Better to put your screen in front of a window and look out from time to time. There are muscles that tension your eyeball to focus short distance, it's better to let them relax for a bit by focusing on "infinite range" every so often.
Exactly! That's my setup. I have my laptop in front my window, whenever I felt tired or bored it ease those tiredness and boredom by looking at the sky.
Definitely agree on the use of bias lighting behind your monitor, as well as the monitor screen light itself. Without the bias back lighting, my eyes were getting extremely tired.
Agreed, I also appreciate mine when it gets darker. I wasn't able to configure it in a way where the light strip is not visible to my eyes without it shining on the display, but I can live with that and I also had this problem with 3 other lights I tested. It means I keep the display clean and dust-free at all times.
It seem Chinese tech have replace Japanese. Ah, time changed. I remember buying a Sony Walkman was the best thing. Now i see Japanese electronics, Samsung and Apple are nothing but a rip off. That's just me and my random frugal rants Update.. I checked the price of the Xiaomi Mi Light bar on eBay. It cost over $100 with shipping.. I just but a clip on light for my nano fish tank like this for $12..
I got the Quntis light from Amazon. Honeslty shocked at the quality of it for only $40. 2 years later and it’s on pretty much 12 hours a day and still working like a charm
Florescent ceiling lamps give designers headaches. Oddly enough, the old heat generating quartz floor lamps were fantastic. The light was bounced off the ceiling, and since heat doesn't flicker with the 60Hz input the result was very easy on the eyes. Phones using high speed data were created under these lamps, using HPUX workstations.
I prefer my light bar from Xiaomi because of the wireless controller and the quality of the light itself is very good at all light temperatures and brightness settings. Getting a bias behind the display sounds like a good idea. Thanks!
As a photographer who needs more precise color profiles on my monitor for editing, this solution does not seem like a good idea. The top of the screen will be brighter than the bottom of the screen, which could easily cause incorrect adjustments on my editing.
to be honest, you may not even need the monitor screen light. there are ceiling-facing lamps at ikea that will achieve a nice warm room-global lighting similar to this that will cover more then just your desktop. and they are cheaper too, a lot of people will also probably use more then just a desktop for paperwork as well. but the concept is interesting ig
it saves space and there's white and yellow light options.really good for doign paper work in front of your monitor. I got the baeues one, it replace any table lamp and its much brighter than overhead ceiling light
I'm at the stage in my desk setup where I can get a massive upgrade just by tidying up the damn place and making it somewhat liveable. This video showed me that more than a light bar, I need to focus on being tidy 😅
At first I was skeptical as to what purpose this thing serve, but as a person who works at night in a no light environment (personal use case), I would have to stare on my PC for 8 hours a day (excluding non work thingy after shift) and it strains my eyes. I use to use anti-radiation glasses but it only creates reflection and I even have to clean it often. After getting one for myself (got the "Baseus i-Wok" one), the eye strain was gone and just forgot about it until I got a 2nd monitor and realize the difference it made. The eye strain was so noticeable that I had to immediately order another one. I'm not sure what your use-case are but if you're like me, you could try one and see the difference yourself or just skip this. 🙂 Note: get one that does the job done, don't point in to the monitor (that's not how that works) as it should not directly hit the monitor.
It's stupid. Hands down. Stupid. If your monitor needs this you have a bad monitor. You also just add glare to your monitor. If you need to light up your desk, use a desktop lamp.
If you have an alternate light bar setup, how would you know that it works as well or better? Some screenlights have nice extra adjustments such as remote control of the light intensity. And I get the impression that the positioning at the top of the monitor screen could be ideal to avoid shadows or reflections. I just ordered one (there are lots of positive reviews for screenlights, where folks indicate it is one of their best office setup purchases!)
I love how he says desks take up real estate on your desk while there's a fucking floor lamp in the background of the video. If you're doing work at night or whatever, just get a lamp that illuminates the whole room. You're still going to give yourself eye strain if the room is dark but just your desktop is lit up.
Ok, kind of aounds all interesting... What if my keyboard has lights in the keys... So I do see all the keys in the dark also... In this case this Lightbar... Does it still make sense?
I have a Momax one, I use it more than my actual desk lamp, so I don’t plug it into my monitor. The lighting is even, and I can change the colour temperature / brightness. And it’s amazing for gaming. The only issue I have is that it does not stay in the same position all the time, but it can be easily rectified.
