Work light for working on computer?

[Diablo2K]

I am looking for a couple good lights for working on computers. I have a cheap head mounted light but it feels cheap and doesn't fit well. Also have a couple cheap LED flashlights, but they suck for working on computers where you need both hands.

What do you use when working on computers. Either head mounted or other, I am looking for at least a couple differant types for differant situations. Such as a head mounted one for working inside the tower, and a floor mounted one for climbing on the floor under a desk ect. Main thing is they need to be quality products that will last and work well.

 

[Deleted member 88227]

Since when is bringing the computer to a better light source so difficult?

 

[Negative Decibel]

Usually I work on a computer in a fairly well lit area. I also have a really nice LED headlamp that I use when working on the inside. When I say really nice, I ment it's cheep and works well. Think I picked it up at LOWES, for about $15

 

[hossdaddy]

if you get stuck working on a pc under a desk, give one of these a try.

 

[havermeyer]

http://joby.com/gorillatorch has some unique hands-free lights.
So does: http://www.striker1.com/tasklights.html

 

[Diablo2K]

Since when is bringing the computer to a better light source so difficult?

if you get stuck working on a pc under a desk, give one of these a try.

There isn't a good place anywhere in my apartment for lighting at the moment. thats why I am looking for a better lighting alternative.
And when I mean working under a desk I mean hooking up the cables in the back of the PC at a "Friends" house. My PC is on top of my desk and has aloy better access, but some novices like those little desks with the cubby holes that forces you into strange positions to hook them up. I tell them thats the worste possible place for a PC but they choose to risk it.

 

[Old Hippie]

I use a cheapo gooseneck desk lamp and twist it 6 ways from hell.