They sell an additional piece to put your webcam on.

Are you sure you watched the right video? It's a desklight which doesn't reflect into the monitor?

it's a lamp that sits on your monitor instead of your desk

Although the program is not yet on woot's shelves, it is available on our official website and on Amazon! Please let me know if you have any questions about the product, thank you for your interest😉

Each market may have its own considerations on import or color distribution, but I will provide your valuable suggestions to HK colleagues for reference, and thank you very much for your support and love of our products, hope you have a happy day!

@@benq_smartlighting thank you for your attention. Understand that black match everything. But since my monitor is white and silver. Would like to see they match. Hopefully will be able to see white edition later or more color options for your next product.

If you are willing to pay extra and wait longer for shipping you can always try proxy shipping websites.

@@Ileechhisytred Any recommendation? Even Taobao can't ship here. Ben Q US only ship to US only.

Amazon?

ScreenBar Pro is a monitor light. Its biggest difference from desk lamps lies in saving desktop space and solving the problem of glare caused by desk lamps' single-point light source shining onto the screen. Through numerous home visits and office surveys, we've found that even with any ceiling light source, the light reaching the desktop is often only around 300lx. According to the American ANSI lighting standards, a minimum brightness of 500lx is required on the desktop during office work. Regardless of the specific model, our lamps can provide light of 500lx and above. Additionally, it is challenging for the average user to accurately determine whether the light has reached 500lx. Therefore, we have incorporated automatic dimming sensors. Simply activate this feature, and it effortlessly supplements the illumination to meet the 500lx requirement. Apart from illuminating the office space in front of the screen, while screens emit their own light, the surrounding environment may have a contrast glare with the screen, known as contrast glare. Under such conditions, the eyes constantly adjust their pupils, leading to fatigue and even discomfort. Therefore, hanging a lamp on the screen is not meant to illuminate the screen itself but to supplement the light in front of the screen and address the contrast glare around the screen. This aspect is more thoroughly addressed in the LaptopBar and ScreenBar Halo models. If you have any other ideas or suggestions regarding lighting, we are more than happy to listen to your opinions. We also look forward to the day when our lamps can serve you. Wish you have a good day.

Sorry for any misunderstanding, but if you have any questions about the ScreenBar Pro, we are happy to help! Have a great day. 😎

We understand that many people may not be familiar with monitor lights. Their biggest difference from desk lamps lies in saving desktop space and solving the problem of glare caused by desk lamps' single-point light source shining onto the screen. Through numerous home visits and office surveys, we've found that even with any ceiling light source, the light reaching the desktop is often only around 300lx. According to the American ANSI lighting standards, a minimum brightness of 500lx is required on the desktop during office work. Regardless of the specific model, our lamps can provide light of 500lx and above. Additionally, it is challenging for the average user to accurately determine whether the light has reached 500lx. Therefore, we have incorporated automatic dimming sensors. Simply activate this feature, and it effortlessly supplements the illumination to meet the 500lx requirement. Apart from illuminating the office space in front of the screen, while screens emit their own light, the surrounding environment may have a contrast glare with the screen, known as contrast glare. Under such conditions, the eyes constantly adjust their pupils, leading to fatigue and even discomfort. Therefore, hanging a lamp on the screen is not meant to illuminate the screen itself but to supplement the light in front of the screen and address the contrast glare around the screen. This aspect is more thoroughly addressed in the LaptopBar and ScreenBar Halo models. If you have any other ideas or suggestions regarding lighting, we are more than happy to listen to your opinions. We also look forward to the day when our lamps can serve you. Wish you have a good day.

@@benq_smartlighting thanks

Thank you for your interest in BenQ products. However, the monitor light category was first invented by BenQ in 2017 with the initial model being the ScreenBar. It was only later that other brands began to enter this category. You can refer to the patent number 10544927, which we obtained in the US for this product in 2017. Since 2017, we have continuously optimized our products, leading to the release of the ScreenBar Plus, ScreenBar Halo, and the ScreenBar Pro that you see now. Previously, the limitation of monitor light was that the lighting range or brightness might not be equivalent to desk lamps. Therefore, this time we have focused on improving the brightness of monitor light and making the clamp's adaptability the best it can be. It fits monitors 0.43-6.5 cm thick and with a curvature of 1000-1800R. The patented clamp design accommodates monitors with special back designs or non-flat top bezels. It offers easy setup and does not block the camera lens. We have also implemented the automatic on/off function in the ScreenBar Pro, something that others have not yet achieved! If you have any questions or suggestions about the product, please do not hesitate to let us know. Wish you have a good day:)

