After a few weeks with the monitor lamp, it's time for a conclusion. I didn't know what I was missing. With the lamp, my eyes no longer get tired even at the end of the working day. It illuminates the desk wonderfully and the operation is very easy and very intuitive. I connected the monitor lamp to my monitor via USB. So it turns on and off automatically when I turn the PC on or off. 5/5 - top product!

My desk surface was always too dark, a desk lamp would have taken up unnecessary space and spread the light unevenly across the work surface. This ingenious monitor light is completely different: the work area is generously illuminated despite the seemingly narrow tube length, the light is more than 1 meter wide. The light is bright enough, no, it's fair to say it's very bright. Assembly is easy - if you read the instructions. Incidentally, the instructions are good and elaborately made, kudos to the manufacturer (apart from the fact that a few French sentences run through the German text). The light with the sensor controls is very well made. There is one flaw: the long, high-quality USB cable that comes with it has a plug on the lamp side that is too long, so the tube cannot be turned far enough away from the monitor. As a result, the work surface is not illuminated as well as it would be possible; instead, too much light falls on the screen. I solved this small design flaw with a new USB-C cable with an angled plug, now everything fits. But that has nothing to do with the fact that I operate the light on the curved monitor from Dell, which has no negative impact despite the manufacturer's warning - so it also works with curved screens. Overall: Highly recommended, inexpensive and useful.

My desk surface was always too dark, a desk lamp would have taken up unnecessary space and spread the light unevenly across the work surface. This ingenious monitor light is completely different: the work area is generously illuminated despite the seemingly narrow tube length, the light is more than 1 meter wide. The light is bright enough, no, it's fair to say it's very bright. Assembly is easy - if you read the instructions. Incidentally, the instructions are good and elaborately made, kudos to the manufacturer (apart from the fact that a few French sentences run through the German text). The light with the sensor controls is very well made. There is one flaw: the long, high-quality USB cable that comes with it has a plug on the lamp side that is too long, so the tube cannot be turned far enough away from the monitor. As a result, the work surface is not illuminated as well as it would be possible; instead, too much light falls on the screen. I solved this small design flaw with a new USB-C cable with an angled plug, now everything fits. But that has nothing to do with the fact that I operate the light on the curved monitor from Dell, which has no negative impact despite the manufacturer's warning - so it also works with curved screens. Overall: Highly recommended, inexpensive and useful.

The product was shipped quickly. I received the product as described. Very good product, meets all my expectations. The product is as described. Brightness and color can be adjusted manually. The mounting part fits well. Light can be repaired well.

bought this light bar about 2 months ago. Although there are much more expensive Benq light bars, this one gives you almost the same performance for less money. I see no real reason to buy the more expensive product. The touch controls in this case are responsive and the brightness as well as the color of the light is very good. The brightness sensor works but I haven't used it (just a personal habit). The most impressive thing for me is that the brightness of the lamp can be reduced to almost nothing. This is ideal for working late at night or if you just want some light while gaming without being distracted. I tested both: light strips with touch controls and controls integrated in the cord. I like this version more because you can hide the cord so it doesn't get in the way. You can't do that with inline controls because you need access to them. In my opinion the lamp also feels and looks more modern with the touch controls right on the lamp. I've never had any issues with them not responding, and because they're engrossed you can easily find them even without looking (if you need to for some reason ;)). The only thing that could be better is the mounting system. It works for me, but friends of mine with a curved monitor are having some issues with it. They could potentially match the better mounting systems that Benq and some webcams use, but there could be issues with patents. All in all I would highly recommend this light bar if you are looking for one.

