Desk Key Light for Zoom Video - ULANZI K7 Pro Key Lighting Dimmable 3200K-5600K I 15W I CRI 95+ I Edge Emitting I Desk Clamp I 360° Degree Ball Head I Extendable Pole for Streaming Conference

No it doesn’t come with a remote and only has 2 light settings but for 25 bucks, it’s a good quality light. Setup was easy and it really is fully maneuverable. I recommend it and plan to purchase a second one.

DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT. I have PURCHASED three of the same exact lights and they KEEP BREAKING WTF. The button that turns on and off the light keeps malfunctioning and burning out. Cheap light not worth the money AT ALL. DO NOT BUY THIS PRODUCT

Got this to provide a better picture when streaming for gaming or web meetings for work. Item works great, easy to use with the brightness adjusting wheel behind the housing. Very easy plug and play installation.

I use this on my art desk to help illuminate whatever project I'm working on more than anything, and it is perfect!! The brightness and warmth control is seamless, compared to other key lights that are clunky in jumping from brightness and cold/warm light levels. It's especially great for recording process and progress videos of my work without casting harsh shadows, thanks to its ball swivel head.

I should give these a one, I kept replacing them cause the switch would break, not good quality, will only last 2 months of regular use before it gives up. Bought it three times, and every replace it broke the same way. The switch becomes loose out of nowhere. Pls resort to other lights. After evaluating, I initially gave it a 2-star. I AM gna give it a 1 star, if I could give half then I would.

Despite being super low-priced, the light is excellent quality. The 2 dials on the back for adjusting temperature and brightness work great, and the mounting/height adjustment system works smoothly.

Well, I thought I was getting a key light / desk lamp that would have more of a premium feel to it, but the materials and design of this are a bit, well…average. Nonetheless it’s still a solid light. The chief issue is in the telescoping poles. They have that hollow metal feel of two poles that grate against each other. It’s not the worst thing in the world, but gives me concerns about stability and longevity. So far though, it’s fine. The diffuse light it gives off is great—and MICH better than using something that is harsh shining directly into your eyes. However, the two knobs located on the back of the plastic-shell light that control color temperature and brightness are non-ideal on their placement and feel a bit cheap for what I’d expect from this. Still, though, this solidly clamps onto my desk and provides light better than most, but I can’t say it’s a value. Take a look at some of the images to get a sense of what I mean. Hope this helps!

Does the job-not the best

I have purchased two of these key lights. In both cases, the on/off switch has quickly broken within weeks of purchase, making the light inoperable.