Dorr LED Light Box | 20 x 20 (cm) | Energy Saving LEDs | Dimmable | 315g

Used when copying 35 mm Colour slides onto digital.
Made the job very easy with excellent results.

Good, solid Germanic stuff which went well with the Pixl-Latr I bought after an AP review. I don't care about dimming, just want a good, diffused light source and this provides it. Compared with my faithful Canon flatbed scanner this way with an APS C camera and a decent macro lens is rather better in quality and 100x faster

Very good light box with a bright even light which can be dimmed by touching the switch. Comes with mains adapter & leads. Far superior to cheapo ones on Amazon.
I used it for copying slides and negatives with an Eos R5 and 100mm macro lens. Very quick photographing individual negs from a strip of 6 giving 40 mp images. Recommended.

The main aspect is that the brightness is good, allowing me to see sufficient detail in the slides. It is about the right size for me to have on my desk along with other things, but still large enough to hold 9 slides at a time. As for previous reviews it is difficult to dim, I only seem to manage to turn it on and off, but that is not that much an issue for me. Also the edges do get hot, so care would need to be taken with the slides.

4 Stars because it does work but has annoying aspects.
The top plate is flat right across. I was expecting a raised rim that would keep items within the viewing area - not necessarily a problem. The light is even across the top - good. The brightness is fine - good. The brightness can be varied - good.
The single touch switch controls on/off and level - bad. I suspect touch switches are easier/cheaper to manufacture, so we are getting them everywhere. But they are not always appropriate.
To switch on: touch, um, try again, prod, no stroke, um oh it's on. Too bright. Touch to dim, oh it's gone off. Try again. On, good. Again a bit to reduce, bit more, oh now it's brighter. Etc.
And temperature. In a room with air temp 17.5C, the working area was 19.3-20.5C., the edge 2cm were 52-59C ! Thats hot ! (Using a certified catering probe thermometer).
So my main grumble is the variable brightness control. It should be a slider. Otherwise, it works pretty well. Recomended ? Yes, nothing is perfect, 4*.