I have this on a 1.2 inch thick monitor, it hasnt moved thru a 4.2 earthquake, rage gaming, kicking the table, and ridiculous bass. 10/10 would buy again
Was just considering this light bar but this video taught me much more about lighting. In this day and age, I feel we have to take care of our eyes more than ever before. Thanks for the great content
@@miso1995srb Možda samo nemaš dovoljno godina / istrošen vid. Čovek je lepo u klipu objasnio kako funkcionišu naše oči. Bolje je da pojačaš ambijentalno svetlo nego da smanjiš monitor do kraja.
This is a fantastic video. I love that you included and demonstrated bias lighting for people. Very important concept. You could have listed more points for why typical desk lamps suck as far as hand shadows and glare and insufficient coverage and stuff, but I think most people watching this video would already be pretty aware of why they want a monitor lamp. My research tells me that this is definitely the lamp to get.
As a long-time user of the original BENQ, the wireless controller is what made me buy this. I am now using a 50" tv as a monitor,I have to stand up everytime to turn it on/off, with the Xiaomi, my laziness rprobs has been resolved lol. Good review!
I have the 34" ultrawide Xiaomi monitor, I was skeptical at first, but it was too good of a deal to pass up, I've been using it for quite a while now and I'm 99% satisfied, you get what you pay for with their products
This has to be my best purchase this year. Everything on my desk has enough light now and there is much less strain on my eyes. Everyone should purchase one really.
Love that remote control for the light bar. So clever and cool. Don’t know what other light bars offer by way of remote control but the remote certainly makes this Xiaomi bar pretty compelling. Thanks for bringing it to our attention!
@@JSyntax I'm tossing up Quntis vs Xiaomi and in a way I like the simplicity of the Quntis. No extra things on the desk, no batteries required, all enclosed in one unit. What if the remote breaks? (Saw a few reviews 😬) Quntis or Xiaomi? You've almost got Mr convinced.
@@PaulSpaccaventohaving to touch the light bar often can disorient its original tilt position. So you gonna have to re adjust its position every now and then as well. However, having a remote control lets you adjust brightness and color without potentially altering its position since your not touching the bar.
Thank you so much for your video. Purchased this product exclusively based on your review. Will be very helpful to the community suffering from eye strains if you can offer an advise on LIFX bulb (never even heard of one prior to your video) and tips on how to properly setup monitor colors to reduce eye strain, not for gaming but for professional software development. Thanks again, fantastic video!
Well, if you claim this to be the BenQ killer, why are you comparing it to a brand NOT BENQ? It seems like a great product, a great alternative to Quntis. But after comparing Xiaomi to Quntis for the entire video, I wasn't able to see how you came to the conclusion of "this is the BenQ killer". There are other videos on RUclips which did a fair and thorough comparison with BenQ and their final thoughts were at least a bit different than "BenQ is just soooo over priced and it is a rip off"
@@JSyntax Still a bit confused by the fact that your video about BenQ Halo came after this one and you seem to absolutely cancel BenQ product in this video. But anyways, I guess everyone has their own preference. I accidently stumbled upon your channel and hope your RUclips career goes well. Thanks for your content
I don't get how this is a BenQ killer. The BenQ spills zero light on the monitor. This monitor spills a lot of it on the monitor, unless your turn it away, but then it almost hits your eyes.
You are one of the few people I've ever heard talk about "how our eyes work". I work in a fairly dark studio, and I've had a lamp behind my monitor for at least 15 years. Even at home, when I watch TV, for over 20 years I've had a lighting preset that illuminates the whole wall that the TV is on (Yes ,I've had smart lights for 20 years). At work, in the studio, I've been trying to focus the track lights over my head to only illuminate the desk, but not the put glare on the screen. I've had very little success. A light bar is the perfect solution, and Xiaomi might be the one for me. I just hope it fits on my super thick NEC monitor.
