Cyezcor Video Conference Lighting Kit, Light for Monitor Clip On,for Remote Working, Distance Learning,Zoom Call Lighting, Self Broadcasting and Live Streaming, Computer Laptop Video Conferencing

Nice light for video calls

Practical, but heavier and larger than expected

Overall this unit is exactly what I was looking for. The clip is well made and the light is easily adjustable to any angle or direction you want and it locks into place once adjusted. The clip has nice padding that does not mark up my laptop, and the clip's grip is sturdy without "crushing" the laptop which was another concern I had but its perfect. The light itself is bright, has multiple brightness settings as well as temperature settings to really help you find the look you want in the space you're in. If I had to look for a negative, i guess the one thing is it takes up a USB port at all times, and has no ability to plug into an AC outlet... so if you have a lot of USB peripherals you may want to get a hub as this unit needs a permanent USB port as its home. I have a hub so I'm good to go. Overall this little unit does a great job for the price and I highly recommend it to anyone who wants a flattering, diffused light for their online meetings and/or recordings.

I like it, as there are three selections (daylight, cool white, or warm light) that I can choose from. I use it whenever I have a team/zoom meeting.

La compre para tener mejor iluminación de mi rostro durante videollamadas. Me ha funcionado muy bien.

these ring lights work great for zoom meetings - you want soft, warm light directly in front of you, but not so bright it causes glare on your skin - and this light is small, lightweight, USB, and it works nicely. i like the remote attached to the cord. it's very convenient. the settings are great, all the way from 5600k down to about 3000k. the "k" means Kelvins, the warmth or coldness of the light. the lower Kelvins (k), the more yellow the light. for meetings, i prefer about 4000k, which is called "daylight". but there's one thing you gotta do yourself, and that's diffuse the light so it isn't glaring right in your eyes. i use a white athletic sock, the kind with the gray footpad. slip it right over the light, put the gray part forward, and boom - instant soft light with almost no glare in your eyes. if you want it a little brighter, keep the white part forward. either way, the light is now softer and diffused, so it doesn't hurt your eyes even in a darkish room. you can buy a white "lamp sock" here on amazon, but they only come in white, so they don't do much for glare. you can use any old white sock, and because LEDs don't get hot, there's no risk of burning or fire. all in good a great little light that i'd buy again.

This light is amazing, with 3 different light settings, which you can increase or decrease, and made life much easier today when I had video calls. Easy to set up, highly recommend!