Beam Monitor Light

Unverified demo target — Beam adds an adjustable pool of light to the area immediately in front of a monitor. Its asymmetric diffuser aims output toward papers, keys, and desk objects rather than directly toward the display. The effect is functional task lighting for evening reading or a dim room, not a claim about sleep, eye health, or productivity.

A padded weighted clamp sits over flat monitor housings from 8 to 35 millimeters thick. The light bar pivots within the mount to refine where the beam lands, while silicone contact points protect the monitor surface. Three preset color temperatures—3000, 4000, and 5000 kelvin—and ten brightness steps are selected from a small weighted control puck. Turning adjusts intensity, pressing toggles power, and a top button changes color temperature.

Beam draws up to eight watts from a standard 5 volt, 2 amp USB-C source. No wall adapter is included, which keeps the cable routing flexible and avoids an inapplicable plug type. Black and Silver versions share the same 450 millimeter bar, matte diffuser, clamp, puck, and two-meter USB-C cable.