@@TheLP98 I have an NEC PA 271Q. It just barely fits. I wish I could post a picture here, but I'll try to describe the problem. the bezel isn't too thick, but about an inch down from the bezel on the back side, the case protrudes out another inch or so. The counterweight on the light touches that protrusion which causes the lamp to tilt forward and spill light onto the screen. For me, it's acceptable. A proper solution would be to break the counterweight off, and use strong 3M tape to attach the lamp in a semi-permanent way. The one thing no review mentions, is that the angel of the lamp can cause glare into your eyes. The light reflects off my metallic keyboard and into my eyes - it's not too bad, but not ideal either. A light bar is not a perfect solution, but better than the eyestrain caused by my black keyboard on my black desk in the dark. A light bar is also better than a bright lamp that would wash out my monitor.
thank you for your review. Just bought one last week. Amazing quality when having it on hand. Now just saving extra money to buy the Xiaomi 34 inch ultrawide monitor to ft with it.
I ended up getting a Micomlan Monitor Light Bar from Amazon. It comes with its own back facing LED's and they're BRIGHT. It's cheap at $29 . I've had it for nearly a year and its been working perfectly all this time.
Immediate purchase. 35 including 7 day shipping on aliexpress. Thanks for the recommendation and good explanation. I've been dealing with eye strain too for some time.
I have been using this for 2 months now, and honestly really worth it! I was on the Xiaomi store and saw this one, I couldnt believe it was so cheap for its quality. It made such huge difference especially I work night shifts and I hate the big light lol. The only thing that bothered me is the pressure in my monitor from the light bar clamp since I have a thin bezel, I decided to put it on my second monitor. But how is it going for you? Is this a concerned at all?
would still prefer benq over this, the light profile of this shown in the video is symetric, causing light to spill onto the monitor, or angeled aggressively away that it'll be in your eye. calling it a benq killer is misleading. there's a reason why benq is much more expensive, more engineering and R&D was put into it.
What is the max Lumen rating on this Xiaomi light bar? They don’t say in their official specs probably to hide the fact that it’s really dim. All lighting has a Lumen rating!
I use this light bar with Xiaomi Mi 34'' monitor for a while now, and it's really decent, love it. I left it on most of the time. when you don't have a light bar you think you don't need it but as soon as you start using one you can turn it off, haha.
One thing about the condo developers, they did not forget to add lights, they built your unit (and the hundreds of others) to the absolute bare minimum code requirement. In Canada ceiling lighting only required in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms (not closet!) and hallways. You are permitted to install a switched receptacle (plug) in living rooms & bedrooms & you are code compliant. Some developers opt to include a junction box in the middle of your bedroom so that you can choose to install your own ceiling lighting. Otherwise great video.
Thanks for the great review and especially the addition of bias light - been doing that bit for years and it always helps! Can you say whether the light works even if the monitor is off or in standby (as it draws power via USB of the monitor)? I sometimes work at my desk without the monitor on but still need a desk light.
Great review! Just wondering if xiaomi bar could be used instead a regular desk lamp for reading and writing or is rather an additional source for computer use purposes?
I bought the XIAOMI Mi Computer Monitor Light bar and the light holder blocks the camera (when centered) on the Studio Display! It triggers anyone's OCD since the light sits about 1 inch to the right or left of the monitor!
I'm sorry to curb your enthusiasm: the magnetic connection design is flawed, a fact you'll only notice with time. I bought this product back in October 2020 and, after a year or so of use, the lamp started to frequently flick due to bad contact of the metal plates. I was usually able to fix it by moving the bar a bit, but the problem only got worse and now, after two years, it's almost impossible to use the lamp. I suspect this problem was caused by the metal cylindrical body of the lamp having its shape microscopically distorted due to weather variations so that now it won't fit perfectly with the monitor support, affecting the magnetic connection and the proper touching of metal contacts. I'm a big fan of Xiaomi in general, but in this case, the experience was very disappointing!
Such a great review and I really need to purchase the light bar because I'm currently doing my internship as a Software Engineer at Motorola Solutions my eyes all get in pain that's why I must have at least one monitor light bar . Thank you again for the great content..keep it up😃
Great review! But you did compared with the Quntis old version, am I right? What about the comparison with the new Quntis Pro+ which also has the remote control and maybe a few improvments from its old version? I'm really searching a review comparing those 2 for me to choose what I'm gonna buy.
