Elgato Key Light Neo with Monitor Mount - Professional Lighting For Video Calls & Streaming, Onboard or Wi-Fi Control - USB-Powered, Works on Laptop, PC, Mac

Works great I only use it on the 2nd setting from most dim.Was worried as a migraine sufferer if id get on with this product. But so far it hasn't triggered one.Nice that you can control the light manually using the buttons and dials on the product itself.

Not bad at all.Something that is not made clear is that when connecting via USB the max light output is limited to 40% due to the limited power supply from a USB socket. To get 100% output it needs a separate adapter - like a powerful smartphone charger, and then it would be controlled over wifi rather than cable.The control software is very easy and even at 40% there is a lot of light, best suited for being quite close to the subject.I have 3 of these that I use as a Side Light, Edge (hair) light, and to properly light a particularly annoying part of my green screen. I have the big Elgato Keylight as my main light source to light my face. The diffuse light area is nearly 6 times the size of the Neo.The Neo light can be controlled by the software on computer, on a smartphone, or with a Streamdeck. Unlike many other lights it also has physical controls on the light that can be used with the computer is off - that's a very handy feature.Overall - a nice product. But with special offers on the larger Elgato Keylight sometimes getting as low as £115 that would be a better light for only a little more money, and the larger one comes with a desk mount too.

It’s not cheap, but I’m not sure I got more value for the price.The lighting is ok. It helps under certain conditions. I probably would buy something on a lower price point.

A neat video light that produces reatively bright soft light ideal for complimentary lighting your face. Controls on the front are a rare nice feature! There are a couple of drawback to the dsign: the stand included is monitor mounted. On top of your monitor it is too close to light contours of the face evenly so effect is no better than a desk lamp at that distance. It's also realtively large compared to other lights and makes your monitor look cluttered. At the price, you might get better results by paying just a little more for one with a stand OR pay less for a more compact monitor mounted light