was using an old fashioned Angle Poise lamp on my desk but decided to try this instead. It immediately gives off much more light than the old desk lamp (halogen 20 W). I can choose between warm white, warm white or brilliant white colors. You can dim and brighten the intensity according to your individual needs. There is also a built-in sensor that can automatically adjust the brightness based on the ambient light conditions. I use this light in the corner of our lounge, fairly bright (middle area) in a warmer colour, but then tend to use it in a bright, cool white when using my PC. So it's used in anger as both a task light and an all-purpose backlight when we're watching TV. Very versatile and useful. A bit pricey to be honest, but it's a quality metal construction. Mine sits well on my particular Samsung monitor, but I could imagine it being annoyingly wobbly and easily dropping onto a much thinner monitor, such as an iMac screen, which has very thin, tapered edges. You'll need a fairly thin top edge of your screen so it's stable and doesn't fall or move when you use one of the touch-sensitive ones

wanted a minimalist setup for my workspace, so the 10-year-old clunky banker's lamp had to get off the desk. By chance I discovered the monitor lamp from K&F Concept. At first I didn't even know that such a thing existed... a lamp for the monitor!? Before I bought it, I really had concerns about whether this lamp would even fit on my curved monitor and whether it wouldn't reflect too much. At least this lamp should be a very space-saving alternative. The lamp has now been in use for more than a week and I am absolutely thrilled! It fits perfectly on my 27" screen (ASUS VG27WQ Curved). The lamp illuminates my work area very well and there are no reflections to be seen on the monitor. It is of high quality and the various settings can be operated very easily using the touch function. The The option for automatic brightness is absolutely top. My desk is always perfectly lit and I have more space. In addition, my eyes are no longer strained. Clear recommendation to buy the monitor lamp from K&F Concept!

The lamp does exactly what the product description says. On-off switch. Stepless dimming when you keep your finger on the corresponding contact surface. Color temperature can be selected and automatic brightness adjustment is also available. However, it is a bit sluggish and is therefore less suitable for games or films or other quickly changing screen content. The switches are easy to reach and feel. The installation is easy, the holder is valuable and quite solid. Absolutely no cheap junk as otherwise often seen. Everything works great on my 34" monitor. I don't know what it's like with a curved monitor. I could imagine that the screen would then be illuminated too much, which is not wanted. The lamp dazzled me a bit at the beginning "But since my screen is relatively large or high, the lamp is also mounted higher than usual. Normally, people say that an ergonomic sitting position is one in which the upper screen edge of the monitor is at eye level. That's because of the Monitor size of course not the case. But a bit of tape and a bit of black cardboard solved the problem for me. So here you really don't have to spend 150 euros or more for the branded product. This is the alternative suitable for everyday use.

So far there have been very few reviews about this larger screen lamp with a separate regulator. With a length of almost 51 cm, it also covers large screen sizes. The brightness is good, I can't see a comparison to others because I only know this lamp. However, the separate controls for brightness and color could be improved. It reacts very, very imprecisely to rotation and this is obviously a very cheaply made component. Otherwise you can only recommend this lamp, because the price is certainly a real bargain compared to other providers. The workmanship also seems to me to be of high quality, except for the controller already mentioned.

The lamp is really great: you have the light exactly where you need it and not on the side, at least that's how I had it before. Positive: The lamp can be attached to any monitor, can be dimmed and the light color can be changed. It can also (allegedly) "anti-blue", but I can't see that and therefore can't confirm it. But that doesn't mean anything. The power is supplied via USB-C, which I think is really great because it saves you a socket. Light source are LEDs, which are energy-saving and do not get hot. However, I find two aspects not so successful: 1. The mount: The mount should work for all possible screen types, which is good. However, the mount doesn't look particularly "confidence-inspiring," meaning it's wobbly and can slip if you bump into it. 2. Operation: The "buttons" are touch-sensitive sensors that are built flush into the housing and without any elevation or similar. This means that when you run your finger over it, you don't feel when you touch a button. I find that very impractical. It would be better to place a mark there that lets you feel the button. The two points are whining at a high level and are only due to the price of almost €35, which is not exactly cheap in my opinion. All in all, I give it a clear buy recommendation. I would buy the product again at any time.