Jellyfish Lamp – A Cordless Silicone Lamp With Spinning Tentacles And A Remote

Jellyfish Lamp Cordless, With A Remote

$34.99

A jellyfish lamp with no water in it: a glowing silicone dome with nine motor-driven tentacles, cordless, and controlled from across the room by remote.

A Remote, Or Just Touch It Nine Tentacles, And They Actually Turn Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere It Hangs As Well As Stands
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Every other jellyfish lamp in the range is a tank you fill. This one is not. There is no water in it at all: the jellyfish IS the lamp — a soft silicone dome that glows from inside, standing on a slim stem, with nine silicone tentacles hanging underneath it. Nothing to fill, nothing to spill, nothing to rinse out in six months.

The tentacles are the trick. A small motor inside the jellyfish lamp turns them, so the whole skirt sweeps slowly round and the ribbons drift outward as they go. It reads like a jellyfish moving rather than an ornament sitting still, and it does it dry.

What separates this jellyfish lamp from the near-identical one on the next listing is the remote. An infrared remote with properly marked buttons comes in the box, so the colour, the warm-white mode and the on-off all happen from wherever you are sitting. There is a touch sensor on the lamp too for when it is within reach — one tap — but the remote is the reason to pick this version.

The jellyfish lamp runs 17 RGB colours on a slow automatic gradient, or a separate warm white if you want something that reads as a lamp rather than as a colour. The dome diffuses evenly, so it is a glow rather than a bright point, and the tentacles catch the colour along their edges.

The jellyfish lamp runs off a rechargeable 700mAh battery over Type-C: about an hour and a half to charge, and up to about three hours of light. That is deliberately short, and it is the honest number — this is a jellyfish lamp you carry to the table, the porch or a tent, not one you leave burning all night. Lift it off the base and it hangs, too.

The base is 3.4 inches across and the whole jellyfish lamp stands about 6.5 inches tall, so it takes up roughly a coffee cup's worth of space and weighs almost nothing.

  • A Remote, Or Just Touch It
  • Nine Tentacles, And They Actually Turn
  • Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere
  • It Hangs As Well As Stands

One size, and no water. What matters is charging it and deciding whether it stands or hangs.

  • Dimensions – 3.4" base, about 6.5" tall
  • Construction – soft silicone dome and tentacles; no tank, no glass, no water
  • Power – rechargeable 700mAh battery, Type-C; about 1.5 hours to charge, up to about 3 hours of light
  • Controls – infrared remote included, plus a touch sensor on the lamp
  • Placement – stands on its base, or lifts off and hangs
  • Care – wipe the dome and tentacles with a dry or barely damp cloth; do not submerge it

Charge it fully before the first use.

Type: dry silicone jellyfish lamp — no water, no tank
Size: 3.4 in base, about 6.5 in tall
Tentacles: nine soft silicone tentacles, motor-driven, rotating
Light: 17 RGB colours on an automatic gradient, plus a warm white mode
Controls: infrared remote included, plus a touch sensor
Power: rechargeable 700mAh battery, Type-C; about 1.5 h charge, up to about 3 h of light
Placement: stands on the base or hangs
Care: wipe with a dry or barely damp cloth; do not submerge

Free shipping on every U.S. order. No minimum.
Delivered in 5–9 business days after a 1–2 day handling time.
30-day returns – if the fit isn't right, send them back.

No tank. Nine tentacles, turning.

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TWO WAYS IN

A Remote, Or Just Touch It

An infrared remote with marked buttons is in the box, so colour and power happen from across the room. Within arm's reach, the touch sensor on the lamp does the same job in one tap.

  • A Remote, Or Just Touch It
  • An infrared remote with marked buttons is in the box, so colour and power happen from across the room. Within arm's reach, the touch sensor on the lamp does the same job in one tap.
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THE MECHANISM

Nine Tentacles, And They Actually Turn

Nine soft silicone ribbons hang under the dome and a small motor sweeps them around the stem. It is the movement that makes it read as a jellyfish rather than as a lamp shaped like one.

  • Nine Tentacles, And They Actually Turn
  • Nine soft silicone ribbons hang under the dome and a small motor sweeps them around the stem. It is the movement that makes it read as a jellyfish rather than as a lamp shaped like one.
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CORDLESS

Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere

A 700mAh battery charges over Type-C in about an hour and a half and gives up to about three hours of light. Short, but it means no cable and no socket wherever you set it down.

  • Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere
  • A 700mAh battery charges over Type-C in about an hour and a half and gives up to about three hours of light. Short, but it means no cable and no socket wherever you set it down.
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TWO WAYS TO STAND IT

It Hangs As Well As Stands

Off the base it hangs from a hook, a branch or a canopy, which is where the cordless battery actually earns itself. On the base it is a small table lamp.

  • It Hangs As Well As Stands
  • Off the base it hangs from a hook, a branch or a canopy, which is where the cordless battery actually earns itself. On the base it is a small table lamp.

Nothing to fill. Nothing to plug in.

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A Remote, Or Just Touch It

An infrared remote with marked buttons is in the box, so colour and power happen from across the room.

02

Nine Tentacles, And They Actually Turn

Nine soft silicone ribbons hang under the dome and a small motor sweeps them around the stem.

03

Charge It, Then Put It Anywhere

A 700mAh battery charges over Type-C in about an hour and a half and gives up to about three hours of light.

04

It Hangs As Well As Stands

Off the base it hangs from a hook, a branch or a canopy, which is where the cordless battery actually earns itself.

How we compare.

Where a dry silicone lamp differs from a water tank and from a plain night light.

Ours
A water-tank jellyfish lamp
A plain LED night light
No water, nothing to fill or spill
Nine tentacles turned by a motor
Infrared remote included
Cordless, rechargeable over Type-C
Hangs as well as stands
17 colours plus a warm white mode

Frequently asked
questions.

The questions people actually ask before buying one.

No, and that is the main thing to know. There is no tank and no water in it. The lamp itself is the jellyfish: a silicone dome that glows, with nine tentacles hanging underneath. Nothing to fill and nothing to spill.

Yes. An infrared remote with clearly marked buttons is included, and it is the main difference between this lamp and the otherwise identical one that uses a voice switch instead.

Yes. A small motor turns all nine of them around the stem, and they swing outward slightly as they go. It is a slow sweep, not a spin.

Up to about three hours on a charge, from a 700mAh battery, with about an hour and a half to recharge over Type-C. The listing quotes a higher figure elsewhere; we have gone with the lower of the two published numbers.

Yes. It lifts off its base and hangs, which is what the battery is really for — a canopy, a branch, a hook over a table.

17 RGB colours on a slow automatic gradient, plus a separate warm white mode for when you want it to read as an ordinary lamp.

The base is 3.4 inches across and the lamp stands about 6.5 inches tall — roughly the footprint of a coffee cup.

Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day return window. Charge it, live with it for a week, and send it back if it is not what you pictured.

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