I have used a halogen architect light at my jigsaw puzzle for years, but the plastic post that fits into the table clamp decided to break. So I looked for a replacement and decided to give this one a try. I think that it almost is perfect.I like the fact that the post that fits into the table clamp is metal instead of plastic, so I shouldn't have the problem that killed the last light. The arms and spring assemblies are very well designed and the light stays in whatever position I put it in without a problem. The light head moves independently of the arm, increasing the flexibility of proper aiming of the light. And you don't have to turn screws or clamps or anything to make it stay in place. You can use one hand to quickly adjust it into whatever position you want. You can click the on/off switch slowly (once a second or so) to change the light levels, and there are 5 levels instead of the prior light's two levels.So that's all of the good stuff, which is impressive.The main thing that I think would make this light even better is that like other LED lights it is what I consider to be a somewhat harsh bright white light. It would be nice if there was some way to control the light temperature to make it less white and more yellow, if desired. Sure, the light color is perfect some of the time (and I suspect perfect for architects). But sometimes I wish I could soften the color a bit so that it would be easier on my eyes. If they had a button with that option this light would be perfect, in my opinion.The other thing is that the advertisements and product description that came with the light said that it "remembers" the prior light setting when you turn it off and returns to it when you turn it back on. But there was nothing in the documentation that I remember reading (I only quickly read it once) that described how to make this "memory" happen. So every time I turned off the light I click-click-clicked through all of the various light levels, and when I turned it back on it came back at full strength. One time when I was in a hurry, I pressed the on/off button quickly, thinking that I could get through the turn off process quickly. But I found that two quick presses of the on/off button is the process that turns off the light and saves the last illumination level. It would be nice to have read that in the documentation.Now you know that trick too.So if you are looking for a very flexible, sturdy light, and don't mind the light temperature that this one uses, I would highly recommend this one to you.