I use a wall-wash stage light to light up the entire wall behind my desk. It has many different programs for a multi-color experience. Speed, light intensity, color change modes..... this is awesome! This stage light is actually a little longer than my desk. I have led light string wrapped just under the lip of the desk, a ring light on dim setting that rotates through colors slowly jammed into the corner of the desk (it usually has opposite colors of the wall-wash light which makes the effect of even more multi-color. Also have a light bar that illuminates my desk surface just enough to not be overly bright but is able to give enough LUX to keep my wireless solar powered keyboard charged. No eye fatigue at all. You don't even have to have the computer on to feel like you are in your own little cubby light color of the world. My desk experience is like a dream!
3:20 just from looking at this, i much prefer the warmer color temperature of the Quntis over the Xiaomi, the xiaomi light is too cold. The Quntis looks like it has a higher CRI as well.
there are two models of this lamp MJGJD01YL and MJGJD02YL. the last one is possible to connect do the app. are there any other differences apart from that?
Just got this light bar but unfortunately it won't fit on my 34 inch Alienware A3423DWF monitor..it seems like a quality product but I should have done more research.
According to amazon Q&As you can pair two of these to one dial, so I wonder if it's feasible to DIY something to mount a second bar behind the monitor as the bias lighting.
Great review dude. Question though. 😅 In clamping capability also compatible for curve monitors? (Like the Huawei MateView GT) Also how about the shelf time of the bulb? At some point of time, its gonna die out right? Hopefully it lasts long enough for what your paying for. (Just some thoughts)
Hello! I got a few questions: 1. Is that a frameless monitor? How’s the clamp on it, doesn’t it pressure the LCD? 2. Can the magnet damage the monitor? I recently bought the Asus ProArt and I don’t want to ruin it because of these. Thank you!
I'm looking for an alternative to that bias lighting lamp in the description, which has been out of stock at Amazon for a while. All I can find are ones without USB.
do you have the apple studio display, how does the light bar fit on it since studio display has the built in webcam and microphone exactly where the light bar stand is positioned.
I own this same light bar, it’s been a game changer and I absolutely love using it. Where’s the link to the inexpensive lamps you used for the bias lighting? I could definitely use one or two of those. Great review!
what do you recommend a monitor or a tv for a pc, many people use there tv's , my monitor just went, & seeing the price difference between a tv & monitor , felt should have bought a 32 in full hd tv.
it depends what you do on the PC. Do you play games like CSGO or some games which require a lot of focus, reaction time and consistent aim? Then a PC monitor is better, since they (usually) are faster reaction time and higher Hz. But if you play more games like skyrim or something like that, then a TV should be fine if you ask me!
Does anyone has some experience to use this monitor light bar as an ordinary office light for paper work - sorting, reading etc...? Is it recommended for this type of work too?
Will this light bar interfere with the built in webcam on my iMac? If so, I hope future light bar designs includes a cut out for monitors that have the built in webcam.
Can I use it when I have 38" Dell U3818DW? First possible issue is that it's curved, second possible issue is that top is like 3cm thick because it contains some vents and becomes thicker downwards (slope is not huge, maybe five degrees) and last issue is that screen has 1mm wide frame (then half centimeter or so is black, but it's only foil covering whole screen. so it has to clamp to the edge only.
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I have this on a 1.2 inch thick monitor, it hasnt moved thru a 4.2 earthquake, rage gaming, kicking the table, and ridiculous bass. 10/10 would buy again
Was just considering this light bar but this video taught me much more about lighting. In this day and age, I feel we have to take care of our eyes more than ever before. Thanks for the great content
Ma zaboravi, nadjes monitor koji moze dosta da smanji nivo osvetljenja, nocno svetlo win opcija, tastatura sa osvetljenim tipkama, neces imati problem
@@miso1995srb Možda samo nemaš dovoljno godina / istrošen vid. Čovek je lepo u klipu objasnio kako funkcionišu naše oči. Bolje je da pojačaš ambijentalno svetlo nego da smanjiš monitor do kraja.
@@milutin74 ukapirace kad krene kod opticara 🤓
This is a fantastic video. I love that you included and demonstrated bias lighting for people. Very important concept.
You could have listed more points for why typical desk lamps suck as far as hand shadows and glare and insufficient coverage and stuff, but I think most people watching this video would already be pretty aware of why they want a monitor lamp.
My research tells me that this is definitely the lamp to get.
Right on!
As a long-time user of the original BENQ, the wireless controller is what made me buy this. I am now using a 50" tv as a monitor,I have to stand up everytime to turn it on/off, with the Xiaomi, my laziness rprobs has been resolved lol. Good review!
