Logitech for Creators Litra Glow Premium LED Streaming Light with TrueSoft - For Video Conferencing, Zoom Meetings, Adjustable Mount and Desktop App Control for PC/Mac - Graphite

The Litra Glow is a simple to use, customizable and well mounted streaming light that is great for gaming, video conferencing, vlogging and more.The light is impressively bright and the Logitech G software makes managing brightness and warmth very simple. This is particularly good if you also use other Logitech products as you can then manage multiple items in a single place (I also use a C920 webcam and a Yeti microphone).I've tested the glow with 2 different webcams, a Logitech C920 and a J5 Create 4K model.Both saw their picture quality improved by the lighting although it was the older C920 model that benefitted most (unsurprisingly) with colour balances much better.Pros:1 - Bright with a lot of different settings options.2 - Good range of warmth settings for different occasions and times of day.3 - Solid mount which makes it easy to angle forward or back.4 - Good software management and interaction with other Logitech gear.Cons:1 - A tad expensive for what it is (though much better than a £35 light I had previously).2 - Only angles straight, no side to side options.3 - The mount is large, not an issue on a monitor but a bit unwieldy on laptops.Overall:If you are looking for a good lighting solution for dim/unevenly lit rooms this is a good option. Whilst not the cheapest on the market it provides a good level of quality and is still an affordable alternative to the professional streaming options. I'd definitely recommend for video calls (I use this 3-4 hours a day without hurting my eyes) but it might prove a bit too static to be as effective for gaming.

So I have my home working set up in the corner of a room, side on to windows, and it can get quite gloomy on dull days and not be great light for Zooming or Teamsing. Despite my wonderful laptop (Dell XPS 15) adjusting for poor light automatically, I fancied a bit of 'sheen'. Originally I purchased an Elgato Key Light Mini set up which is a terrific bit of kit, but far too overkill and cumbersome for my limited needs. It took longer to set it up each day (I don't like work stuff on show after work is done, so it needs to all slip away into my lidded bureau to be closed out of sight when I'm done) and the battery wasn't great so I was forever running wires, so it regretably went back. I replaced it with this Logi, which is absolutely perfect.Unlike the Elgato, this Logi just works. Seamlessly and brilliantly. The light quality is great, not too demanding on the eyes, and the full range of temps and brightness are there. You can use it straight out of the box with no effort simply by plugging it in to a USB. I however already have a Logi Master Mouse and Keyboard, and have Logi Options downloaded on to my laptop to control them, so when I plugged the light in, there it was, instantly ready to go in Logi Options. From that I set an automatic Zoom profile in seconds, so as soon as I open (or maximise) Zoom, on comes the Litra Glow. When I minimise Zoom, off goes Litra Glow. Superbly simple and Zoom meetings have been an absolute pleasure with it.The only change I made to the standard set up was to add a USB C - USB C cable so Litra plugs into my USB C only XPS, perhaps in the days of dying USB A there is a message there for Logi?Other than that, fab piece of kit, highly recommended and I love it.

I work as a training instructor and these days I'm delivering courses virtually from home via webcam. Whilst the light in the room I use is acceptable, there are times when my face seems to drop into shadow, and the resulting image on the webcam isn't great. I bought a ring light which was good, but the clamp was too strong to attach to a monitor and my desk space was at a premium so a tripod wasn't an option. A colleague recommended this light so I bought one myself.The light is very plasticky but feels sturdy enough. In the box you'll find the light, a USB cable, and a single page of instructions. The lamp can be attached to a monitor or screen of some sort and is adjustable, so you can change its height and angle to suit your needs, and if you prefer it can be attached to a tripod as the instructions mention there is a screw thread under the head of the lamp (haven't tried this). On the rear of the light there are a couple of buttons to turn the lamp on and off, and also adjust its brightness and warmth, but for the best results the Logitech G-Hub app is great. From this, you can turn the lamp on or off, adjust its brightness and warmth, use a few preset profiles, and create your own. It works really well, and when I'm training if I need to turn the lamp on I can do it from my laptop without having to fumble around on the back of the light. The light itself is soft as the front of it has an opaque white cover, so you're not looking at a bulb or a cluster of bulbs, more a glowing panel, and it can go very bright indeed - perfectly fine for streaming video, which is exactly what it is designed to do.All in all it's a good light for people like me, or YouTube creators, but it is quite expensive and more plasticky than I expected, but I'm happy all the same.

I love logi and they have one for a light, the build quality is decent, not too heavy that’s it’s unbearable but just about right amount to set up and place on my monitor, the size is good, functionality with the logi options+ works extremely well, value for money is why I buy logi, I have it plugged in so I can change the setting on logi options+ so battery life isn’t a problem. Brightness takes the cake, and the options to change to white light or yellow light works just right for the mood that I’m tryna set or my skin tone during times of morning or night.