Customer Ratings & Reviews

I went with the Logitech Litra Beam LX as it uses its own stand as opposed to latching on top of my monitor compared to the competition as I have a webcam in that location instead. The Litra Beam is a pretty easy setup, the stand screws on top on the light bar either horizontally or vertically depending on how you'd like your setup to work. Following that, a power adapter cable runs down the middle to a wall outlet with an optional USB-C cable to connect to your PC to allow for control through the Logitech G-Hub. As for lighting controls, you can utilize the buttons located on top/side (depending on how you have it mounted) to control the lighting settings from brightness to color with a sliding latch that switches from the rear light to the front light. Alternatively, if you have it hooked up through USB-C, then you can use the Logitech G Hub and change the settings that way. The manual mentions that you can connect it through Bluetooth, but I did need to update the firmware first by having it hardwired through USB-C to my PC then updating it through G Hub before my PC would find the Litra Beam under Bluetooth devices. I do think the Litra Beam LX is pretty pricey, but it does provide a lot of ambient and direct lighting and I feel like it's a great addition to my desk whether I'm working on homework or video conferencing for additional lighting. I would definitely recommend it over the alternatives.

The Logitech Litra Beam LX is a game-changer for my streaming and content creation setup! The dual-sided RGB LED lighting provides incredible flexibility for achieving the perfect look in any environment. Whether I need a soft, natural light or something more vibrant and colorful, this light delivers it all with precision. What stands out most is the level of control—there are so many customizable options for brightness, color temperature, and even the RGB effects. It allows me to create unique moods and aesthetics for different types of content, which really helps elevate the overall production quality. The build quality is premium, and it’s incredibly easy to set up. The adjustable beam design lets me position the light exactly how I need it without any hassle. Plus, it doesn’t overheat, even during long streams or recording sessions. If you’re serious about streaming or any kind of on-camera work, this is an essential piece of gear. The Litra Beam LX adds a professional touch to my lighting setup, and I couldn’t be happier with it!

It works as advertised. It works good as a key light, but it's coverage is limited. With its stand, was hard to place the way I wanted behind a large curved monitor... A new desk pole/arm system fixed that(see pic) It certainly does help for streaming, zoom meetings, etc.. The RGB is a nice touch and adds to room aesthetics. This is a luxury item. It's functional and works well, but the price is too high for what it is. This is a $100 light at most, and the non-rgb model is $75 at most.. So that's my only nitpick.. It's a nice light, but it's too pricey for what it is.

If you are already familiar with logitech products then its very easy to use. I absolutely love this product. I like how bright it is and how simple it is to use. Overall a great product.

Love this light, its perfect combo for working from home ans haming set up. The app was easy to use on the Mac and PC, i just plugged it into the computer once to set my color combo, then just power cord. It looks sleek ans very high quality!

Great light, excellent product, I use this light for my vlogging station and looks amazing.

The best feature about this is the dual lighting and auto turn on and off while connected to the webcam. The G Hub app is also fantastic!