Is there any issue with the lightbar width? I have a 32" monitor and the light bar would leave 13 cm on each side without coverage
@@thasd1280 Weird. I have a 60" desk and it covers the whole thing. Mind you, mine is placed higher up as I'm using a bigger monitor.
Thanks for the great review. Bought it and your instructions were very helpful! 😊 love the bar 💙
Glad it was helpful!
I have the 34" ultrawide Xiaomi monitor, I was skeptical at first, but it was too good of a deal to pass up, I've been using it for quite a while now and I'm 99% satisfied, you get what you pay for with their products
Very professional review with bunch of additional advices. Great job!
This has to be my best purchase this year. Everything on my desk has enough light now and there is much less strain on my eyes. Everyone should purchase one really.
I know right more light for my light screens
Love that remote control for the light bar. So clever and cool. Don’t know what other light bars offer by way of remote control but the remote certainly makes this Xiaomi bar pretty compelling. Thanks for bringing it to our attention!
Indeed
@@JSyntax I'm tossing up Quntis vs Xiaomi and in a way I like the simplicity of the Quntis. No extra things on the desk, no batteries required, all enclosed in one unit. What if the remote breaks? (Saw a few reviews 😬) Quntis or Xiaomi? You've almost got Mr convinced.
@@PaulSpaccaventohaving to touch the light bar often can disorient its original tilt position. So you gonna have to re adjust its position every now and then as well. However, having a remote control lets you adjust brightness and color without potentially altering its position since your not touching the bar.
Thank you so much for your video. Purchased this product exclusively based on your review. Will be very helpful to the community suffering from eye strains if you can offer an advise on LIFX bulb (never even heard of one prior to your video) and tips on how to properly setup monitor colors to reduce eye strain, not for gaming but for professional software development. Thanks again, fantastic video!
Kudos on having an actual task chair there.
And thank you for the recommendation!
But its not a benq killer. The benq is the only light on the market which actually has the asymmetrical lighting.
This is a point that most ppl who opt to buy the cheaper light bars tend to ignore. 🤷♂️
Well, if you claim this to be the BenQ killer, why are you comparing it to a brand NOT BENQ? It seems like a great product, a great alternative to Quntis. But after comparing Xiaomi to Quntis for the entire video, I wasn't able to see how you came to the conclusion of "this is the BenQ killer". There are other videos on RUclips which did a fair and thorough comparison with BenQ and their final thoughts were at least a bit different than "BenQ is just soooo over priced and it is a rip off"
I created a dedicated video to the benq version. My conclusion is that this one offers similar performance for less
@@JSyntax I see. Sorry if i was offensive. I would definitely check out that video
@@JSyntax Still a bit confused by the fact that your video about BenQ Halo came after this one and you seem to absolutely cancel BenQ product in this video. But anyways, I guess everyone has their own preference. I accidently stumbled upon your channel and hope your RUclips career goes well. Thanks for your content
@@yusinwu I came to the same conclusion lol. He made a click-bait title. Watched the whole video with no direct comparison between the two. Yeesh.
I don't get how this is a BenQ killer. The BenQ spills zero light on the monitor. This monitor spills a lot of it on the monitor, unless your turn it away, but then it almost hits your eyes.
You are one of the few people I've ever heard talk about "how our eyes work". I work in a fairly dark studio, and I've had a lamp behind my monitor for at least 15 years. Even at home, when I watch TV, for over 20 years I've had a lighting preset that illuminates the whole wall that the TV is on (Yes ,I've had smart lights for 20 years). At work, in the studio, I've been trying to focus the track lights over my head to only illuminate the desk, but not the put glare on the screen. I've had very little success. A light bar is the perfect solution, and Xiaomi might be the one for me. I just hope it fits on my super thick NEC monitor.
Awesome!
Have you already tried that on NEC? I also own one (EA275UHD) and I'm not sure if it'll fit.
