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Secretlab debuts monitor light bar add-on to reduce glare and eye strain

Popular desk and chair maker Secretlab has released a new monitor light bar.

Secretlab debuts monitor light bar add-on to reduce glare and eye strain

Gaming chair and desk manufacturer Secretlab has introduced the ErgoArch monitor lightbar, a new attachment for its monitor arm and desk ecosystem. Priced at $179, the lightbar is now available for purchase globally. Designed to complement the Secretlab Magnus Monitor Arm, the ErgoArch offers overhead lighting that reduces reflections and glare, as well as smooths out brightness contrast between the display and workspace.

The lightbar provides both ultrawide illumination and focused task lighting, depending on the user's setup. Its smart lighting system can be controlled via a smart home app, offering access to 16.8 million colors, and features a wireless control puck. The light temperature ranges from 2700K to 6500K. The ErgoArch is mounted to the monitor arm using a three-point adjustment arm and is compatible with any VESA-mounted monitor, including curved displays.

Additionally, it includes a magnetic webcam mount attachment. Powered by USB-C, the lightbar does not require a wall outlet or extension socket to switch on.

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