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Option A: A table lamp with a fixed single brightness level cannot be adjusted according to different ambient light conditions or usage scenarios. For example, during the day when indoor lighting is sufficient, the single high brightness level may be too bright, while at night, the single low brightness level may not provide adequate lighting, failing to meet diverse needs. Therefore, it is not ideal for daily office use, which requires flexible brightness adjustment.

Option B: A table lamp with two brightness settings. Although this is an improvement over a lamp with a fixed brightness, the range of options is still limited. Two brightness settings may not accurately match different usage scenarios. For example, when performing detailed drawing work, neither of the two brightness settings may be ideal, failing to meet complex lighting requirements.

Option C: A table lamp with multiple brightness settings offers more options than the previous two options and can meet the needs of some common scenarios. However, multiple settings are typically fixed levels, and in certain specific lighting conditions, it may still be difficult to find the perfectly suitable brightness, resulting in some limitations.

Option D: A table lamp with stepless dimming allows for precise brightness adjustment, enabling users to adjust the brightness to any suitable level based on specific environments and personal needs. Whether it's needing dimmer auxiliary lighting during daytime with strong natural light or requiring soft lighting at night to avoid disturbing others, stepless dimming can precisely meet these needs, making it highly suitable for various scenarios such as daily office work that require different lighting brightness levels. Therefore, it is the optimal choice.

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Option A: A table lamp with a fixed color temperature that cannot be adjusted, making it unsuitable for different usage scenarios and personal preferences. For example, warm-toned light is more comfortable for reading at night and helps relax the mind and body; however, cool-toned light may make one feel more alert and focused while working. A fixed color temperature cannot meet these diverse needs, so it is not ideal for scenarios where reading and working are frequently done at night.

Option B: A table lamp with only two color temperature options (cool and warm). While this provides some choice, it is still quite limited. The two fixed color temperatures cannot precisely match different psychological states or actual needs. For example, when creating a warm and cozy atmosphere, neither the cool nor warm fixed color temperatures may be ideal, failing to meet more precise color temperature requirements.

Option C: A table lamp with three color temperature settings (warm light, natural light, and cool light) offers more options than the previous two options and can meet some common scenario needs. However, the three color temperature settings are still fixed options, and in certain specific situations, it may be difficult to find the most suitable color temperature, failing to meet the needs of users with higher color temperature requirements.

Option D: A table lamp with continuous color temperature adjustment, allowing users to freely switch between 2700K and 6500K. This enables users to adjust the color temperature to the most comfortable level based on specific times, usage scenarios, and personal preferences. When reading at night, the color temperature can be adjusted to a lower warm tone to create a cozy atmosphere; when working, it can be adjusted to a higher cool tone to enhance focus, fully meeting the diverse color temperature needs of users who frequently read and work at night, making it the optimal choice.

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Option A: A standard table lamp without a timer function. This is clearly disadvantageous for people who have a habit of reading before bed and tend to fall asleep easily. Once they fall asleep, the lamp will stay on all night, not only wasting electricity but also potentially affecting sleep quality, as even dim light can disrupt sleep rhythms. Therefore, this lamp is not suitable for such needs.

Option B: A lamp with only two timer settings (15 minutes and 30 minutes) has a timer function, but the options are limited. Different people require varying amounts of time to fall asleep while reading, and the fixed settings of 15 minutes and 30 minutes may not align with individual needs. This could result in the lamp turning off before reading is finished or before the user falls asleep, failing to meet personalized requirements.

Option C: A table lamp with multiple timer settings (e.g., 15 minutes, 30 minutes, 45 minutes, 60 minutes, etc.) offers more options than a lamp with only two settings. However, these fixed settings still cannot fully accommodate everyone's unique sleep schedules, and there is a certain limitation in achieving precise timing settings.

Option D: table lamps with customizable timer settings allow users to set the timer duration according to their reading habits and sleep schedule. Whether it's 20 minutes, 50 minutes, or any other duration, it can be easily achieved, maximizing personalized needs. This avoids wasting electricity by leaving the lamp on all night while ensuring the light doesn't turn off too early during reading, making it the best choice for those with a pre-sleep reading habit who tend to fall asleep easily.

