5 Best Floor Lamps With USB Ports (2026)

The runjuly is a true lamp-and-table combo, which means it replaces an end table instead of sitting next to one. The integrated power hub provides two USB ports, one Type-C port and two AC outlets, so five devices can be powered at once. A roomy desktop holds a phone and daily essentials, and a wood drawer adds hidden storage.

The 180 degree rotatable linen shade lets you aim soft, glare-free light where you need it. The tradeoff is size and cost, because a narrow side table with a drawer takes more room than a slim pole and sits in the highest cost tier here. It also brings a heavier assembly job than a simple pole lamp, so expect to set aside some time.

Once built, it is the most convenient setup for a sofa arm or bedside, because your phone, tablet and a small appliance can all charge within reach. Compared with the Coucrek's one USB and one Type-C port, the runjuly has far more connection options. We rank it first because the combination of ports, outlets, surface and drawer solves the most real problems at once.

The SUNMORY combines open shelves and a drawer with a lamp, and it charges four devices at once through two USB ports and two power outlets. A 9W, 800 lumen LED bulb is included, with three color temperatures and a listed life of 30,000 hours. The shelves are made of solid wood, and the wood grain is visible, which gives it a furniture look.

The tradeoff is that shelves are for light display and storage, not for heavy loads, so keep books and larger items on lower tiers. The bulb is moderate in brightness, so it works better as ambient light than as a bright task lamp. The cost sits in a middle tier, making it cheaper than the runjuly but a step above the simplest lamps.

Because the ports are on the lamp, the cables run along the shelves, so plan cable routing so cords do not hang into a walkway. Compared with the Coucrek, it offers more outlets and a drawer, while the Coucrek offers fewer ports at a lower tier. It is a good choice for a corner chair or a living room wall.

The ONEWISH uses a small round table beneath its lamp, and the listing says it saves 15 to 20 percent more floor space than rectangular tables of similar seating capacity. The round shape has no sharp corners, which makes walking past it smoother. It offers a 5V/2A USB port, a Type-C port and an AC socket.

Its LED bulb offers 3000K, 4500K and 6500K color temperatures and is listed for more than 10,000 hours of life. The linen shade softens the light. The tradeoff is fewer connection points than the runjuly or SUNMORY, so a household with several devices to charge may run out of ports.

The round table keeps essentials like a phone, glasses and a drink within reach without taking much room, which suits small living rooms. It sits at an upper mid-range cost tier. Compared with the runjuly, it trades connection count for a more compact shape, and we would choose it for narrow spaces beside a recliner.

The FOLKSMATE is a three-tier shelf lamp with a sturdy wooden frame and a fabric shade. Its touch control gives three-way dimming in soft, natural and high settings, and the charging side offers two fast-charging 5V/2A USB ports, a Type-C port and a power outlet. That is a flexible set of connections in a slim corner design.

The tradeoff is touch control, which some users find less reliable than a physical switch, especially with dry skin. The shelves suit small display items and accessories rather than heavy loads. It sits at a lower mid-range cost tier, so it is a good value for what it offers.

Assembly is straightforward for a shelf lamp, with a square footprint that tucks into a corner. Compared with the SUNMORY, it offers touch dimming instead of a drawer. We would choose it for a corner where you want a simple, dimmable light and a few charge points.

The Coucrek is the simplest and lowest-cost lamp in this comparison. It has open multi-tier shelves, one USB port and one Type-C port, and an 11W bulb that switches among 3000K warm white, 4000K natural white and a cooler setting. The 11W bulb is the highest wattage among the shelf lamps here.

The limited ports are the tradeoff. With only two charge points and no AC outlet, it handles a phone and a tablet but not a bigger device or a household's worth of chargers. Its shelves are designed to hold books and small display items.

The black finish blends into most rooms, and the lamp is easy to move since it has no table. Compared with the runjuly, it offers far fewer connections at a lower tier. We would choose it for a bedroom corner where light and one or two charging ports are enough.