Review on 💡 DAKASON USB Clip-on Ring Light for Enhanced Video Conference Lighting, Laptop Zoom Meeting Light, LED Desk Ring Light with Clamp for Computer Webcam, Dual Ring Light for Video, Vlogging, Photo by Drew Gengler

Man I really wanted to love these headlights. They seemed like the perfect combination of functionality and price, but they just don't work for me. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: - The ability to adjust the color temperature (warm/cool/cool) and brightness is great for getting the look you want. - The gooseneck mounts are strong and can support the weight of light sources. - The gooseneck is too long and can go around/even over my desktop monitor. Cons: - While the clip that acts as the base looks relatively sturdy, it doesn't have enough clamping force to support the entire build. I mean of course if I don't squeeze it so low over my monitor that the grips compress my actual screen and block part of it then it holds GREAT, but I don't want this thing to crush the active part of the screen. my screen all day. - Since the mount is a clamp, I couldn't use any other possible solutions (tripod, permanent mount, etc.) to position it correctly. - No matter how I positioned the lights, if they cast enough light to allow for a good view, they also reflected the two big light donuts in my glasses. I could have set them higher and they wouldn't have been blinding, but then I was shaded down - same as on low setting, I was shaded up (ugh scary). - This seems like a solution for good lighting and the lack of reflection in the glasses would result in more spread between the lights, but they don't open wide enough. - The controls are located on the cable very close to the clip. For me, all the lights I tried that even remotely worked put the clip in an awkward position behind my monitor, requiring me to get up and reach for the monitor every time I wanted to adjust the light. VERY impractical in my case. I hoped they would help me but they didn't. I think I'll have to research more expensive lights with at least two of these on tripods to get the height and spread of the light right to get a good view with the reflective goggles. If you're using a laptop screen and are sitting very close to it, I think they can be made to work as long as you don't mind the clip pressing the active top of your screen. i give them back