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Option A: A table lamp without human motion sensing is inconvenient for people who frequently get up at night, as they must search for the switch in the dark to turn on the light, posing safety risks such as tripping over obstacles. Additionally, it cannot provide timely illumination, failing to meet the lighting needs for nighttime use.

Option B: The table lamp has a limited human motion detection range, only detecting human activity within 30 centimeters of the lamp, making it less practical. When someone approaches the lamp from a distance, it cannot detect and turn on in advance, only lighting up when the person is very close. This means that most of the journey during nighttime trips is still in darkness, failing to effectively address the issue of walking in the dark.

Option C: The human motion sensor has a moderate detection range, capable of detecting human activity within 1 meter of the lamp. This represents an improvement over the 30-centimeter detection range of Option B. However, in larger rooms or when the bed is farther from the lamp, a 1-meter detection range may still be insufficient, potentially resulting in the lamp failing to turn on promptly when someone gets up at night outside the detection range.

Option D: The lamp has a large human motion detection range, capable of detecting human activity within 3 meters of the lamp, and is highly sensitive. It can detect human activity from a distance and turn on promptly after someone gets up at night, providing adequate lighting. Even in larger rooms or when the bed is far from the lamp, it ensures that there is always light when walking, greatly solving the problem of getting up in the dark at night, making it the best choice for those who frequently get up at night.

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Option A: A table lamp without USB charging functionality is not suitable for people who frequently need to charge electronic devices such as smartphones and tablets and have limited desk space. They would need to use additional charging outlets, which would occupy more desk space and outlet resources, making it inconvenient to use and unable to meet the need for simultaneous lighting and charging in a limited space.

Option B: A table lamp with only 1 USB charging port. While it has charging functionality, it cannot meet the needs when multiple devices require charging simultaneously. For example, if both a phone and a tablet are running low on battery, only one device can be charged at a time, which is highly inconvenient and fails to adapt well to modern multi-device usage scenarios.

Option C: A table lamp with 2 USB charging ports is an improvement over one with only 1 port, allowing two devices to be charged simultaneously. However, in actual use, there may still be situations where there are too many devices and two ports are insufficient. Additionally, if it does not support fast charging protocols, charging speeds may be slow, affecting efficiency.

Option D: A table lamp with 3 or more USB charging ports and support for fast charging protocols can meet the demand for charging multiple electronic devices simultaneously, whether it's smartphones, tablets, or smartwatches. Additionally, fast charging protocols significantly reduce charging time and improve efficiency, making it an ideal choice for scenarios with limited desk space where both lighting and quick charging for multiple devices are required.

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Option A: A table lamp with only brightness adjustment functionality and no color temperature adjustment functionality cannot meet the design work requirement for observing color performance under different color temperature lighting conditions. It also cannot adjust the color temperature to a comfortable level according to personal preferences during nighttime reading, making its functionality relatively limited and unable to adapt well to diverse usage scenarios.

Option B: A table lamp with only color temperature adjustment but no brightness adjustment also has limitations. In different ambient light conditions, it cannot adjust the brightness to observe design drafts, nor can it be adjusted to a suitable brightness for reading at night according to the environment and needs, failing to meet comprehensive usage requirements.

Option C: A table lamp with basic brightness and color temperature adjustment features, offering only two brightness levels and two color temperature modes (cool and warm). While it combines both brightness and color temperature adjustment, the adjustment range is overly limited. In design work, the two brightness levels and two color temperature modes cannot precisely meet the strict requirements for color observation, and it cannot provide the most comfortable lighting combination for reading at night, failing to adequately address complex usage needs.

Option D: A table lamp with continuous brightness adjustment and color temperature adjustable within the range of 2700K to 6500K. It can precisely adjust brightness and color temperature according to different requirements for color observation in design work, achieving the most accurate color reproduction. At night, users can also adjust brightness and color temperature to the most comfortable settings based on personal preferences and the current environment, fully meeting diverse lighting needs in various scenarios such as design work and evening reading. This makes it the most suitable choice for such situations.