@@TheLP98 I have an NEC PA 271Q. It just barely fits. I wish I could post a picture here, but I'll try to describe the problem. the bezel isn't too thick, but about an inch down from the bezel on the back side, the case protrudes out another inch or so. The counterweight on the light touches that protrusion which causes the lamp to tilt forward and spill light onto the screen. For me, it's acceptable. A proper solution would be to break the counterweight off, and use strong 3M tape to attach the lamp in a semi-permanent way. The one thing no review mentions, is that the angel of the lamp can cause glare into your eyes. The light reflects off my metallic keyboard and into my eyes - it's not too bad, but not ideal either. A light bar is not a perfect solution, but better than the eyestrain caused by my black keyboard on my black desk in the dark. A light bar is also better than a bright lamp that would wash out my monitor.
thank you for your review. Just bought one last week. Amazing quality when having it on hand. Now just saving extra money to buy the Xiaomi 34 inch ultrawide monitor to ft with it.
Thanks for the review, I'm planning on getting this tomorrow
I ended up getting a Micomlan Monitor Light Bar from Amazon. It comes with its own back facing LED's and they're BRIGHT. It's cheap at $29 . I've had it for nearly a year and its been working perfectly all this time.
Great video, you have answered all my questions. Thanks!
Nice video! I purchased this light bar recently and highly recommend it. 👍🏽
Immediate purchase. 35 including 7 day shipping on aliexpress. Thanks for the recommendation and good explanation. I've been dealing with eye strain too for some time.
Excited for you
I have been using this for 2 months now, and honestly really worth it! I was on the Xiaomi store and saw this one, I couldnt believe it was so cheap for its quality. It made such huge difference especially I work night shifts and I hate the big light lol.
The only thing that bothered me is the pressure in my monitor from the light bar clamp since I have a thin bezel, I decided to put it on my second monitor. But how is it going for you? Is this a concerned at all?
Thank you. Would have never considered a lightbar but will now be looking
It's great!
would still prefer benq over this, the light profile of this shown in the video is symetric, causing light to spill onto the monitor, or angeled aggressively away that it'll be in your eye. calling it a benq killer is misleading.
there's a reason why benq is much more expensive, more engineering and R&D was put into it.
What is the max Lumen rating on this Xiaomi light bar? They don’t say in their official specs probably to hide the fact that it’s really dim. All lighting has a Lumen rating!
270 vs 500 in benq....
Thank you for this. immidiatly ordered one.
I use this light bar with Xiaomi Mi 34'' monitor for a while now, and it's really decent, love it. I left it on most of the time. when you don't have a light bar you think you don't need it but as soon as you start using one you can turn it off, haha.
Thanks! I totally agreed with you. Really happy with the purchase
Great to hear!
One thing about the condo developers, they did not forget to add lights, they built your unit (and the hundreds of others) to the absolute bare minimum code requirement. In Canada ceiling lighting only required in kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms (not closet!) and hallways. You are permitted to install a switched receptacle (plug) in living rooms & bedrooms & you are code compliant. Some developers opt to include a junction box in the middle of your bedroom so that you can choose to install your own ceiling lighting. Otherwise great video.
So sad ty for the info
@@JSyntax it is, used to deal with designing condos for developers on a daily basis.
Great video, pure content no BS. Cheers!
No man, this is utter BS
sick video! loved the details
Appreciate it!
I think you can do one with a led strip, 12 V power source and some tinkering.
Will cost around 30 USD
cost $2 DIY
Thanks for the great review and especially the addition of bias light - been doing that bit for years and it always helps!
Can you say whether the light works even if the monitor is off or in standby (as it draws power via USB of the monitor)? I sometimes work at my desk without the monitor on but still need a desk light.
you just earned a sub my man
Thank you
Great review! Just wondering if xiaomi bar could be used instead a regular desk lamp for reading and writing or is rather an additional source for computer use purposes?
I bought the XIAOMI Mi Computer Monitor Light bar and the light holder blocks the camera (when centered) on the Studio Display! It triggers anyone's OCD since the light sits about 1 inch to the right or left of the monitor!
I'm sorry to curb your enthusiasm: the magnetic connection design is flawed, a fact you'll only notice with time. I bought this product back in October 2020 and, after a year or so of use, the lamp started to frequently flick due to bad contact of the metal plates. I was usually able to fix it by moving the bar a bit, but the problem only got worse and now, after two years, it's almost impossible to use the lamp. I suspect this problem was caused by the metal cylindrical body of the lamp having its shape microscopically distorted due to weather variations so that now it won't fit perfectly with the monitor support, affecting the magnetic connection and the proper touching of metal contacts. I'm a big fan of Xiaomi in general, but in this case, the experience was very disappointing!
i bye too and i don't know it can change to yellow before i watch this video. :)
I really love Xiaomi products❤
Great video man.. Would you recommend this for a 32 in straight monitor?
