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DeckTok Folding Floor Lamp: Of Course I Want to Make an M

Assembling the base, pairing the remote and changing the light and shape.

Article published November 4, 2026.

A light that bends into different shapes is going to make me think about an M. That is exactly where my mind goes when I open this DeckTok folding floor lamp.

Before trying that arrangement, I have a base to assemble and a remote to connect. The hands-on session stays with those physical controls.

The weight is in the base

The lamp body feels lighter than the box had led me to expect. Then I take out the substantial base, which explains much of the weight I was feeling.

I work through the supplied pieces and attach the lamp, including a moment of figuring out how the cover and fastener belong together. Wall-mount pieces are included too, but I do not install them on a wall.

I choose the remote for this setup

Once powered, I pair the remote and use it to change colors, brightness and modes. I also try the white-light choices and move the light sections into another orientation.

The description discusses an app and voice assistants. I do not set up either one in this recording, so they are separate from the remote-control result I show.

The shape is the fun part

I turn and arrange the sections while thinking about how an M could face the room. That is the flexible design I am exploring, rather than a measured output or stability test.

The original description lists RHP4G0V2VD7H. It does not give a discount amount or expiration, so those terms stay unspecified. The listed brightness and lifespan are also not measurements completed in this first session.

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