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BenQ Screenbar Eye-Care Monitor Lamp

A specially designed clip makes the attachment onto monitors easy and stable. No need for screws or tape that damage monitors. The clip fits any monitor with thickness from 0.4” to 1.2” (1 to 3 cm).

SKU: GC163-9H.W42WT.WQ1

BenQ Screenbar Eye-Care Monitor Lamp

BenQ Screenbar Eye-Care Monitor Lamp

A specially designed clip makes the attachment onto monitors easy and stable. No need for screws or tape that damage monitors. The clip fits any monitor with thickness from 0.4” to 1.2” (1 to 3 cm).

Adjustable Colour Temperature

The warm light lets you relax and replenishes your energy. The cool light allows you to concentrate and boosts work efficiency.

Auto-Dimming. Optimal Brightness Instantly

Thanks to the built-in ambient light sensor, ScreenBar adjusts the brightness level automatically and instantly. It can be manually dimmable with the touch sensor control as well.

Screen Glare-Free

ScreenBar e-Reading Lamp has an asymmetrical optical design that only illuminates the desk and ensures zero reflective glare off the screen.

USB Powered

Any USB outlet can power the ScreenBar e-Reading Lamp, whether it is a computer, phone charger or power bank. Once turn it on, ScreenBar resumes your last used brightness and colour temperature settings to welcome you back!

Mood Lighting

Adjustable colour temperature, to increase focus and comfort. The warm light lets you relax and replenishes your energy. The cool light allows you to concentrate and boosts work efficiency.

Features:

Light up your desk, free up your space

Fits any monitor with thickness from 0.4” to 1.2” (1 to 3 cm)

Ambient light sensor

No base, more space

No screen glare

USB powered, no extra wires

8 colour temperatures compliant with the ANSI standard

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BenQ Screenbar Eye-Care Monitor Lamp

A specially designed clip makes the attachment onto monitors easy and stable. No need for screws or tape that damage monitors. The clip fits any monitor with thickness from 0.4” to 1.2” (1 to 3 cm).

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