, the rectangular up to 30, both on a single charge.
Wood finish: Ash or walnut keeps the fitting warm-looking rather than technical, which suits a bedroom as well as a hall.

Mount it in a minute, aim it in a second, and charge it a few times a year.

The rounded version measures 12 x 4 x 2.6 cm and puts out natural white; the rectangular one is 15 x 4.3 x 3 cm in warm white. Both draw 3W, so they read as accent lighting rather than a main ceiling source. A pair either side of a bed covers reading without a bedside table.