NexiGo Glow Light for Streamers, Enhanced Video Conference Lighting Kit with Webcam Style Clip, Built-in Battery, Dimmable & Rechargeable, for Streaming, Photography, Vlogging

The media could not be loaded. This little light packs a surprising punch. When I opened the box, I wondered if I had been duped as the light looked small. But it felt sturdy enough and the construction and materials were decent quality so I figured I’d try it. It actually works surprisingly well! It was quick and easy to put together, only took a moment. And it mounts on your laptop or computer monitor very easily. It’s honestly surprisingly bright for how small it is if you have it turned up all the way. I was surprised at how much it actually helped fill in the shaded areas on my face on my video calls for work, and it made me look more alive, and like myself instead of pale and washed out like normal. I also like that you can dial in your brightness and color settings and leave them for next time, instead of needing to adjust them every time you turn on the light (like others I’ve used). It’s also nice not dealing with another cord (if your light is charged). This light is also perfect for people who are traveling as it’s small and packs easy. It’s a great little light! I’m keeping it!

Pros: 1) Easy to use and set up. 2) Light temp is easily adjustable to any mood. 3) Small and light weight. 4) Pretty much plug and play right out of the box.Cons: 1) Battery life is much shorter than advertised. If you want to go longer than an hour, you need to have them plugged in, which eliminates the advantage of a battery powered light. 2) You really need two lights to balance the lighting. The reason I purchased these is to eliminate the “Light Ring” in the middle of your eyes or on your glasses.They should have put the four blue lights, indicating remaining battery life, on the front of the light. My solution to the short battery life is to plug in the lights at home or attach a portable cell phone battery. I have several, from giveaways and trade shows, that extend the light’s life for hours.All said and done, I really like these lights. Highly recommended.

I tried several lights for lighting my face in video meetings. This is my favorite for the following reasons:1. It is battery-powered, so I don't have to use up another plug and drag another cord across my desk. The battery life is good for my needs. I don't use it that often, just for a couple of meetings a week. I've had it for around 3 months and haven't had to charge it yet.2. It saves your settings! All of the other lights I tried, I had to reset the brightness level and color every time I turned it on. The controls on this light are a dial, so they stay where you set them from one use to the next.3. I can reach the controls from my seat. All of the other lights I tried had the controls halfway down the cord. This meant it was somewhere behind my monitor, and I had to get up and go around the back of my desk to find it and turn it on/change the brightness.4. It comes with a webcam-style mount that allows me to easily rest it at the top of my monitor next to my webcam. All of the other lights I tried had a heavy-duty clip which would not work with my monitor because the edge is curved slightly on the back. Those clips were also fairly obtrusive and would interfere with the top of my screen.5. Because it is cordless and easily mounted on my monitor, I can easily remove it and use it for other things (e.g., adding light to something for a photo) and put it back without any fuss.It was a little more expensive than the other options I tried, but all of these factors make it the perfect choice for my setup and needs.

I live in longer term AirBNBs around the world and work full time remotely. I used to have 2 larger lights attached to my desk to create nice soft lighting for video conferences. I wanted something similar my new nomadic lifestyle.This light is very bright and allows you to adjust the warmness and brightness. I look 100x better on video calls now.It comes with a really solid clip to attach it to a monitor or laptop screen. It also comes with a charging cable and a bag to store it in for travel. It’s pretty small so traveling with it will be a piece of cake.This is the perfect little light to have if you travel a lot but want good lighting for video conferences. I might get a second one to have a nice three point lighting setup.Overall - 100% recommend for anyone Who travels but wants good lighting for video calls.

The light is bright and sturdy with all the features it promises. However, you have to constantly charge it and even on a full charge it lasts less than a one hour video call. I actually keep it plugged in during my calls and it still turns off while I’m on camera.

Stuck it on top of my laptop, just trying to improve my video conference sound and opticsthis is small, cheap, and makes a big differencetwo knobs, one for brightness, one for color temp, and on off switch - easy.USB C charger port, and built in battery if you need portabality which I don't at the moment.very cool. had no idea a good light makes so much difference.

The light is bright, but you have to keep it plugged in. Forget using the battery. But the biggest issue is the mounting. It is designed to hang from a monitor, but the weighted base pulls it and it slides off my monitor every time. the hinge is too loose to keep it in a fixed position so i can't set up a counterbalance. It's a piece of garbage.

I use this in addition to the Logitech Litra Glow. It's pretty no frills but does just as good of a job lighting my face for less. I wish the mount felt sturdier. It jiggles on the monitor mount and feels like it's going to "dismount" or at least fall over easily. It doesn't actually fall over but it feels like it will. It's a good value when you consider how much the Logitech one is. It's also relatively compact and can attach to a traditional tripod mount. I have not tested the battery feature, I always have it plugged in.