If you spend all day on video calls for work like I do, you’ll appreciate having better lighting. But that only covers to the front of the Litra Beam LX. The back of the light bar has RGB lights to wash the space behind it with cool ambient light effects. The provided stand is sturdy, extends and rotates and has cable management. The software is fully-featured and integrates with your other Logitech G gear. Pros: * Buttons on the light bar for most features. * App-based full control. * Color Temperature and Brightness settings for the front white light. * RBG color and ambient effects for the back RGB light. * Stand extends and light bar rotates for optimal placement. * Orient the light bar vertically or horizontally. * Cable management keeps the two cables tidy. Cons: * Stand’s base needs a bunch of table space. * Local buttons could be easier to find by touch. * Would be nice if the white light could be triggered when your camera turns on or off. Installation and Setup: The stand arrives in two pieces that are easy to assemble- the weighted base and the vertical beam where the light mounts. Just place the vertical part on the base and rotate the lock to attach them together. The top of the mounting arm has a standard tripod screw and the light has two threaded tripod mounting holes; one on the left end for vertical mounting and one on the underside for horizontal. Choose the way you want to mount the light bar and screw it on. You can’t over-tighten it which is nice. There are two plugs; one for power and one for USB control if you’d rather not do it by Bluetooth. Both plug into the bottom of the light and route the wires through the cable management holders on the arm and in the base. There’s space in the cable management for one wire, but it also came with clips to attach the two wires together at several points to neaten things up. The last step is installing the software for your Mac or PC. While you can use most of the features of both the front and rear lighting with the local buttons and not bother with the app, the app gives you full control and the ability to update the light’s firmware. I use a Mac so that’s what I’ll describe here. It’s the same app as all other Logitech G stuff uses, but if you don’t already have it, it’s a quick download and it easily found my Litra Beam LX. That was it for setup! Usage: For local control, there are buttons on the top (the left if vertically mounted) of the light bar to turn the lights on and off, adjust their brightness and adjust their color (or pattern for the rear lights). There is a slide switch to choose whether you’re controlling the front (white) light or the rear (RGB) light with the buttons. Depending on where and how you orient the light, the buttons may not be easy to see or find by touch. For example, if you have the light bar right in front of you and you turn the white light on, the light is bright enough to blind your view of the buttons and the buttons don’t have much in the way of physical dots or dips to feel for them. That’s where using the app for control comes in handy. The app has a TON of features. You can set up profiles for the white and RGB lights, and assign them to various apps, too. For example, if you use Teams or Zoom for work calls, you can have the white lights turn on when those apps are in the foreground. This isn’t a perfect solution, though, since switching away to another app will switch light profiles or potentially turn off the light if you have it set to be off normally. As an example, you switch to a window to present that app on your video call and the profile switches away from the one assigned to your video calling app. For this reason, I don’t use the profiles feature much and instead just manually turn the lights on or off as needed using the Mac’s menu bar shortcuts. If you’re a gamer in the Logitech G ecosystem, the lights tie in to the lighting effects that your other products use so you can have the RGB lights on the back of the Litra match the rest of your system. One of my favorite parts is the app puts shortcuts in the Mac Menu bar. Here, you can quickly turn the white light on or off, switch the presets and manually adjust the white light’s brightness or color temperature. You can’t modify the RGB lighting from here, but you can still use the local buttons and the full app for that. On my Teams call for work, I notice a huge improvement in video quality with the Litra Beam on. The RGB colors are more for me than those on the call as the camera doesn’t see the cool lighting effects that are behind my Mac ;-) Since the light is powered from an AC adapter and not a built-in battery, you can leave it on all day without fear of it dying during a video call. This also means that the light isn’t really for portable use. You basically set it up and leave it where it is. Overall: Easy to set up and configure. Great lighting improvement with the front white light and fun ambient lighting effects with the back RGB lights. While I couldn’t get it to automatically light me up during my work video calls, it is easy enough to turn the lights on and off manually with the local buttons or the app. Overall, a great way to improve your video calls and add a splash of fun to the work space.

Not for any sort of legitimate profrossinal streamer

Tl;dr This light bar is versatile and easy to use while delivering precisely on it’s promise. Another great product from Logitech! Logitech’s new Litrabeam LX gives lots of options for streamers and others who want to look their best on screen. To get the full capabilities, Logitech’s G Hub software must be installed. Once installed, the Litrabeam can be connected either via Bluetooth or USB-C cable (included). Without the software, the light won’t be recognized. Configuration was straightforward once it was connected. The light is bright, but not blinding. The diffuser does a great job eliminating bright spots and spreading the light across my face. Using either the software controls or manual controls, the temperature can be set to properly capture the mood you’re looking for. I set my camera’s white balance to the same spot as the Litrabeam to ensure accuracy in my transmission. If you have the software installed, a really nice feature is that the light will turn on when the camera turns on. It will go off with the camera as well. This is great if I’m getting to a meeting last minute and don’t think about how I might be seen. For gamers, there are color changing LEDs on the back of the light bar. This can create a nice ambiance behind your monitor. Colors can be set to cycle and move across the light beam, creating just the right amount of glow on the wall. Adjusting the light can take a bit of strength. However, this is also what keeps the light in the same position once it’s been set. There’s no tripod tensioner to tighten or loosen, so you have to rely on the internal friction which Logitech makes it with. If you want to use your own mount, the bar connects with a standard ¼” tripod threaded hole. There’s one in the center and one on the end, depending on how you want your light to shine. With a single light bar, the center gives the best results. Springing for 2 or 3 lights will let you eliminate most shadows which might otherwise show up on a green screen. The included mount will get the light high enough that I can use it above my 34” monitor. Overall,the Logitech Litra beam LX provides a balanced key light with some nice extras to make your video streams clear and brighten up your day!