Such a long video and not once do you talk about the lamps effect on the screen. does it reduce picture quality? does it cast a reflection on the screen? does it interfere with thin bezels? when sitting infront of it, do you look directly into the leds?
Maybe it is just me but isn’t this just trying to fix a problem that you are, unnecessarily, creating by yourself by wanting to sit in a not well lit room? Then go buy a gadget to fix that problem with an in between solution. I mean if you really are worried about your eyes, then why not fix the problem completely and invest in some good room lighting and turn that on and create a well it room? At home I have a 3 LED spot ceiling light which multiple light color modes which lights up my room completely and barely cost more than a lightbar.
Hmm, spend potentially hundreds of dollars fixing poor lighting, vs spending $50 on a lightbar... Regardless, even the best room lighting still may cast unwanted shadows when writing or drawing, and that is specifically what these lightbars are designed to excel at. Other benefits are simply a by-product.
Huh, nice! I should have some 5V LED strips, I don't seem to find any good models to 3D print but this does not look too hard to model. Thanks for inspiration to improve my desk space.
it's not a problem to use the "grip" in the screen like this? I have a similar monitor and that is the only reason for no buying lightbars for my setup is this.
I really want to get the BenQ one, but I have BenQ's own SW271 with its hood on. Is it possible to mount the ScreenBar Plus on top of the hood? Thanks!
I always wondered - why would you want to use that? It casts light on the monitor surface as I've seen in most setups with this - why would You want another reflection - it's counter productive...
Aren't you straining your vision to see the screen though the extra light and the reflection on the screen if it's on top? Sounds like under the screen but not flush to the desk would be more effective
That’s the difference between benq (og) and xiaomi’s. BenQ offer asymmetrical lighting so it’s only projecting light toward the desk but not toward the monitor screen. Xiaomi’s is rly just a strip of LEDs. Got the Benq and never looked back!
Just ordered the BenQ can't wait to try it out! just got here today, using it tonight and it's amazing what a difference it's made on eye strain. Been gaming and working for years in low light situations and this makes a HUGE difference.
Im just wondering how one of these light bars would look on the apple pro xdr display considering it has no usb-a port and would potentially take away from the "apple look", would love to get one for it if maybe it came in silver (same color as display) and was a type-c connection. Great vid!!
Thank you for the Amazon links! :) if possible, I’ll like to purchase and support US companies too. Are there any affordable, good light bar for laptops? :)
I had a Baseus, but sent it back. It didn’t stay in place well, clamping pressure is too tight, and when it slipped it dug into my screens. Couldn’t really feel good about using it on my new LG 27in or my new work supplied 27in Dell. Otherwise I really did like it. Considering BenQ but that price tag!
You can take a look at the one from Xiaomi instead. Similar features, very good light quality and I actually like the wireless controller better than the one with a cable from BenQ.
So people purposely buy lights to point them at their screen after companies have spent 10 years plus trying to make screens to help eliminate glare from lights? What?
It's unfortunate that so many monitors are created with low brightness and so many people are in dark areas. It's hard on your eyes year after year. More people need natural daylight in their spaces. 300 nit TN and IPS displays are pretty common which means you can't use your screen in a properly daylight-bright room. So back to the darkness you go while you grow to need reading glasses.
You should've suggested the Xiaomi light bar as a middle-ground option. I don't know how it's on par with the BenQ but it's much better than the Baseus one + also has its dedicated remote. It's good if you want a quality light bar without paying the premium price of the BenQ.
Aside from the fact the Xiaomi one has a dedicated remote, unlike the Baseus one (which uses buttons on the light itself), another RUclipsr named "goldfries" did a great job summarizing the difference for these light bars, you should def check that one out! (Not sure if I can link without getting my comment flagged 😅)
I know this has not much to do with the video, but... Somebody know where is that monitor stand from? I have a Dell monitor and although it is amazing it's rather low for my height. Thanks =D
It's baffling the you really think this toy of yours will have ANY health benefits. The thing that matters in these kinds of situations is Ambient Lightning and this toy provides an insignificant impart to the ambient lighting situation at your workspace.
Serious Question, Is your narration voice the same as your conversation voice. I know you are trying to deliver a serious review here for a light bar, you should have ago at parody reviews, you would have a great voice for it. If you could script parody content I think you could develop a niche.
