Mathmos Aduki Light
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New: Aduki NiPresumably named by a Monty Python Knight, the brand new Aduki Ni is a super shiny version of the popular Aduki Light.
They've recently come up all aces with a string of successful products under the Mathmos Modern umbrella including the Mathmos Softlight, but the Aduki is the newest light-based kid on the block: a sleek, ergonomically designed handheld light that gradually changes color.
Both the Aduki and the shiny new Aduki Ni are available in three different color waves - each moves through a spectrum of hypnotic colors and then starts over again. A button on the Aduki allows you to freeze any desired color; so essentially it's like having a light that you select the color of. For instance, the blue to red model starts on blue and gradually moves through a spectrum of pinks and violets to reds, and then starts all over again. Psychedelic, man.
The original Aduki is constructed in polished die-cast zinc and soft touch matt thermoplastic. The Ni is adorned with a metalic coating giving it an über-sleek 'T-1000' liquid chrome look. In fact it looks so out of this world we keep expecting it to wisk us away to planet Phaelon, Flight of the Navigator style.
Best of all it's fully rechargeable and will function for between 3 and 6 hours. So if you want to take it raving with you (don't ask us why, we just assume you youngsters enjoy doing that kind of thing) it will last well into the night, or morning as the case may be.
The Aduki also has hundreds of practical uses around the home and garden. With no cable to worry about you can place it, (or hang it) just about anywhere: from bedside tables to tree branches. And, believe us, it's a lot safer than lighting candles. Trust us and buy one of these weird and wonderful whatnots immediately. Not only will you be gaping at it for hours on end, you'll be wondering what you ever saw in boring old lightbulbs. Illuminating!
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Dimensions:
- Approximately 4" (W) x 5¼" (D) x 2" (H)
Color Waves:
- Green/Blue - starts on green and moves gradually through turquoise and cyan through to blue.
- Blue/Red - starts on blue and moves gradually through violet and pink through to red.
- Red/Green - starts on red and moves gradually through orange and yellow through to red.
Features:
- A silicone button on the base of the Aduki allows you to turn the light on and off and to freeze on any desired color.
- Aduki may be placed on a flat surface or hung from a cord.
Charging instructions:
- First charge: At least 18 hours
- Re-charge: 12-14 hours (we leave ours plugged in overnight)
- Lasts for 750-1000 charges.
- Charge after every use for a long battery life.
- Never let the battery run flat.
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Mathmos Aduki Light
Laurie Searle, Brighton, UK
- 29th Dec 2004
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How cool is this! Its great, very funky and colourful! I would definately recommend buying this. Me and my other half are now deciding which other Mathmos light to buy for our house!
Firebox - Great service, quick, efficent and the products are always delivered undamaged!
Karen, Ipswich - Feb '06 |
This is a great thing! Everybody loves its little cute shape! It even has a secret feature! Can't wait to find out what it is! It's great to sit by, on a stormy night, feels really soothing! I would really recommend it!
Martin, Denmark - Dec '05 |
I have had my aptly-named Aduki for wuite a while now, and it never ceases to entertain me. If you give it to an annoying little kid, then it will shut him up for a good long while. Brill
laurie, Brighton - Dec '04 |
Amazing product. I thought my girlfriend wouldn't like it. Couldn't have been more wrong. Now everybody wants one.
james mckenzie, scunthorpe, N.Lincs - Jan '04 |
Fantastic service. I bought two mathmos Bubble for the missus in the past and she loved them - but now these luvvly Aduki are definetely one step ahead! I bought one for the missus again as a mum-again pressie (we now have two boys) and this time she is soo possesive! This is a fun pressie for all first time parents as they are useful night lights for the kids - just make sure you get them back as my 3 yr old son started to steal mum's Aduki evry night! Thx firebox for the great service - no problems at all and also - surprise! - my favourite sweet - cola bottles sent alongside as well 4 free! Will recommend 2 a friend!
johnno, Hants - Mar '03 |
I was going to buy the Mathmos Bubble, but when I saw this cute little bean-like lamp I felt strangely drawn towards it. Each one has a tiny face on it's under-belly too! It's the perfect shape and size - I'm going to take it everywhere!
Natalie, Somerset - Jul '02 |
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