Light Therapy Lamp with Alarm Clock, Wireless Charger, and USB Port - TheraLite Aura QiTheraLite Aura Qi Light Therapy Lamp MPN: FGE805000000 By Compass Health 10,000 LUX at 12" 4 Brightness Settings Built In Alarm Clock Wireless Phone Charging Dock USB Port Large 11. 25"8" Screen Angle Adjustable 100% UV Free 3000K Warm White By Compass Health The TheraLite Aura Qi combines effective bright light therapy with the everyday function of a bedside or desk fixture built in alarm clock, wireless phone charging dock, and a USB port, all

TheraLite Aura Qi Light Therapy Lamp

MPN: FGE805000000  |  By Compass Health

10,000 LUX at 12"  |  4 Brightness Settings  |  Built-In Alarm Clock  |  Wireless Phone Charging Dock  |  USB Port  |  Large 11.25"×8" Screen  |  Angle Adjustable  |  100% UV-Free  |  3000K Warm-White  |  By Compass Health

The TheraLite Aura Qi combines effective bright light therapy with the everyday function of a bedside or desk fixture — built-in alarm clock, wireless phone charging dock, and a USB port, all integrated into one freestanding lamp. Delivers up to 10,000 LUX of full-spectrum white light at a comfortable 12-inch distance across four selectable brightness settings. The 11.25"×8" screen is substantially larger than comparable multi-function therapy lamps, providing a wider light field during sessions. Angle adjustable to direct light precisely where needed. Overhead light projection mimics natural sunlight to support circadian rhythm regulation. Soft 3000K color temperature provides a relaxing, calming glow suited to both morning therapy and general use. 100% UV protection. Long-lasting LED bulbs for energy-efficient performance. Corded electric.

Specifications

Want a more compact alarm-clock lamp? See the TheraLite Radiance. Prefer a lamp without an alarm clock that doubles as evening ambient lighting? See the TheraLite Halo. Questions about which lamp fits your space? Call 1-866-218-0902

Key Features

• Built-in alarm clock — combines wake-up functionality with light therapy timing for a consistent morning routine
• Wireless phone charging dock — place a Qi-compatible phone on the base to charge without a separate charging pad
• USB charging port — wired charging option for additional devices
• 10,000 LUX at 12" — delivers the clinically recommended light therapy intensity at a comfortable distance
• Large 11.25"×8" screen — substantially wider light field than compact multi-function therapy lamps; more tolerance for natural head movement and positioning during a session
• 4 brightness settings — adjust from full clinical-strength therapy down to softer general lighting
• Angle adjustable — direct the light precisely for therapy positioning or general use
• Overhead light projection — mimics natural sunlight delivery as clinically recommended
• Soft 3000K color temperature — a calming, relaxing tone suited to both morning therapy and all-day desk or bedside use
• 100% UV protection — safe for daily long-term use
• Long-lasting LED bulbs — energy-efficient performance without frequent bulb replacement
• Doubles as a desk or bedside lamp — sleek design fits home or office environments throughout the day, not just during therapy sessions
• Corded electric | By Compass Health

Clinical FAQs

How does the TheraLite Aura Qi compare to the TheraLite Radiance, since both have an alarm clock, wireless charger, and USB port?

The Aura Qi and Radiance share the same core multi-function concept — 10,000 LUX therapy combined with a built-in alarm clock, wireless phone charging dock, and USB port, with four brightness settings and 3000K color temperature on both. The meaningful difference is scale. The Aura Qi has a substantially larger 11.25"×8" screen compared to the Radiance's compact 1.5"×6.5" screen, and stands taller at 22 inches versus the Radiance's more compact desk-clock profile. The Aura Qi is also heavier at 3.85 lbs versus the Radiance's 1.5 lbs. In practical terms, the Aura Qi functions more like a freestanding therapy lamp with bedside-clock features built in, while the Radiance functions more like a bedside clock with therapy-lamp features built in. For users who want the largest possible light field for their therapy session while still getting the alarm clock and charging convenience, the Aura Qi is the better fit. For users with very limited nightstand space who want the smallest possible footprint while still having the alarm clock and charging functions, the Radiance is the more compact choice.

Does the larger screen on the Aura Qi provide a meaningfully better therapy session than smaller multi-function lamps?

Yes, in a specific and practical way. The therapeutic effect of bright light therapy depends on the eyes receiving consistent light exposure for the full 20-to-30-minute session. With a small-screen lamp, maintaining that exposure requires the user to stay fairly still and precisely positioned. The Aura Qi's 11.25"×8" screen — nearly six times the illuminated area of the Radiance's screen — provides considerably more tolerance for natural movement during a session: reaching for a coffee cup, glancing at a phone, adjusting position in a chair, or turning to talk to someone without losing effective light exposure. This makes the Aura Qi particularly well suited to users who want to use the lamp passively during their morning routine — getting dressed, eating breakfast, checking messages — rather than sitting in a fixed position directly facing the lamp for the entire session. Users who are comfortable maintaining a still position for the session duration will find a smaller-screen lamp equally effective for the therapy function itself.

Is the 3000K color temperature on the Aura Qi as effective for SAD treatment as the cooler 4000K lamps in this product line?

Yes — color temperature affects the visual tone and comfort of the light, not its therapeutic mechanism. The clinical evidence for bright light therapy in seasonal affective disorder and circadian rhythm regulation is based primarily on light intensity (LUX) and the use of full-spectrum visible light, not on a specific color temperature. The Aura Qi's 3000K warm-white tone and the 4000K cooler-white tone used in lamps like the Day-Light Elite or Day-Light Sky both fall within the range used in light therapy research and both deliver effective treatment when used at the recommended 10,000 LUX intensity and distance. The practical difference is visual comfort and personal preference: 3000K produces a warmer, more relaxing glow that many users find more pleasant for use as a bedside or desk fixture throughout the day, while 4000K produces a brighter, more daylight-like tone that some users find more alerting for morning use specifically. Neither has been shown to be clinically superior for treatment outcomes — the choice comes down to which visual tone the user prefers living with as a daily fixture.

Questions about the TheraLite Aura Qi, comparing it to the Radiance or Halo, or light therapy in general? Call our product specialists: 1-866-218-0902  |  Mon–Fri 9am–5pm, Sat 9am–3pm EST