Its better to invest in room lights instead of sitting in a dark with this new light bars. Also I dont understand why people turn off lights in room in the first place
Depends on the monitor size and the webcam clamp. I personally have a 27" monitor, Xiaomi light bar and there still was a place to put the webcam to, so I have it both above the monitor. But with a bit of creativity you can put the webcam above the light, next to your monitor or under it.
Worked fine for a 34" Dell Ultrawide I tried it on. I don't think you'll have any issues. Curved monitors are typically relatively straight in the middle, the biggest angle of curve is towards the edges.
probably only good for people who likes use the pc in the dark. as for me i prefer to keep he whole room lit from the ceiling lamps
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So you're saying, a $40 arm-length LED strip is a good deal? And that's the cheapest. You'd still need ambient lighting to avoid eye strain. Expensive gimmick!
Am using Philips Twin glow Ceiling light , where Yellow illuminance is facing towards ceiling. Is this good or should I use a light bar as well. Please recommend. I suffer from eye strain..
Monitor Light Bars in this video:
⮕ Baseus Light Bar: geni.us/screenlight
⮕ BenQ ScreenBar: geni.us/benqscrnbar
⮕ BenQ ScreenBar Plus: geni.us/benqplus
Monitors featured in this video:
⮕ Dell U2720Q: ruclips.net/video/KfbiX7JFKsE/видео.html
⮕ Dell U3219Q: ruclips.net/video/Ko65NgiZmas/видео.html
Desk Setups featured in this video:
⮕ My 2022 Minimalist Productivity Desk Setup: ruclips.net/video/mNa6yj3tHsA/видео.html
⮕ Minimal & Affordable Student Desk Setup: ruclips.net/video/n2cvhKZ8Kco/видео.html
Uh…glare. No thank you
May I know what product is that desk mat that you have?
I picked one up at Christmas time on a lightening deal. What a great accessory. No glare on the screen and perfectly illuminated desk top.
is that a light pun? or is that just type-o?
Better to put your screen in front of a window and look out from time to time. There are muscles that tension your eyeball to focus short distance, it's better to let them relax for a bit by focusing on "infinite range" every so often.
Exactly! That's my setup. I have my laptop in front my window, whenever I felt tired or bored it ease those tiredness and boredom by looking at the sky.
Vital piece of advice 👍. Thanks.
Problem with my windows is that there are bars behind it along with a net so my eyes focus on the net rather than long distance things
Damn it I'm so bad at resisting electronics purchases.
I watched this for 10s and was like, "Yup, I need a light bar."
Haha same.
Definitely agree on the use of bias lighting behind your monitor, as well as the monitor screen light itself. Without the bias back lighting, my eyes were getting extremely tired.
I bought Xiaomi Mi Lightbar with wireless controller, really it changed my evening/night work a lot. One of most valuable desk setup upgrade.
Agreed, I also appreciate mine when it gets darker. I wasn't able to configure it in a way where the light strip is not visible to my eyes without it shining on the display, but I can live with that and I also had this problem with 3 other lights I tested. It means I keep the display clean and dust-free at all times.
I have the same, and for the price, it's really great!
So glad you said that bc bought it couple days ago after looking at it vs the BenQ one with the wired controller
The best light bar out there, I bought mine last year and I can not work without it anymore
It seem Chinese tech have replace Japanese.
Ah, time changed.
I remember buying a Sony Walkman was the best thing.
Now i see Japanese electronics, Samsung and Apple are nothing but a rip off.
That's just me and my random frugal rants
Update..
I checked the price of the Xiaomi Mi Light bar on eBay.
It cost over $100 with shipping..
I just but a clip on light for my nano fish tank like this for $12..
*Looks at price*
*Spits out coffee on desk lamp*
Ah crap!
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow this will go great with my 2007 dell vga monitor
brooo what's your camera ? the image is really clean
This is lit
Get a Xiaomi Mi light instead. Better in every way 👌
I got the Quntis light from Amazon. Honeslty shocked at the quality of it for only $40. 2 years later and it’s on pretty much 12 hours a day and still working like a charm
Same.
i just got the same one haha so good to hear ya like it
Florescent ceiling lamps give designers headaches. Oddly enough, the old heat generating quartz floor lamps were fantastic. The light was bounced off the ceiling, and since heat doesn't flicker with the 60Hz input the result was very easy on the eyes. Phones using high speed data were created under these lamps, using HPUX workstations.
I have a good old LED ceiling light. Not headaches, low energy consumption, cheap to buy and easy to replace.
I find modern electronic ballasts way better. No humm, no buzz, very bright.
