Quntis Computer Monitor Lamp, Screen Monitor Light Bar for Eye Caring, USB Reading LED Task Lamp with Auto-Dimming, Dimmable Light Bar, Touch Control, No Glare Space Saving Home Office Desk Lamps

Simple, Sleek, and That Wireless Control Box is a Game Changer
This is an all around excellent monitor lamp. The lighting is solid, the install is basically just setting it on top of the monitor, it balances perfectly on one of my side displays.But the real winner here? That wireless control box. It just sits off to the side until I need it. One tap, and the light’s on and doing its job. No fumbling, no digging through software menus, just quick and easy control.Highly recommend this if you want clean desk lighting with zero hassle.

Works great, weak hinge
For its base purpose, I’m glad I bought this. It provides great light for my desk; it does not bleed onto my monitor; I can easily adjust the color temperature and brightness according to what I’m doing (bright and sharp for work, warm and dim for gaming); and the wireless control works exactly how it should. Also, it was super easy to set up and it sits perfectly at the top of my monitor.Well, almost perfectly. The one big problem is that the front hinge that allows you to adjust the light bar is too loose. Over time, the light bar slowly falls inward to where it begins pointing at the screen. When I get to my desk in the morning, I have to make a minor adjustment so it’s not shining on my screen. Sometimes I have to do it again over the course of the day (that’s probably from me banging around my desk and office).So, base function of illumination works like a dream. Stability of the hinge leaves a little to be desired and my worry is that over time that hinge will become progressively looser (I see no screw or other method of tightening it).I’m keeping my fingers crossed re: the hinge because I really do love this thing overall. Definitely recommend it, with a slight caution.

Easy Set Up!
Why did you pick this product vs others?:Took me a whole five minutes to set up.  The remote control is already linked to the lamp so it works as soon as you put the batteries in.  There’s enough flexibility that it should easily work with many different types of monitors.  It’s a good size and seems sold as well built.  It has different brightness and color temperature settings.  Perfect for my reading books!

This thing changed my life. I am facing a window when working on my screen, and had to blind one half of the window. But then I could not read the papers and had to keep the light on in the room, … which in turn created shadows and shining.This device solved it all. The screen is perfectly readable, and my papers are perfectly readable.It adjusts itself depending on the lighting and can be adjusted from cold to warm wihite. The brightness is also steplessly adjustable.A pure wonder, a serious power saving for the light in the room, and far less strain on my eyes..

After years of working in the control room at various theatres, I have become accustomed to a much dimmer working environment with tightly focussed warm-coloured task lights. Combined with dark themes on my software and desktop, I have noticed a massive reduction in eye strain.This light is a great task light when the keyboard is your only physical task, or in combination with a desk lamp that is focussed on your paperwork.There are lots of adverts around for “super-bright” and “daylight” lights, which are all the opposite of what I want. In fact, finding a light that is gentle on the eyes can very tricky.This light is capable of searingly bright, cold-coloured light but is also capable of the kind of light I want. I suspect the dimmest, warmest extent of this light will be too extreme for some but it suits me well.The beam shape and penumbra are just right to cover the keyboard with only a small amount of spill. The swivel feature means that it can be angled to miss the screen completely while illuminating the keyboard fully.I prefer this kind of lighting to back-lit keys as i am almost fully a touch-typist but still need to glance down occasionally so need an easy way to aim fingers at keys; the function keys and top-row number keys in particular are nowhere near burned into my muscle memory. With back-lit keys, my size 10 hands cover up most of the illumination, thus defeating the purpose of such keys.The body of the light feels as though it has been milled from a solid piece of metal so I am confident it will survive well in my work bag alongside my laptop and all the other bits and bobs that make up my portable office.The blurb and photos indicate that the light is intended for desktop monitors but I am actually using it on my laptop. It works well for me. I have a portable power supply anyway for when I am away from mains power for extended periods and, if I use that instead of taking power from my laptop, I can work for a long time while still leaving spare power in my laptop for later. For shorter stints, taking power from my laptop is not a problem.