Baseus Monitor Light Bar Monitor Lamp with Touch Control, Dimmable Screen Desk Light Bar with 3 Light Modes, Computer Monitor Light for Home Office, USB Powered LED Desk Lamp Keyboard Light, Black

This is a fantastic light bar (9.5/10). I would recommend it for anyone that does work on their desk--it's well worth $40.Some background: I am a student so I do a lot of work on my computer and I do a lot of work/reading on my desk (usually at the same time and at weird hours). I have been using this lightbar with my PC with 2 monitors for about 3 weeks now.All of the pictures were taken at night with all other lights off.Features:The lightbar has 3 modes: Cool white, warm white, and a mix of both. Great for daytime and nighttime work.The lightbar has a great range of brightness. It does get very dim, but very usable and easy on the eyes which is great for reading at night. On the other end, it gets bright enough to be nice to use during the day with the windows open and the lights on.The brightness settings can be a little tricky to get just right as the brightness doesn't step per touch of the button, it changes as you hold the button.The light does not shine in your eyes or glare on the monitor. The LEDs are angled towards you, keeping them off the screen, and the frame blocks the light from going past your desk.It feels heavy, I believe it's made of metal and I think it'll last a while.ConsThe clamp mount seems a little tight, but there is no distortion on the screen so I'm not even sure if that would be a problem for anyone with a decent bezel. I currently have it on an ASUS VN247H-P 23.6" monitor.The lightbar is fairly tall and I like to keep my camera for zoom on top of the monitor the lightbar is on. This means that I have to put my camera on top of the lightbar and it does feel a little too high up during calls, but it is still very usable.The lightbar doesn't turn off when I turn off my PC. I guess it still gets power but that's not a big deal.

This is a really great product. It's not cheap plastic, or battery operated, or requiring some crazy mounting. That being said, my need for it was NOT for its stated purpose. I have a wall-mounted pachinko machine that sits 8" out from the wall, and I wanted something like an art light that could stick out far enough and cast light downward to illuminate it nicely. It's been impossible to find anything that would work.There isn't any lip (like the top of a laptop screen) for this to grab onto, but I was able to use heavy-duty velcro to attach the back directly to the front of the game, so that the light was cast perfectly. We really liked the ability to select the light color and brightness to fit our mood, and it looks amazing. I'm fairly confident that the velcro will hold it in place securely, but if not, that isn't a strike against the quality of the light itself.I did have one unexpected problem. After unpacking it, I grabbed a standard USB charger (one of those white, one-inch cubes from an older iPhone) and the light would not work. It would flash on for a second and that was it. I assumed it was because the light was still cold from being it the mailbox, or maybe it was broken, or maybe I just didn't understand how to turn on a light, but it turned out that the light requires more amperage than a standard old-style charger. I swapped out the charger for a newer (more powerful) one, and the light worked fine after that.This light is a little expensive, but very solid and very well engineered. We love it.

Today my new "Baseus Monitor Light Bar Monitor Lamp with Touch Control, Dimmable Screen Desk Light Bar with 3 Light Modes, Computer Monitor Light for Home Office, USB Powered LED Desk Lamp Keyboard Light, Black" arrived from Amazon. This unit is quite fragile.Handle this Monitor Light Bar very carefully. The part that allows the head to swivel so the light is shining down or more toward you is a very fragile plastic. I discovered that when I was mounting the until on my 36-inch Samsung Computer Monitor and somehow dropped the light 18-inches. The plastic piece holding the light assembly to the heavy-duty clamp shattered. I had to super-glue the piece back on. After I had it attached to the monitor, I realized something was wrong because the light was shining directly at my body. Great. So I had to break the glue bond and figure out how the unit worked. Once I finally got the light shining downward, which took two more tries, I glued the thing back together again. Once I got the light shining down, I worked great. I like that I can adjust the light brightness and switch it between day white-light mode and night yellow mode.Again, this thing is very fragile, so treat it like your iPhone and MacBook.