Thank you for your interest in our products. Currently, you can purchase them from our official website or on Amazon in Germany, the UK, and France. For other Europe countries, you can buy from our Europe official website. The ScreenBar Pro is compatible with curved monitors with a curvature of 1000-1800R and a screen thickness of 0.43-6 cm. I hope this answers your question. If you have any other questions about the product, please do not hesitate to let us know. 😊

That's a great idea! We will share it with the relevant colleagues for their reference. Thank you for your feedback.😉

just 3d print a clip to it depending on your webcam, ez fix, there is plenty people everywhere with 3d printers :)

Thank you for your interest in our products. Some customers attach their webcams directly to the light bar, but if you prefer to center the webcam on the light bar, you can purchase our webcam accessory from the official website. If you have any questions about the products, please do not hesitate to let us know. Wish you havea good day🤩

@@benq_smartlighting Will my Logitech BRIO work with the accessory?

Thank you for your interest in our products. Currently, you can purchase them from our official website or on Amazon in Germany, the UK, and France. For other Europe countries, you can buy from our Europe official website. If you have any questions about the products, please do not hesitate to let us know.😆

We understand that many people may not be familiar with monitor lights. Their biggest difference from desk lamps lies in saving desktop space and solving the problem of glare caused by desk lamps' single-point light source shining onto the screen. Through numerous home visits and office surveys, we've found that even with any ceiling light source, the light reaching the desktop is often only around 300lx. According to the American ANSI lighting standards, a minimum brightness of 500lx is required on the desktop during office work. Regardless of the specific model, our lamps can provide light of 500lx and above. Additionally, it is challenging for the average user to accurately determine whether the light has reached 500lx. Therefore, we have incorporated automatic dimming sensors. Simply activate this feature, and it effortlessly supplements the illumination to meet the 500lx requirement. Apart from illuminating the office space in front of the screen, while screens emit their own light, the surrounding environment may have a contrast glare with the screen, known as contrast glare. Under such conditions, the eyes constantly adjust their pupils, leading to fatigue and even discomfort. Therefore, hanging a lamp on the screen is not meant to illuminate the screen itself but to supplement the light in front of the screen and address the contrast glare around the screen. This aspect is more thoroughly addressed in the LaptopBar and ScreenBar Halo models. If you have any other ideas or suggestions regarding lighting, we are more than happy to listen to your opinions. We also look forward to the day when our lamps can serve you. Wish you have a good day.

@@benq_smartlightingThanks for your reply, I really appreciate it. I think it’s in your best interests to at least lower the price for this thing, or make a cheaper version. The average person seeing $140, and then scrolling down to see one for $20 is most certainly choosing that $20 option. Now of course, you have the much nicer product, with the better features, it’s more user friendly etc. But the average persons only noticing that yours is 7x what the baseline is. I’d like you to take a look at something like the Xiaomi Mi Monitor light bar. Seriously, open another window while you’re reading this and take a look. It’s a $75 light bar, the one I just purchased in fact, and it’s incredible. Ease of use is top notch by using that little dial instead of having to reach up to control the thing. High quality materials/packaging/clean design. And all for half the price of yours. I know you’re a relatively high end smart home esc brand, and I know your products will always be expensive, and there will always be cheaper alternatives to them. But just, make a “ScreenBar Lite” and make it around $70-$80. And then add some more compelling features to the next “Pro” light bar, so people are really incentivized to make the jump. From my perspective, there’s not a whole lot you can do with a monitor light bar to make it worth anywhere close to that much. But I wouldn’t mind being proven wrong :) Thanks for understanding -John

@@benq_smartlighting um… I had a long and detailed response… did you guys delete it lmao 😂

@@benq_smartlighting I basically said your light bar is far to expensive for the mass market to even consider. So make a $70-$80 version to compete with something like Xiaomis excellent light bar. :)

We currently have the ScreenBar Halo available. However, if you want to know when the ScreenBar Halo will be updated, there are no plans for a revision in the next six months. Nevertheless, product updates may happen in the future😍

@@benq_smartlightingplease consider adding support for ultrawide monitors that have 800R curve.

Thank you very much for your feedback; it means a lot to us! However, we currently do not have sales plans for India. If you need a monitor light, please consider the ScreenBar, ScreenBar Plus, or ScreenBar Halo. If you have any questions about the products, please feel free to ask. Have a great day❤

Thank you for your feedback! We are committed to delivering the highest quality lighting products on the market. To achieve this, we have invested significant time in optical research, product development, and structural testing to introduce the world's first monitor light bar. We hope you get a chance to try this product, as we believe it will help create a cleaner and more comfortable work environment for you!