## Design The Logitech G Litra Beam LX Streaming Key Light is definitely an upgrade from your standard ring light. Instead of a ring, the Litra Beam LX is a linear array of LEDs diffused nicely to provide a soft, pleasing glow. The light can be used either vertically (so you can set it beside your monitor) or horizontally. There are also RGB lights on the back that add a splash of color to the wall, but it is really for your benefit as your streaming camera will likely be pointed at you along with the light, so the RGBs from the Litra Beam will be out of frame. The Litra Beam LX requires some easy assembly and comes with a nice, heavy base to help prevent it from tipping over easily. The height is also adjustable so you can place it above your monitor. ## Features - RGB lights on back: One of the major features that sets this apart from your typical ring light is the colorful RGB LEDs on the back of this light. This can cast some color against a wall in front of you, but since this would most likely be out of the frame of your camera, it's not really beneficial to your audience. - TrueSoft Technology: This refers to the diffused LEDs that helps you achieve color accuracy while eliminating shadows. - G Hub Control: If you have other Logitech G LIGHTSYNC periphels, such as keyboard and headset, you should be able to sync them up with the G Hub software via Bluetooth or the included USB-C cable. This wasn't ready at the time of this review, so I didn't get a chance to try this out. ## Performance The light performs very well and it is easy to control with physical hardware buttons on the unit itself (and hopefully via software in the future). The stepless brightness and "warmth" setting allows you to find the ideal setting for your camera. I do kind of wish there was either a wired or wireless remote to more easily turn it on and off as needed without needing to load up the software. For example: if you're using this for work, it would be nice if there was a quick way to turn it on if a co-worker calls me. ## Summary The Logitech G Litra Beam LX performs well while taking up less space than a ring light. It's ideal if you're already in the Logitech G ecosystem, but can also be controlled manually with the physical buttons located on the unit.

If you are someone like me who is on video call for most of the daytime and the video is always dark then this dual-sided light is what you need! I have tried many different types of lights to get the best video quality but none has worked like this one. It doesn't make me look like I am not. The setup is quick and straightforward, just took a few minutes to get going. The sturdy base keeps the light stable. The height of the base is just right as it easily sits on the top of the webcam of my monitor to keep the light on my face at the appropriate angle. The light bar can be set both ways i.e. vertically or horizontally, I prefer it horizontally as it aligns with the monitor. However, changing from vertical to horizontal or vice-versa is not easy as the light needs to be unscrewed and screw every time you need to change it. It comes with USB A/C cords if it needs to be powered through the laptop but also has the regular 110V plug if need be. The great feature is it turns on and off with the camera status of the laptop or computer and doesn't need to be separately managed as it can be easily controlled via Bluetooth with G HUB for streaming light and RGB synchronization. The front light is completely natural and gives a radiant and vibrant look while being on the camera which otherwise was always dull and depressing. Not to forget the rear-facing RGB light features that have 16 million color combinations controlled by LIGHTSYNC for an immersive gameplay experience. This takes the gaming experience to an entire new level. The Litra Beam LX video light is extremely safe to stay on for a long duration as it has cleared all the UL testing guidelines. Not just these features, it elegantly sits on the work desk to enhance the looks of the working space.

About the Logitech Litra Beam LX The Logitech Litra Beam LX is a premium streaming key light. Logitech has taken their already impressive Litra Beam and added RGB lighting to the backside of the light. It has controls to adjust the color as well as the light intensity which can be done by buttons on the light or in the GHub app. It’s designed to give you customizable lighting so that you can look your best on video. Contents The light comes in three pieces plus the USB cord and the power cord. There’s a light bar, an adjustable stand, and a heavy base. The USB cable is a roughly 6 foot long USB-A to USB-C cord. Bluetooth is built into the light if you do not want to use the cord. The power cord attaches to the light bar, and is required in order to use this light. The previous Litra Beam did not require a separate power cable. I am guessing that the extra lights require more power than what the previously Litra Beam did. The instructions are on the inside lid of the box, and are mostly just pictures. The arm is adjustable, so you can raise the light up and down through the arm extension. At the top of the arm there is a tilt function. The light bar can be mounted two different ways to the arm. The USB cord plugs into the middle part of the back of the light bar and can be run along the built-in cord management system at the backside of the light bar, arm, and base. Setup The setup was pretty easy. It only took a few minutes to have this assembled. Attach the three pieces together with the light in the desired position. Run the USB cord in the cord management slot (if not connecting through Bluetooth). Plug in the power cable. Load the Logitech GHub app on the computer, and connect everything. For cord management, I mentioned that there a slot that would manage a single wire. On the power cable there were two clips to attach the power cable wire to the USB cable. I felt that a few more of these would have been helpful to keep the cords together better. Also to mention, the power cord has a larger box type plug-in, so it takes up some extra space at the outlet. The App I already had the Logitech GHub app on my computer since I have a Brio camera and the first Litra Beam. I needed to update my GHub app so that the computer would recognize the new Litra Beam LX light. It noted that there was a firmware update for the Litra Beam LX, so I started with the firmware upgrade. The firmware updated in less than a minute, and at that point I was set up for use. The next step was to customize use. In the app you can name the light or add additional lights if you’d like to use more than one. Using the app will give you full control of the light functions. Controls (App and Manual) Manual Controls – There are a few buttons on the light bar that allow you to control the light without the app. A sliding bar at the top will let you choose between the white light and the RGB light. You can turn the lights off/on, change the brightness of the lights, and change the color of both white and RGB. App Controls – The GHub app will give you the full control over each light. For the white light you can adjust temperature and brightness and have it sync with your camera if you’d like. The controls for the RGB light are much more extensive. You can control brightness, effects, cycles, individual color selections, light animations, and speed. The 7 LEDs on the RGB side can be controlled individually, and then you can add effects to that. Per Logitech, you can customize to 16.8 million colors. Other Impressions I think that the build quality is good. It looks nice, and seems durable. At full brightness, the lights are really bright. Logitech states that it passed the strictest UL testing guidelines to make it safe for all day use. The cord is attached to the light bar at the top and runs down the back of the arm. This takes up some of the cord length which reduces how far away you can be from the computer if you are directly plugging into the computer. If you are extending the arm out, it takes even more cord length. Overall I am giving the Litra Beam LX 5 stars. I really like the first Litra Beam, and this one is even better. It looks nice, works well, and I would recommend this product.