Best monitor lamp review ever!
Yes 100%
This is not a review, It's a paid promotional video.
If it isn't you should disclaim it
Such a great review and I really need to purchase the light bar because I'm currently doing my internship as a Software Engineer at Motorola Solutions my eyes all get in pain that's why I must have at least one monitor light bar . Thank you again for the great content..keep it up😃
Thank you! I hope it solves your uneven lighting.
@@JSyntax you are most welcome
Is there any point in using one in a well-lit room?
Thanks!
How many watts is that smart bulb? Can’t find link
Great review! But you did compared with the Quntis old version, am I right? What about the comparison with the new Quntis Pro+ which also has the remote control and maybe a few improvments from its old version? I'm really searching a review comparing those 2 for me to choose what I'm gonna buy.
I prefer this one over the other one. But I'm not sure if the pro model is better because I don't have a copy to review unfortunately
Awesome vid thanks! Also. RGB lights will up your game for backlight, you won’t have to consider heat or wires.
I use a wall-wash stage light to light up the entire wall behind my desk. It has many different programs for a multi-color experience. Speed, light intensity, color change modes..... this is awesome! This stage light is actually a little longer than my desk. I have led light string wrapped just under the lip of the desk, a ring light on dim setting that rotates through colors slowly jammed into the corner of the desk (it usually has opposite colors of the wall-wash light which makes the effect of even more multi-color. Also have a light bar that illuminates my desk surface just enough to not be overly bright but is able to give enough LUX to keep my wireless solar powered keyboard charged. No eye fatigue at all. You don't even have to have the computer on to feel like you are in your own little cubby light color of the world.
My desk experience is like a dream!
How does it fit on a curved monitor?
Yup it does.
Nowadays every device has night mode and it really helps. And it's free. No extra device is needed.
btw you can adjust light on your cheap lightbar just by a long holding your finger on a button
Behind screen U have 10W led bulb at center, my keyboard is rgb. At night I turn on night lamp to bright up room. Excellent!
If I use this on a rotate monitor, does it easily fall?
Just used cheap 3inch led ring light, brighter than that xiaomi lightbar plus illuminates the whole table too.
3:20 just from looking at this, i much prefer the warmer color temperature of the Quntis over the Xiaomi, the xiaomi light is too cold. The Quntis looks like it has a higher CRI as well.
Yes, it is definitely too cold. I just have a nice standing lamp with philips hue inside and according to hour I set the brightness and temperature.
@@Micha-bp5om That is a smart way to do it, very nice to have the option to change temperature for sure. I'm using a 2200K LED myself.
But are u sure they were in the same temperature intensity and color?
Does monitor light help in reduce screen reflective glare ?
there are two models of this lamp MJGJD01YL and MJGJD02YL. the last one is possible to connect do the app. are there any other differences apart from that?
Will this eliminate the glare to the eyeglasses (for video recording/zoom etc.)?
Light bar or bias lighting for is good for your eyes, especially for gaming in long hours?
Usually my room lamp are on when I'm gaming.
An ambilight is much cooler and it also reduces eye strain
i prefer having all lights turned off for maximal eye strain. i have 10/10 vision btw
Which monitor do you use?
Just got this light bar but unfortunately it won't fit on my 34 inch Alienware A3423DWF monitor..it seems like a quality product but I should have done more research.
Can you turn on the lightbar if the remote is broken? Can you buy a replacement? TIA!
According to amazon Q&As you can pair two of these to one dial, so I wonder if it's feasible to DIY something to mount a second bar behind the monitor as the bias lighting.
Great review dude. Question though. 😅
In clamping capability also compatible for curve monitors? (Like the Huawei MateView GT)
Also how about the shelf time of the bulb? At some point of time, its gonna die out right? Hopefully it lasts long enough for what your paying for. (Just some thoughts)
I own the same monitor, got the light bar attached without any issues
Great review! Is it possible to set exactly the color temperature? i.e. 5500k?