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Option A: A table lamp with only a timer function and no motion sensor. While it meets the need for turning off the light before bed, it does not address the issue of getting up in the dark at night. Finding the switch in the dark to turn on the light is inconvenient and poses safety hazards, failing to meet the need for nighttime lighting and lacking comprehensive functionality.

Option B: A table lamp with only human motion sensing functionality and no timer-based automatic shutdown. While it can automatically provide lighting during nighttime trips to the bathroom, it cannot prevent the lamp from staying on all night, wasting energy and affecting sleep quality, making it unsuitable for pre-sleep reading and lacking comprehensive functionality.

Option C: A table lamp with a timer that only has two settings (15 minutes and 30 minutes) and a small human motion sensor range (within 30 centimeters). Although it combines both functions, the two fixed timer settings cannot precisely match individual bedtime schedules. Additionally, the 30-centimeter sensor range is too small, leaving most of the path in darkness during nighttime trips, failing to effectively meet practical usage needs.

Option D: A table lamp with customizable timer settings, a large human motion detection range (within 3 meters), and high sensitivity. It allows users to set the timer duration according to their reading habits and bedtime, meeting the personalized need for turning off the light after reading before bed. Additionally, during nighttime awakenings, the 3-meter detection range and high sensitivity ensure the lamp turns on promptly upon movement, providing adequate lighting to fully meet the dual needs of pre-sleep reading and nighttime awakenings in a bedroom, making it the most suitable choice for such scenarios.

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Option A: No USB charging function, only a table lamp with fixed brightness. For people who frequently use mobile phones, e-books, and other devices in dormitories, this cannot meet the charging needs of devices, requiring additional charging outlets. Additionally, the fixed brightness cannot be adjusted according to different learning scenarios and ambient light conditions, making it inconvenient to use and unable to meet diverse needs.

Option B: A table lamp with USB charging functionality but no brightness adjustment. While it addresses device charging needs, the fixed brightness cannot adapt to varying light requirements during study sessions. For example, the lighting brightness needed during the day and at night differs, making it unsuitable for diverse learning scenarios.

Option C: A table lamp with only one USB charging port and two brightness settings. In terms of charging, a single port cannot meet the need to charge multiple devices simultaneously. In terms of brightness adjustment, the two brightness settings are limited and cannot precisely match the lighting requirements of different learning environments and tasks, failing to adequately meet the comprehensive needs of studying in a dormitory.

Option D: A table lamp with 3 USB charging ports and dimmable brightness. It can charge multiple devices simultaneously, including smartphones, e-readers, and other small electronic devices. Additionally, the dimmable brightness allows users to adjust the light to the most suitable level based on daytime, nighttime, and different learning tasks, effectively meeting both lighting and device charging needs in dormitory settings. This makes it the most suitable choice for dormitory learning environments.

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Option A: A table lamp with only basic lighting functions is too limited in functionality. When reading, it cannot adjust brightness or color temperature according to different environments and needs, making it difficult to create comfortable reading lighting; at night when getting up, there is no motion sensor, requiring you to feel around in the dark to find the switch, posing a safety hazard; it also lacks device charging functionality, unable to meet the charging needs of electronic devices, and thus fails to meet the requirements of multiple usage scenarios.

Option B: A table lamp with brightness adjustment and timer shut-off functions. While it partially addresses the need for brightness adjustment during reading and the requirement for automatic shut-off before bedtime, it lacks a motion sensor for nighttime use, necessitating manual activation when getting up at night. Furthermore, it does not support USB charging, making it unable to charge devices like smartphones or tablets, resulting in limited functionality and an inability to meet diverse needs.

Option C: A table lamp with human motion sensors and USB charging functionality addresses the issues of automatic nighttime illumination and device charging. However, it lacks precise brightness and color temperature adjustment features for reading, failing to provide optimal lighting conditions for reading. It also lacks a timer function, meaning it cannot be automatically turned off before bedtime, making it unsuitable for users with nighttime reading habits. As a result, it cannot meet the comprehensive needs of diverse usage scenarios.