PRODUCT LOGITECH - LITRA BEAM LX PREMIUM DUAL-SIDED RGB LED STREAMING LIGHT WITH TRUESOFT FOR STREAMING AND BROADCASTING - BLACK AWESOME LIGHT & SOFTWARE – HORRIBLE STAND ALMOST RUINS IT I’m glad I stuck with it, but the stand alone almost made me put it away back in the box. In the end, I had to modify the stand for now, and I will eventually replace the stand, but like I said, I’m glad I stuck with the LITRA LX PREMIUM DUAL overall. THE GOOD Once you are controlling the LITRA BEAM LX PREMIUM DUAL from the G-Sync software everything is fantastic. - Turns on the light automatically when a selected webcam is activated - Turns off the light automatically when the webcam is de-activated - Infinite adjustment of white temperature (warm to bright white) and brightness - RGB Color Selections for the rear lights - Rear Colors can be synced to monitor colors, etc. Now I can better control the lighting when streaming without fussing with a handful of task lights I have clipped to my desk. I think I will like it long term. THE STAND Someone needs to be taken to the woodshed for this stand. When you screw in the lamp to the stand there is not enough tension to hold the lamp in place, it was always loose and spinning. No matter how hard you screw it in, it is always loose. By loose I mean a strong breeze (or the weight of the wires) will tilt the lamp. Fortunately, I had just purchased some washers for my camera tripod mount which solved the problem by effectively shorting the length of the screw, it gave the light bar something to grab onto (the washer). Wire Management is horrible. It just does not hold any of the wires out of sight and the clips provided are too weak and that same strong breeze will separate the wires from the clips. Here I used Velcro cable straps along the shaft to better hide / control the wires. The base of the stand is too wide (deep) to fit cleanly behind any of my monitors. If I left it as it was, the height of the monitor (32 inch monitor) partially blocks the light, causing shadows because it was so far back on my desk, even when extended to full height. So, I had to half balance the light stand on the back of my monitor stand with 2 CD Cases under it to prop it up, then loosely lean it forward with more Velcro straps. The base is fine, but what the thing really needs is another axis of articulation, so you can lean the light forward, not just tilt it up and down. Even a joint at the base would be perfect so it can lean forward. THE MANUAL CONTROLS The controls need to be backlit, when you are being blinded by the front light, you can’t even see the controls exist, let alone any marking. This only matters if you want to use the light manually, but once you have the software running then it does not matter as much. THE INSTRUCTIONS Don’t really exist other than some vague pictures on the inside lid. I still could not tell you want the hieroglyphics mean and which button does what. Again, once I was controlling it from the software it was all good. SUMMARY The light and software controls are nice. I would recommend you plan on tossing out the stand, and get a cheap, but decent multipoint articulating webcam stand and mount it to that instead. This assumes you plan to use it in the traditional horizontal orientation above your monitor. Instead of side lighting. Although it is overall OK, I can’t really recommend it at this price point with this stand.