If you really need to remove flicker, wrap a jar or something with glow-in-the-dark tape, and then put any lightsource you want inside it.
I prefer my light bar from Xiaomi because of the wireless controller and the quality of the light itself is very good at all light temperatures and brightness settings. Getting a bias behind the display sounds like a good idea. Thanks!
Does it works with curved monitors?
@@Francisfphoto_ it should, at least from what I have seen in Amazon reviews. My monitor is not curved.
@@Francisfphoto_ It does, my monitor is 32 inch curved.
As a photographer who needs more precise color profiles on my monitor for editing, this solution does not seem like a good idea. The top of the screen will be brighter than the bottom of the screen, which could easily cause incorrect adjustments on my editing.
They're easy enough to switch off during editing. I had a light bar on my eizo monitor and just switched it off when it was time to edit.
@@Decstorose Doesn't that defeat the purpose of it?
As a beginner photographer struggling with my room lighting for post work, what do you suggest? 👀
Ah yes. A dust speck illuminator.
Installed the BenQ light today and it brings all the goodness and joy mentioned in this video. Massive thanks for this quality of life improvement!
the explanation convinced me, why monitor lamp could be important
Thanks!. Your video makes me decide to buy a light bar. Just ordered the Mi bar.
to be honest, you may not even need the monitor screen light. there are ceiling-facing lamps at ikea that will achieve a nice warm room-global lighting similar to this that will cover more then just your desktop. and they are cheaper too, a lot of people will also probably use more then just a desktop for paperwork as well. but the concept is interesting ig
Yeah I don’t get why a basic light and lampshade wouldn’t work
it saves space and there's white and yellow light options.really good for doign paper work in front of your monitor. I got the baeues one, it replace any table lamp and its much brighter than overhead ceiling light
I didn't know I needed this until I saw your video. Huge thanks! 🤗
I'm at the stage in my desk setup where I can get a massive upgrade just by tidying up the damn place and making it somewhat liveable. This video showed me that more than a light bar, I need to focus on being tidy 😅
Thanks this is the message I needed to see instead of buying another electronic gadget
But what if we have a usb camera on top of the monitor? How does one fit both?
At first I was skeptical as to what purpose this thing serve, but as a person who works at night in a no light environment (personal use case), I would have to stare on my PC for 8 hours a day (excluding non work thingy after shift) and it strains my eyes. I use to use anti-radiation glasses but it only creates reflection and I even have to clean it often.
After getting one for myself (got the "Baseus i-Wok" one), the eye strain was gone and just forgot about it until I got a 2nd monitor and realize the difference it made. The eye strain was so noticeable that I had to immediately order another one.
I'm not sure what your use-case are but if you're like me, you could try one and see the difference yourself or just skip this. 🙂
Note: get one that does the job done, don't point in to the monitor (that's not how that works) as it should not directly hit the monitor.
Your desk setup is the best
How do you fit the bar and a webcam in same monitor?
It's stupid. Hands down. Stupid. If your monitor needs this you have a bad monitor. You also just add glare to your monitor. If you need to light up your desk, use a desktop lamp.
If you're looking for a budget friendly but quality light bar, I highly recommend Xiaomi monitor light bar. So cheap and so good.
Thank you for this video.
I basically already have light bar as an led strip attached to the bottom of some cabinets on top of my monitor works just as well/better.
If you have an alternate light bar setup, how would you know that it works as well or better? Some screenlights have nice extra adjustments such as remote control of the light intensity. And I get the impression that the positioning at the top of the monitor screen could be ideal to avoid shadows or reflections. I just ordered one (there are lots of positive reviews for screenlights, where folks indicate it is one of their best office setup purchases!)
I just bought a cheap Chinese light bar on amazon that includes adjustable RBG bias lighting for the wall behind your monitor.
i put my light bar underneath my computer monitor so i can see my desk.
I bought a cheap one off amazon it was like 25 bucks on sale. been awesome, even have rbg on the back to hit againt the wall
I can't be the only boomer to think whenever I see one of these:"I thought we left these in 97".
I love how he says desks take up real estate on your desk while there's a fucking floor lamp in the background of the video. If you're doing work at night or whatever, just get a lamp that illuminates the whole room. You're still going to give yourself eye strain if the room is dark but just your desktop is lit up.
