Circadian Body Clock Lamp
From Aurora, trusted in 200,000+ homes.
✔ One lamp. Three modes — bright white to start, warm amber to slow down, deep red to end the day
✔ No socket needed — goes on the bedside table, the windowsill, the reading chair, the kids' room
Details
- Three modes: Full Spectrum Day, Amber Evening, Twilight Red
- Tap the base to cycle modes — no app, no hub, no wiring
- Zero blue light in amber mode; zero blue and green light in red mode
- Cordless — 1800mAh rechargeable battery
- Charges in 2 hours via USB-C
- Flicker-free
- 2W
- Size: 4.7"W × 17.7"H
Warranty
Every Aurora product comes with a free 2-year warranty.
We stand behind the quality and performance of our products. That’s why every order is protected by a complimentary 2-year warranty, covering manufacturing defects and faults under normal use.
Shipping
- Free shipping on all orders
- Orders are processed within 24 hours
- Tracking is sent as soon as your order ships
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Goes Where There Isn't a Lamp
Light is how your body tells the time
For most of human history, the only clock anyone had was the sky.
Bright and blue overhead at midday, low and orange at sunset, black after that. Modern lighting flattened all of it into one setting and left it there.
Full-spectrum white in the morning, the way daylight is
No blue wavelengths in the evening, the way firelight never had any
Deep red at night — the faintest signal there is
Three modes. One for each part of the day.
One Lamp. Every Room, Every Hour.
Common Questions
Everything worth knowing before you switch it on.
How bright is it?
Bright enough to read by on full spectrum white, and the neck bends so you can point it straight at the page. It lights a bedside, a desk or a reading chair — it isn't built to light a whole room, and that's the point.
How do I change modes?
Tap the base. Each tap moves to the next mode — white, amber, red — and one more tap turns it off. No app, no remote, no hub.
How long does the battery last?
Up to eight hours on a full charge. It takes about two hours to charge over USB-C, and the light on the base turns from red to green when it's done. Most people charge it once or twice a week.
Can I leave it plugged in?
Yes. Charge it overnight and use it cordless during the day, or leave it on the cable if it lives in one spot. It works either way.
Does it flicker?
No. Most LEDs flicker faster than you can see, which is part of why they feel tiring to sit under. This one is flicker-free in every mode.
Does the red light actually help with sleep?
Red and amber contain no blue light, which is the part that keeps your brain alert. It won't knock you out — what it does is stop your lighting working against you in the last hour of the evening.
Is it safe in a child's room?
Yes. It runs cool, there's no cable to trip over or pull down, and the red mode is dim enough to sleep through. It's one of the most common places people put it.
How is this different from the Circadian Body Clock Bulb?
Same light, different job. The bulb goes into lamps and fittings you already own. This one goes where you don't have a lamp — a bedside table with no socket behind it, a windowsill, a reading chair in the corner — and there's no cable at all.
What if I don't get on with it?
Use it for thirty nights. If your evenings don't feel any different, send it back and we'll refund you. It also comes with a two-year warranty.