Thank you for your interest in BenQ products. However, the monitor light category was first invented by BenQ in 2017 with the initial model being the ScreenBar. It was only later that other brands began to enter this category. You can refer to the patent number 10544927, which we obtained in the US for this product in 2017. Since 2017, we have continuously optimized our products, leading to the release of the ScreenBar Plus, ScreenBar Halo, and the ScreenBar Pro that you see now. Previously, the limitation of monitor light was that the lighting range or brightness might not be equivalent to desk lamps. Therefore, this time we have focused on improving the brightness of monitor light and making the clamp's adaptability the best it can be. It fits monitors 0.43-6.5 cm thick and with a curvature of 1000-1800R. The patented clamp design accommodates monitors with special back designs or non-flat top bezels. It offers easy setup and does not block the camera lens. We have also implemented the automatic on/off function in the ScreenBar Pro, something that others have not yet achieved! If you have any questions or suggestions about the product, please do not hesitate to let us know. Wish you have a good day:)

ScreenBar Pro is a monitor light. Its biggest difference from desk lamps lies in saving desktop space and solving the problem of glare caused by desk lamps' single-point light source shining onto the screen. Through numerous home visits and office surveys, we've found that even with any ceiling light source, the light reaching the desktop is often only around 300lx. According to the American ANSI lighting standards, a minimum brightness of 500lx is required on the desktop during office work. Regardless of the specific model, our lamps can provide light of 500lx and above. Additionally, it is challenging for the average user to accurately determine whether the light has reached 500lx. Therefore, we have incorporated automatic dimming sensors. Simply activate this feature, and it effortlessly supplements the illumination to meet the 500lx requirement. Apart from illuminating the office space in front of the screen, while screens emit their own light, the surrounding environment may have a contrast glare with the screen, known as contrast glare. Under such conditions, the eyes constantly adjust their pupils, leading to fatigue and even discomfort. Therefore, hanging a lamp on the screen is not meant to illuminate the screen itself but to supplement the light in front of the screen and address the contrast glare around the screen. This aspect is more thoroughly addressed in the LaptopBar and ScreenBar Halo models. If you have any other ideas or suggestions regarding lighting, we are more than happy to listen to your opinions. We also look forward to the day when our lamps can serve you. Wish you have a good day.

ScreenBar Pro is a monitor light that saves desktop space and eliminates glare caused by desk lamps' single-point light source. Through extensive home visits and office surveys, we've found that even with ceiling light sources, desktop illumination often falls short of the 500lx minimum required by ANSI lighting standards for office work. Our lamps consistently provide 500lx or more. To ensure optimal lighting, we've integrated automatic dimming sensors that effortlessly adjust brightness to meet the 500lx requirement. In addition to illuminating the office space, our lamps mitigate contrast glare between screens and surrounding environments, reducing eye strain and discomfort. We welcome your suggestions and eagerly anticipate the opportunity to serve you. Have a great day!

it doesn't, it angles away

Thank you very much for your appreciation. If you have any questions about the ScreenBar Pro, please do not hesitate to let us know :)

We understand that many people may not be familiar with monitor lights. Their biggest difference from desk lamps lies in saving desktop space and solving the problem of glare caused by desk lamps' single-point light source shining onto the screen. Through numerous home visits and office surveys, we've found that even with any ceiling light source, the light reaching the desktop is often only around 300lx. According to the American ANSI lighting standards, a minimum brightness of 500lx is required on the desktop during office work. Regardless of the specific model, our lamps can provide light of 500lx and above. Additionally, it is challenging for the average user to accurately determine whether the light has reached 500lx. Therefore, we have incorporated automatic dimming sensors. Simply activate this feature, and it effortlessly supplements the illumination to meet the 500lx requirement. Apart from illuminating the office space in front of the screen, while screens emit their own light, the surrounding environment may have a contrast glare with the screen, known as contrast glare. Under such conditions, the eyes constantly adjust their pupils, leading to fatigue and even discomfort. Therefore, hanging a lamp on the screen is not meant to illuminate the screen itself but to supplement the light in front of the screen and address the contrast glare around the screen. This aspect is more thoroughly addressed in the LaptopBar and ScreenBar Halo models. If you have any other ideas or suggestions regarding lighting, we are more than happy to listen to your opinions. We also look forward to the day when our lamps can serve you. Wish you have a good day.