Review on Photosensitive Temperatures Brightness Professional Programmer by Derek Kraft

This is the perfect light for my widescreen monitor. The light is very bright - less than 50% in the photo - so it can really light up a dark area. A few notes. This light is best for a thick monitor. It requires a lot more tweaking to make it perfect for a thinner monitor. Powering on and auto-detect feature requires a "push", not a "push". Color temperature and brightness need to be pressed on the sensor for 3 seconds, after which the setting will start to change. This is great when you have a sweet spot and want to keep everything at the same settings permanently. If you plan to change the settings frequently, you'd better use one of the lights with a wired remote control. Overall, this is good value compared to BenQ or other high-end light sources. Works seamlessly when connected to a powered USB hub, which some peripherals cannot. I've been working from home in a dark twilight for over 6 months and didn't know these things existed. Great find.