Monitor Light

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Just what the title states. I bought this Quntis lightbar for 2k INR (about $21) and am questioning if I made the right decision. Does it look good? Also, I personally feel that the light can glare up just at the rim of the monitor (not an immediate problem but something I noticed). The product is still under return window. Should I just return it? submitted by /u/exotic123567 to r/homeoffice [link] [comments]

Does it really help with the eyes ba or for aesthetic purposes lang? By the way, I'm working for atleast 6-8 hours per day and WFH. submitted by /u/AyoGJ12 to r/deinfluencingPH [link] [comments]

Monitor lamps serves as a light to reduce eyes strain while browsing, working and gaming. There are two types of monitor light bars, a one the illuminate the whole section and create a an annoying reflection on the screen (usually the cheaper option) and a one that create a light in a thin area that don’t create a glare on the screen (the more expensive option). The first two images are from my previous light bar, the rest are from my newer one. I barely see anyone complaining or advice regarding this issue. People be like “get a light bar” but I think we should address the key differences between them. submitted by /u/need1111 to r/desksetup [link] [comments]

I work late at night and my room lights reflect poorly on my screen. I’ve seen every YouTuber using those Monitor Light Bars that sit on top of the screen. The Price Gap: The BenQ ScreenBar is widely considered the best, but it costs over $100! That seems insane for an LED strip. The Quntis and Baseus alternatives on Amazon are like $30-$40. My Question: Does the expensive BenQ one actually protect your eyes better? Or is it just paying for the brand name? I just want to light up my desk without glare on the screen. Worries: Do these light bars fit on curved monitors? Do they clamp too hard and damage the screen bezel? submitted by /u/shingam3 to r/UpgradeYourGaming [link] [comments]

I am struggling with lighting with my current desk setup and am looking to replace the current lamp with either a monitor light bar or a clamp desk lamp, but I am not sure which one would work better in this situation. Currently, there is no overhead lighting, and the desk gets very dark during very cloud/overcast days, and I get a lot of eye strain while working at night. There is some natural light from the left window, but it's not enough. I see that monitor light bars such as the BenQ Halo 2 are highly recommended, but with my current setup, neither of the screens is centred. If I place a light bar on top of the 27" monitor, would it lead to uneven lighting (more light on the right side of the desk), defeating the purpose of a light bar? Does that mean a desk lamp with a clamp (behind the screens, in the centre of the desk) would be a better choice, or would that cause glare? submitted by /u/thelaksh to r/desksetup [link] [comments]

Added a monitor light from Quntis and it really helped with the overall vibe of the place after dark. submitted by /u/Nick_lastnamelol to r/battlestations [link] [comments]