The Xiaomi mi Light bar is by far the best and it cost nothing compared to the pricey BenQ. It has a wireless controller and it looks better
2:53 looks like top most row of the screen gets glare from the light bar which is a bummer imo
Any suggestion for one that works with side by side dual monitors?
Put it in the middle across the center where the bezels meet?
Keep in mind that It won't be easy to place your webcam on top of the display with this kind of lamp
Light bars are for amateurs. Pros don't even look at their desk while working.
Hi at about 1:16 you show an LG monitor on a desk stand. Can you tell me what desk stand that is, please? Many thanks.
It made my eye hurt less…
Quite suprised ou didn't mention baseus light bar will squeeze edge of light bar
Xiaomi light bar is my favourite, more affordable than the benq and has a wireless controller
Isn't it just easier to just switch on the ceiling lights in the room.
Ok, kind of aounds all interesting... What if my keyboard has lights in the keys... So I do see all the keys in the dark also... In this case this Lightbar... Does it still make sense?
What if you also have an external video cam on top of your monitor. How do you place both?
You can have the video camera off to the side, but angled at your face. Or, you can shift the light bar left or right slightly.
I have a Momax one, I use it more than my actual desk lamp, so I don’t plug it into my monitor. The lighting is even, and I can change the colour temperature / brightness. And it’s amazing for gaming. The only issue I have is that it does not stay in the same position all the time, but it can be easily rectified.
Such a long video and not once do you talk about the lamps effect on the screen. does it reduce picture quality? does it cast a reflection on the screen? does it interfere with thin bezels? when sitting infront of it, do you look directly into the leds?
How about after all this time using a screen light monitor? Did you find any flaws in using it? For example, tired eyes, etc
Maybe it is just me but isn’t this just trying to fix a problem that you are, unnecessarily, creating by yourself by wanting to sit in a not well lit room? Then go buy a gadget to fix that problem with an in between solution. I mean if you really are worried about your eyes, then why not fix the problem completely and invest in some good room lighting and turn that on and create a well it room? At home I have a 3 LED spot ceiling light which multiple light color modes which lights up my room completely and barely cost more than a lightbar.
Hmm, spend potentially hundreds of dollars fixing poor lighting, vs spending $50 on a lightbar...
Regardless, even the best room lighting still may cast unwanted shadows when writing or drawing, and that is specifically what these lightbars are designed to excel at. Other benefits are simply a by-product.
I wish they made bigger ones.
I've just added this to my Amazon Wish List, another accessory I didn't know I needed! 😅
Nice ideas
Hi, What chair is seen in the video? can you send the link please?
Huh, nice! I should have some 5V LED strips, I don't seem to find any good models to 3D print but this does not look too hard to model. Thanks for inspiration to improve my desk space.
Brilliant idea.
So where do you place your camera?
You are using lg monitor but not having link in the video description
it's not a problem to use the "grip" in the screen like this? I have a similar monitor and that is the only reason for no buying lightbars for my setup is this.
I really want to get the BenQ one, but I have BenQ's own SW271 with its hood on. Is it possible to mount the ScreenBar Plus on top of the hood? Thanks!
Ty!
Just fkng turn on the room light.. 😂
This is a first world problem typa thing XD
I always wondered - why would you want to use that? It casts light on the monitor surface as I've seen in most setups with this - why would You want another reflection - it's counter productive...
Why? Because your sponsor says so?
Aren't you straining your vision to see the screen though the extra light and the reflection on the screen if it's on top?
Sounds like under the screen but not flush to the desk would be more effective
Wondering this myself. Just doesn’t seem like the best positioning
I believe you can adjust them so that the focus of the cone of light doesn’t hit your eyes or the screen itself because of the angle.
it lights your desk (keyboard and mouse) but not your face. You can adjust the angle with those light bars.
That’s the difference between benq (og) and xiaomi’s. BenQ offer asymmetrical lighting so it’s only projecting light toward the desk but not toward the monitor screen. Xiaomi’s is rly just a strip of LEDs.
Got the Benq and never looked back!
I also have same question, as I'm a graphic designer, still looking for answer, or I may have to try one .... And find the answer myself.
Man I wish I tried as hard in university as this guy trying to sell me a desk light 😂
can i put this on my laptop
Just ordered the BenQ can't wait to try it out! just got here today, using it tonight and it's amazing what a difference it's made on eye strain. Been gaming and working for years in low light situations and this makes a HUGE difference.