Unfortunately not
But you can estimate
Bro have u heard of led tubelight?
any update on how it hold up? if u still use it
Yes it's perfect
There’s actually an usb C cable in the box, under the booklet. Wouldn’t know if I didn’t watch this video. But no batteries though in my box
There’s actually an usb C cable in the box, under the booklet. Wouldn’t know if I didn’t watch this video. But no batteries though in my box
Does it leave any marks on the monitor thoo? :o
Hello! I got a few questions:
1. Is that a frameless monitor? How’s the clamp on it, doesn’t it pressure the LCD?
2. Can the magnet damage the monitor?
I recently bought the Asus ProArt and I don’t want to ruin it because of these.
Thank you!
Great video. What's the name of the new lamp you are using currently, as I don't see it in the description. Would be perfect for my setup.
Thanks and i'll link in the description now!
amzn.to/39QWOnY
Hey, what about doing a review on Manta sleep pro. supposed to be better for side sleepers. Love to hear your oppinion on it
nice review. is it possible to connect multiple lights to one remote?
Unfortunately not
I have a lamp behind my monitor. But I still dont understand what is the benefit of this xiaomi lamp hitting the screen/keyboard. Can you clarify?
I explained this in the video it's about reducing contrast between your screen and the bottom of your desk My Demo it and it's quite Stark
I'm looking for an alternative to that bias lighting lamp in the description, which has been out of stock at Amazon for a while. All I can find are ones without USB.
I need to update the description then with new alternative links
Can you change its color temperature? Not really a fan of daylight white light.
yes!
@@JSyntax Oh, alright that's pretty cool then. I'll pick one up.
I find it comical how a tiny dim lamp in a niche market is over 100 dollars
Y'all turn these off when watching or playing things, right? I assume they undermine image quality tremendously.
look up YEELIGHT Monitor Light Bar. It has an rgb backlight built in! would love to see a review
i have my desk right at the wall, is there a way to attach the light to wall? because i am using a laptop
do you have the apple studio display, how does the light bar fit on it since studio display has the built in webcam and microphone exactly where the light bar stand is positioned.
I own this same light bar, it’s been a game changer and I absolutely love using it. Where’s the link to the inexpensive lamps you used for the bias lighting? I could definitely use one or two of those. Great review!
Still need to it! Ty y
what is the difference between the one that's selling now for $49.99 (dark black) vs the one for $69.99 (black)?
Probably no difference I would get the cheaper one
Can you share a link to them
The colour?
I remember tvs ONLY shipping with lightbars but there use to be BEHIND the tv. Interesting developents.
Indeed it is very interesting
Would it help Dasung E ink monitor?
What is the shell of the wireless remote made of? plastic or aluminum?
Well made plastic
It's hilarious how so many reviews about cheaper quality light bars can't avoid mentioning BenQ in the title or the description. 😂
Mine has been flawless for a couple years
Not launched in India! That's a bummer
What you recommend to ligth a room? strip leds? or? thanks,.
i recommend the back lamp behind the monitor i mentioned
I usually open the light in my room, don’t think is necessarily, unless you have a bad light in the room…
How long is the USB cable?
what do you recommend a monitor or a tv for a pc, many people use there tv's , my monitor just went, & seeing the price difference between a tv & monitor , felt should have bought a 32 in full hd tv.
it depends what you do on the PC. Do you play games like CSGO or some games which require a lot of focus, reaction time and consistent aim? Then a PC monitor is better, since they (usually) are faster reaction time and higher Hz. But if you play more games like skyrim or something like that, then a TV should be fine if you ask me!
Does this snap onto a laptop screen?
Does anyone has some experience to use this monitor light bar as an ordinary office light for paper work - sorting, reading etc...? Is it recommended for this type of work too?
it's even better
why just not keep the ceiling light of your room turned on?
Will this light bar interfere with the built in webcam on my iMac? If so, I hope future light bar designs includes a cut out for monitors that have the built in webcam.
i keep my webcam on the side, no issues, but for imac, im not sure, i dont think it will
I probably can not combine it with a webcam sitting on top of my screen, can I?
Can I use it when I have 38" Dell U3818DW? First possible issue is that it's curved, second possible issue is that top is like 3cm thick because it contains some vents and becomes thicker downwards (slope is not huge, maybe five degrees) and last issue is that screen has 1mm wide frame (then half centimeter or so is black, but it's only foil covering whole screen. so it has to clamp to the edge only.