BenQ LaptopBar LED Light - Portable Rechargeable LED Desk Lamp to Reduce Eye Strain

BenQ LaptopBar LED Light - Portable Rechargeable LED Desk Lamp to Reduce Eye Strain
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The BenQ LaptopBar is a compact LED light is perfect for laptops because it's extremely portable and easy to use. I've used other BenQ light bars in the past and curious how this one compares. This is the power module. And it's very sleek looking about the size of a small remote control. And this is the light bar and it has to be used in conjunction with the power pack. Total width of this bar is about 9.25 inches. Both parts attach magnetically so it's very easy to set up. Simply place the parts together. And here you see the light just powered on.
The power module is pretty minimalistic except for a battery level meter and USB C charging port on the side. It also has a fold out arm to allow more adjustment and positioning of the light bar. It also comes with a cleaning cloth and 2 magnetic patches. The patches come in dark grey or silver to match the color of your laptop. These are necessary to attach the light bar to the computer. It's simply sticks onto the back of the screen towards the top. Attaching the BenQ Laptop Bar is as easy as touching it to the magnetic disc. And it holds in place securely because the magnet is really strong.
To turn the light on or off just wave your hand about 2 inches over the top of the sensor. I really like that it's motion activated. On the front edge there's a touch slider to adjust brightness. And the button on left toggles the module to color temperature where you can adjust it from cool to warm light or a mixture of both. The angle of the light can be easily adjusted at the joint. And you can see where the light is hitting my laptop. Adjusting the arm height will help with how far the light spreads. It also comes with a carrying case for protection when not in use.
The BenQ LaptopBar is really helpful for lighting up the immediate area near the laptop. It's designed so that it doesn't create glare on the screen. But I do find it helpful to reduce eye strain when working in a dark environment. Or when you don't want to turn on too many lights in the room. I actually use one of BenQ's larger light bars on my desktop set up but with the laptop bar, I can enjoy the same type of focused lighting anywhere I go.
Here are some final notes. It does have an auto dimming mode... and I find that the color temperature setting is really nice to get the light exactly the way I want. And while I'm not sure if the magnetic patches are reusable, they can be removed by pulling the black tab underneath similar to what you find on 3M wall hooks.
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