HumanCentric Video Conference Lighting - Webcam Light for Streaming, LED Monitor and Laptop Light for Video Conferencing, Zoom Lighting for Computer, Replaces Ring Light for Zoom Meetings, Single Kit

El producto es bueno pero, además de poder conectar otras luces, no encuentro gran diferencia con otros más económicos.

Great little light here. Using on a 13" MacBook Air(2022) and it works well. Strong lighting on all settings. Easy articulation and adjustments for chosen angle with well built fittings. Feels solid and not flimsy at all. Quality build.Rests nicely on top of laptop screen with a clever little cutout to avoid blocking your camera lens. Feels like a well thought out Chicago Designed product. Intuitive light controls make it an overall win for anyone who does video all day. I look 10 years younger(YMMV) This is a well built product and justifies the price IMHO.Pros: Thoughtful design. (Chicago!) Well built. Sleek and sexy profile looks like it was built for Mac. Multiple lighting colors(tones?) and intensities. Simple to use and install.Cons: Silly amount of cable for ANY mobile user. You need MAYBE 12"-16" from light to typical USB C port, but you will have 6 feet to deal with until the day you die. This cord problem, and much of the sales pitch/pricing model, seem to be aimed at enticing the "multi light" user, which is not me.Wishlist: 14" power cable w/inline switch option. Would 100% buy a battery powered/rechargeable "travel/mobile" version of this if it would hold charge for a few hours.

Perfect for wierd lighting conditions and remote conferencing. Different brightness and warmth settings give a great tuning experience. Mounting/Grips are great too. Plenty of cable to allow for different setups and choice of USB C or USB A with an included adaptor. So far I cant fault it.

FOR THOSE ANNOYED THAT THE CABLES ARE TOO SHORT:The light(s) connect with a standard TRS 3.5mm jack. Any TRS or TRRS 3.5mm extension cable will work, both betwen the light and the power/switch, and between the lights in a daisy chain. You can buy 3.5mm extension cables as long or short as you need for very cheap.Otherwise it's an 8" strip of LEDs behind a cheap diffuser, so it's hard to get too excited. 5-step light colour, from 'too yellow' to 'too blue', with a few too steps in between, but you'll probably find something that works for you well enough.Also 6 steps of brightness, from 'mood lighting' to 'that's annoying', but the options work well enough I think.I will say, if this is your only light source, it's probably worth getting the two. I just needed one as a bit of a light boost, but if you're working in pitch dark, one light probably one do you much good.

The inline controller buttons have no color to them so it's difficult to differentiate one from the other, requiring that you memorize the button layout. The USB-C connector is fractionally undersized so it wiggles in the port and doesn't click in as it should. At first I thought the light was defective but I had to press in really hard before a connection was made and power reached the light. Because of this I would say it's a $30 item, not $50.