Quntis Monitor Light Bar with Remote, 20.1'' Dual Light Screen Light Bar, Sliding Weighted Clip Fit for All Screens, Adjustable Stepless Dimming, Eye Caring No Glare Gaming Work Desk Lamp, Gray

The Quntis LED ScreenLinear Glow Series is a great monitor light bar that improves eye comfort and enhances your workspace. It reduces screen glare, making it perfect for long hours of work or gaming. With adjustable color temperature and stepless dimming, you can customize the lighting to suit your needs. The sleek, space-saving design fits easily on any monitor, and the wireless controller makes adjustments simple. Overall, it’s a stylish and functional lighting solution that boosts productivity and comfort. Highly recommended!

The product I'm reviewing is:Quntis Monitor Light Bar with Remote, 20.1'' Dual Light Screen Light Bar, Sliding Weighted Clip Fit for All Screens, Adjustable Stepless Dimming, Eye Caring No Glare Gaming Work Desk Lamp, Gray---I like it! It is well made, wide with good coverage, bright with a wide color temperature range and a weighty and easy to use remote control.The setup was simple, the remote touch control was automatically paired and I have yet to keep it beyond around 30% max brightness even when dark outside.There isn't any glare on my display from the light but it also has a fairly matte finish so take that into consideration with such an accolade.Overall I'm really impressed, I like having a light that doesn't take up desk space and isn't battery powered. The backlight on the bar can be toggled on with or without the primary light and is an awesome addition.Highly recommended.

I'll admit that when I would always see these types of lights in nearly every single YouTube office tour video, I really thought they were a gimmick. I never saw myself needing one but once I saw a few more videos of actual reviews of them, and not just some YouTuber that got theirs sent to them for free from Ben Q, my mind was changed.I do think the highly desired Ben Q brand is way overpriced for what it is. This light does the same thing for much cheaper. I'm sure there are some differences between the lights if you want to get technical about it but unless you saw them side by side, you'd probably never know the difference and I would say for the price difference, the differences between them are negligible.When looking for an alternative, I definitely wanted a light that included a "puck" remote. Not only do I think they look cool and intriguing, but I feel like it's crucial to have for functionality as well. With the puck, you can change the brightness and the temperature/kelvin of the light, which is a nice touch. It also seems impractical to not have it as you'd have to touch the light itself to turn on which would then cause it to move out of place or fall down.It also has a back light that is supposed to project onto your wall but it honestly services no purpose for me as I have plenty of ambient light around but maybe it'll be useful for someone who doesn't.Overall, very happy with this light. As you can see in the photos, there is a HUGE difference in the way it lights up my desk. I can actually see what's on my desk now. Five stars all around.

This light bar is really great for the money.CONS:If you’ve got an Apple Studio Display (and possibly even an iMac) the built in camera will be obscured. This needs a design tweak that is simply creating a small semicircular cutout in the center of the front lip for the light stand. This would achieve the same hold, but allow for the camera to be accessed. For now, I’m just going to move it to the right one inch if I need to make a video call.The usb cable is too long if you’re plugging directly into the back of the monitor. Cable management is extremely important to me, so I bought a better shorter usbc to usbc 90° cable to better work with my VESA setup and it’s waaaay cleaner looking.Minus one star for no camera cutoutPROS:The quality and temperature controls of the light is very good. No glare, solid build quality for the money, and an attractive finish.The control puck is really the best aspect of this device. It takes 3 AA batteries, so have some good rechargeable one son hand. The button touch reactivity is good, but not great. I like that a quick tap moves the brightness bar 3 levels with each press. You can hold for slow single level adjustment. Warm to cool kelvin balance is critical, but note the rear light always starts ON, and cannot be adjusted by temperature. Only the down facing front bulbs work for temp.The rear light is a nice balanced color that is not too warm or cool , and I don’t notice any ugly temp difference feel when running the warmest down light on the front at night. It adds a soft glow that is very pleasing.The puck control is super important, because these lights are so thin delicate, that if you buy one with the buttons on the light itself, I would guarantee it would move and misalign almost every time you touched it. The puck takes that out of the equation.

Been looking for a monitor lamp for a while now and came across this lamp from Quntis. This lamp comes with a sleek remote control that can sit anywhere on your desk. The build quality feels good for the price and has the ability to adjust color temperature and brightness. I have a curved monitor and this was easy to install and fits great even for a curved monitor. Overall great monitor lamp

The Quntis light bar is something I think absolutely everyone needs in their desk setup. This light offers glare free illumination, which is perfect for students, gamers, & content creators. I personally needed this for my setup because I create content and I was struggling with consistent lighting in my videos; however I no longer have that issue as it illuminates my desk perfectly and gets rid of that ugly glare on my monitor. This particular light bar provides adjustable brightness, cool and warm tones, and a backlight that can be turned on and off.