Choosing a lamp
Which lamp should I buy first?
Dimpsy One, in almost every case. It is the task lamp, it goes where you already sit, and it is the cheapest way to find out whether warm dimming suits you. Tall and Halo make more sense once you know you want the light in more than one room.
What is the difference between the three?
Height and what they light. One sits on a desk and lights a surface. Tall stands on the floor and lights whoever is in the chair. Halo hangs over a table and lights the table. The optics, the dimming curve and the electronics are identical in all three.
Can I use them together?
Yes, and it is the intended case. All three run the same curve, so a room with two or three of them dims as one scheme rather than as separate lamps.
Light and dimming
How warm does it actually go?
From 3,000K at full output down to 1,800K at the bottom of the range. 1,800K is roughly candlelight. The curve is not linear — it warms slowly through the top of the range and quickly through the bottom.
Does it flicker?
No. The lamps dim by lowering current rather than by switching the LED on and off rapidly, which is how most dimmers work. Measured flicker is 0 Hz at every setting.
Will it help me sleep?
It removes one of the things that interferes. Evening light suppresses melatonin, and how much depends on intensity and spectrum together rather than on colour alone — which is why these lamps lower both at once. Individual sensitivity varies enormously, so we will not promise you an outcome.
Can I set a schedule?
Yes, through the app or through Apple Home. The lamps also run a sensible curve on their own if you never open either.
Fitting and power
Do I need an electrician?
Not for One or Tall — they plug into a socket. Halo is a pendant and needs a ceiling rose, so it needs an electrician unless you are replacing an existing pendant and are confident.
What voltage do they run on?
100–240V, so they work anywhere. The correct plug for your country is fitted before dispatch.
How much power do they draw?
Between 2W and 11W depending on output. At the settings most people use in the evening it is closer to 3W.
The app
Do I need the app?
No. The lamps work fully without it. The app adds scheduling, Apple Home automation, voice control, and the calibration that adjusts the curve to your own light sensitivity.
What data does the app read?
Sleep duration and efficiency from Apple Health, and only with your permission. It never writes to Health, and it has no access to heart rate, activity or anything else.
Does it work with Android?
Not yet. The lamps themselves are unaffected — they run their curve regardless of what phone you carry.
Buying and owning
How long is the warranty?
Five years, and it transfers with the lamp if you sell or give it away.
Can I return it?
Thirty days from delivery. Within the EU return shipping is free.
Where are they made?
Ghent, Belgium. The optics and electronics are made in-house; the aluminium is machined by a supplier forty minutes away.