Option D: A table lamp with dimmable brightness, adjustable color temperature, human motion sensing, customizable timer, and multiple USB fast-charging ports. During reading, the dimmable brightness and adjustable color temperature can be customized to create the most comfortable lighting conditions based on time, environment, and personal preferences. At night, the human motion sensing feature automatically illuminates the lamp when someone gets up, providing illumination; the customizable timer shut-off function meets the personalized need for turning off the light before bedtime; and multiple USB fast-charging ports allow for simultaneous quick charging of multiple electronic devices. This table lamp comprehensively covers various needs such as reading, nighttime lighting, and device charging, making it the most suitable choice.

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Option A: A table lamp with only a single brightness level and no other functions is severely lacking in practicality in an office setting. When processing documents, the single brightness level cannot be adjusted according to changes in indoor lighting or personal visual preferences, which may lead to eye strain; during video conferences, the lighting cannot be adjusted to optimize facial illumination; and it cannot charge a phone, failing to meet the diverse needs of the office environment.

Option B: A table lamp with brightness adjustment and USB charging functionality, but with limited brightness adjustment settings. While it can meet basic charging needs and provide basic brightness adjustment, the limited number of brightness settings makes it difficult to precisely adapt to different office tasks. For example, when handling detailed documents or engaging in creative design, different brightness requirements are needed, and the limited settings cannot meet these needs, making it unsuitable for diverse office scenarios.

Option C: A table lamp with motion sensing and color temperature adjustment but no USB charging functionality. The motion sensing feature provides some convenience in an office environment, such as automatically turning off the light when someone leaves their seat for a period of time, and color temperature adjustment helps create different work atmospheres. However, the inability to charge mobile devices fails to meet the essential charging needs in today's highly device-dependent office environment, resulting in significant functional limitations.

Option D: A table lamp with multi-level brightness and color temperature adjustment, human presence detection, and multiple USB ports supporting fast charging, capable of fully meeting diverse office environment needs. The multi-level brightness and color temperature adjustment feature provides clear and soft lighting for document processing and adjusts facial lighting for video conferences; the human presence sensor enables intelligent energy saving; multiple USB fast-charging ports allow for convenient charging of mobile devices, making it an ideal table lamp choice for offices, whether for daily work, special tasks, or device power needs.

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Option A: A standard table lamp with no additional features does not meet the diverse needs of children's learning. During reading and writing, brightness and color temperature cannot be adjusted to protect children's vision; there is no timer function, which may lead to prolonged study sessions and fatigue; it cannot charge electronic learning devices, making it unsuitable for modern children's diverse learning scenarios, and thus provides limited assistance to children's learning.

Option B: A table lamp with brightness adjustment and a timer function, but with fixed timer settings. While it can adjust brightness and remind children to take breaks, the fixed timer settings cannot fully align with each child's learning rhythm and habits. For example, some children have high concentration levels, and fixed short-time timers may interrupt their learning flow; others have poor concentration, and prolonged timers may fail to achieve the purpose of rest and eye protection. The functionality lacks adaptability.

Option C: A table lamp with simple color temperature adjustment and USB charging functionality, but no brightness adjustment. The simple color temperature adjustment cannot precisely control the light, failing to provide children with the most suitable lighting environment for reading and writing. Additionally, the inability to adjust brightness makes it difficult for children to achieve comfortable lighting under different indoor lighting conditions. Although it can be charged, it has deficiencies in core reading and writing lighting functionality and cannot effectively meet children's learning needs.

Option D: A table lamp with eye-care level brightness and color temperature adjustment, customizable timers, multiple USB ports, and safety protection. Eye-friendly brightness and color temperature adjustment can provide children with healthy and comfortable lighting according to different learning scenarios and environments, effectively protecting their vision. The customizable timer function can be set according to children's personal learning habits to remind them to take breaks, helping them develop good learning rhythms. Multiple USB ports are convenient for charging learning devices, and safety protection design ensures children's safety during use, comprehensively meeting various needs during the learning process. This is an excellent choice for children's study lamps.