Im just wondering how one of these light bars would look on the apple pro xdr display considering it has no usb-a port and would potentially take away from the "apple look", would love to get one for it if maybe it came in silver (same color as display) and was a type-c connection. Great vid!!
You could likely get an A-to-C adapter and hook it up. See how it looks.
Thank you for the Amazon links! :) if possible, I’ll like to purchase and support US companies too. Are there any affordable, good light bar for laptops? :)
does dell u2721q better than lg un880?
I had a Baseus, but sent it back. It didn’t stay in place well, clamping pressure is too tight, and when it slipped it dug into my screens. Couldn’t really feel good about using it on my new LG 27in or my new work supplied 27in Dell. Otherwise I really did like it. Considering BenQ but that price tag!
You can take a look at the one from Xiaomi instead. Similar features, very good light quality and I actually like the wireless controller better than the one with a cable from BenQ.
Should the light be reflecting on the top of my screen? I can't read my tabs or web address if it's on.
So people purposely buy lights to point them at their screen after companies have spent 10 years plus trying to make screens to help eliminate glare from lights? What?
upgrad ram on MacBook Air
The xiaomi Model looks like best for your buck.
The BenQ looks like a bit expensive for no extra features at all…
WHat do you light behind the monitor with ... towards the end of the viodeo.
Why add glare ?
So weird was literally looking at these today
It's unfortunate that so many monitors are created with low brightness and so many people are in dark areas. It's hard on your eyes year after year. More people need natural daylight in their spaces. 300 nit TN and IPS displays are pretty common which means you can't use your screen in a properly daylight-bright room.
So back to the darkness you go while you grow to need reading glasses.
You should've suggested the Xiaomi light bar as a middle-ground option. I don't know how it's on par with the BenQ but it's much better than the Baseus one + also has its dedicated remote. It's good if you want a quality light bar without paying the premium price of the BenQ.
Could you please elaborate on why it's better? I am exploring my options and trying to decide between them
Aside from the fact the Xiaomi one has a dedicated remote, unlike the Baseus one (which uses buttons on the light itself), another RUclipsr named "goldfries" did a great job summarizing the difference for these light bars, you should def check that one out!
(Not sure if I can link without getting my comment flagged 😅)
@@Kogami thanks friend, found the video you're talking about, will definitely check it out :)
Turn on the lights of your room god dammit😂
had one of these bad boys on my gameboy color.
When he said..."especially as your room gets dark at night" ? Just curious who's room doesn't get dark at night?
I know this has not much to do with the video, but...
Somebody know where is that monitor stand from? I have a Dell monitor and although it is amazing it's rather low for my height.
Thanks =D
It's baffling the you really think this toy of yours will have ANY health benefits. The thing that matters in these kinds of situations is Ambient Lightning and this toy provides an insignificant impart to the ambient lighting situation at your workspace.
Serious Question, Is your narration voice the same as your conversation voice. I know you are trying to deliver a serious review here for a light bar, you should have ago at parody reviews, you would have a great voice for it. If you could script parody content I think you could develop a niche.
My eyes don't stop watering after a few years ot screen time. I'm praying it stops, while also looking for good practices. Suggestions?
"Oohl of the loit baas" what language are you speaking? 😂
Its better to invest in room lights instead of sitting in a dark with this new light bars. Also I dont understand why people turn off lights in room in the first place
i wonder how I lived without a monitor light until now :))
How would you arrange a screen bar and an external webcam?
Depends on the monitor size and the webcam clamp. I personally have a 27" monitor, Xiaomi light bar and there still was a place to put the webcam to, so I have it both above the monitor. But with a bit of creativity you can put the webcam above the light, next to your monitor or under it.
2:05 ppl get anoyed by shadows ?
How well would one of these work for curved monitors in your opinion?
Worked fine for a 34" Dell Ultrawide I tried it on. I don't think you'll have any issues. Curved monitors are typically relatively straight in the middle, the biggest angle of curve is towards the edges.
6 minutes on a lamp. Well done.
probably only good for people who likes use the pc in the dark. as for me i prefer to keep he whole room lit from the ceiling lamps
So you're saying, a $40 arm-length LED strip is a good deal? And that's the cheapest. You'd still need ambient lighting to avoid eye strain. Expensive gimmick!
Will I need a curved light bar for a curved monitor? 1000r curve.
Am using Philips Twin glow Ceiling light , where Yellow illuminance is facing towards ceiling. Is this good or should I use a light bar as well. Please recommend. I suffer from eye strain..