@@RushabhShahHome I buy based on value and/or based on the degree to which something adds value to my life. If this light makes my work easier and improves the aesthetic of my workspace and makes me enjoy my space more then I'm not sweating ~$50. It's just not a material amount of money for most with a decent income and less than what most spend dining out on any given day. The irony is, the people that overthink and overanalyze complaining about low cost items. Evidently they either don't respect or understand the time value of money.
@@BlakeC341 I agree with you on a couple of point. Lets say a Person A earn $100/hr and the light is just 50 bucks. It would be call stupid to spend 2hrs searching for the light and then not buying it. So here the person is not valuing their time. But having said that, I have little different views on spending. Its not whether this light is going to make my life easier or not- it definitely will but i dont agree on the price. You know why? cause i know the materials used. I know where it is manufactured(China lol). I know its not worth more than 10 bucks. Trust me when i say this its not worth more than 5 bucks to produce. So this is where I feel consuming such products and driving American consumerism is not good in long term. I dont mind paying 50 bucks if its made in America. Since i know my fellow worker might be getting paid 30-40-40 whatever $/hr. At the same time I and market shouldnt encourage and drive those products which devalues the currency and simple things like a water bottle will cost $30.
And what will be effect of prices going up? The salaries will have to increase at the same time inflation would be more than your raise. Which will eventually lead to a slump and a recession.
youll prob get more sales if you just put the link in the video.
hey hi, can you post the link.
Illumination bible esv nice set up!
nothing beats Benq Screenbar
i actually like the Xiaomi one more. it’s a cleaner/sleeker design
Can you please give the link to your shop? Thanks.
the lamp is called: Quintis 31.5"
What’s the name? Can’t find
quntis desk lamp
Anyone knows what the height of the neck is? I have a 32 inch monitor and I want to know if it is compatible
Found the link and ordered them. Thanks 👍🏼😉
Bro where is link
Where is really??
@@Alessandro_Botto quntis desk lamp
Wherever the link?
I finally found out what it's called. It's a Quintis 31.5" super wide table lamp. It took me ages to find it
thank you !
@@electropad
@@electropad bro mil ni raha yrr amazon pe toh
not that hard just look at the box in the first frame
I got this really good amazon lamp it’s uh.. a bit, top heavy but it’s still good..
Doesn't it make these annoying shadows
Bro pls anyone tell me the linkkkkkk i want to buy thissssssss
Me tooo
Not available in India
Look for: Quntis Monitor Light Bar HY214, Screen Monitor Lamp with Backlight. With remote. 😊
Not worth it $54 after all the taxes and coupons and savings. Such shit things now cost 54 bucks What is wrong with this world.
Sounds like your income is the problem bud.
@@BlakeC341 Irrespective whether i can afford it or not. Do you think the price is justified? And if yes - why do you think it is justified
@@RushabhShahHome I buy based on value and/or based on the degree to which something adds value to my life. If this light makes my work easier and improves the aesthetic of my workspace and makes me enjoy my space more then I'm not sweating ~$50. It's just not a material amount of money for most with a decent income and less than what most spend dining out on any given day.
The irony is, the people that overthink and overanalyze complaining about low cost items. Evidently they either don't respect or understand the time value of money.
@@BlakeC341 I agree with you on a couple of point. Lets say a Person A earn $100/hr and the light is just 50 bucks. It would be call stupid to spend 2hrs searching for the light and then not buying it. So here the person is not valuing their time.
But having said that, I have little different views on spending. Its not whether this light is going to make my life easier or not- it definitely will but i dont agree on the price. You know why? cause i know the materials used. I know where it is manufactured(China lol). I know its not worth more than 10 bucks. Trust me when i say this its not worth more than 5 bucks to produce. So this is where I feel consuming such products and driving American consumerism is not good in long term. I dont mind paying 50 bucks if its made in America. Since i know my fellow worker might be getting paid 30-40-40 whatever $/hr. At the same time I and market shouldnt encourage and drive those products which devalues the currency and simple things like a water bottle will cost $30.
And what will be effect of prices going up? The salaries will have to increase at the same time inflation would be more than your raise. Which will eventually lead to a slump and a recession.