The Logitech Litra Beam LX (Dual-Sided Light) is part of their "Logitech G Gaming Gear" portfolio. This item, specifically, builds on their standard Litra Beam product except that this item has lighting that is backwards facing that provides ambient lighting as well. SETUP/STAND - Set up is super easy and no tools are necessary as the mount was designed with a hand twist screw in the bottom and the light itself is just screwed onto the mount in the two different configuration options; It comes with a surprisingly sturdy base which holds the light bar horizontally or like a traditional table lamp. The way I view these configurations is that the standard way is to provide proper facial illumination while offering a way for ambient back lighting as well (I'd say this would be a way to consolidate a standard ring light + something like a Hue Play light). The second configuration in the more "traditional" lamp setting would be for something like product lighting if you're taking photos or even just as a standard downlight for your keyboard. It's also important to note (as most photos online don't show this) but while mounted, there's actually a pivot point right at the junction so that the light isn't always fixed in one position - e.g. with the light facing you, you can also pivot it upwards or a little downwards so that it's not directly pointed into your eyes. FRONT FACING LIGHT - this actually provides a huge range in color temperatures from 2700K to 6500K, which allows for a good range of cold to warm illumination, depending on what sort of vibe you're going for. It's rated for 400 lumens, which is more than sufficient for something that's facing you. Any more and it will absolutely become far too blinding. It uses their TrueSoft Technology, which allows for color accuracy and light diffusion, which gets rid of awkward shadows. Good, diffused lighting is crucial for clear and attractive visuals when streaming for games/conference calls/video chat/etc. BACK LIGHT (LIGHTSYNC RGB) - The backlighting is incredible! I have my monitors up against a white wall so the ambient lighting is great for illuminating it in various colors - 16 million color combinations, in fact. The light itself is good but configuring it in the Logi G Hub app REALLY makes it shine (pun intended). I think a lot of these settings and customizations have been migrated over from Logitech's light-up gaming keyboards and they work just as well with the Litra Beam LX. The LIGHTSYNC effects include Pulsar Point, Fixed, Breathing, Color Cycle, and Color Wave. There's a lot of room for customization here, which was way more than I was expecting. One of the more interesting options is to have the software read the color of your computer desktop and project that lighting scheme to the back, which offers some continuity/diffusion of the colors beyond the confines of your screen. My one other gripe, which is somewhat related to not having a top monitor mount, is that when fully extended to it's maximum height, the Litra Beam LX is still to short to go above my current monitor set up- the top of my monitors is just at 25" (2 x 32" monitors on floating monitor arms). Just keep that in mind.

This Logitech G Litra Beam LX light is one of the best key lights I've come across. It provides proper illumination on my face to give that natural skin tone I want for streaming, vlogging, and being on video calls. The dual sided light is fantastic as a stand alone light, and even better when paired up with another. The front side of the light I'm using to point toward myself is a Truesoft light that offers an even lighting across my face and makes me look well lit, but not over saturated. I can adjust the light temperature and brightness with the physical buttons located on the top of the light or I can utilize the Logitech G Hub to customize the exact look I want. On the backside of the Litra Beam LX is the Lightsync RGB which adds that beautiful color to the room. The physical buttons allow me to easily find the single color or choose from over 16 million colors and control it to my liking. What else I'm really liking is the way I can use this light on the adjustable arm for lower or higher placement, but also to use it in horizontal or vertical format. Connect the light via USB or Bluetooth for an easy connection. The light is bright and allows for easy usage through my day, but especially at night in a darker room. My eyes handle this soft natural light without feeling strained by the end of my gaming or streaming session. I like the sturdy base, and it feels stable at all times. The cord management on the back of the spine of the light is helpful to keep things tidy as well. Overall a great option to use for most anyone that is on camera and wanting to present yourself in a professional manner.

I have been using the Logitech Litra Beam LX for a while now and it has been an excellent experience! I can easily use it for work, content creation, and streaming! The setup is incredibly easy, just unbox the key light, screw everything down with the 1/4-inch fasteners in the base and stand into the light, plug it into power, and you're ready to go out of the box. You don't even need to connect it to your computer with USB-C or Bluetooth to use it, though you do have those options for further flexibility and ease of use, too. The most ingenious thing about this light for me is not that it's dual sided, but that the controls on the device are so intuitive! There's power, a selector switch, brightness, and temperature/color. The selector switch is as simple and slide it in the direction of the side you'd like to control and that's what it does! So simple, so practical, but there are so many lights out there with convoluted controls that require you to master their system or force you in software to get a simple brightness adjustment done. You don't really need a computer to use this light, but it sure does open up further flexibility by using the Logitech G Hub program, this allows you to further tweak, refine, and customize the Litra Beam LX to exactly what you want out of it, whether that be a specific shade on the RGB side, temperature sync with other Litra lights, or something as simple as auto-on/off when your camera is on or off! I seriously love using this light and am really tempted to get another for the other side of my desk! As for the price, I would love it to be less, but as someone who previously spent double what the Litra Beam LX costs on "real studio key lights," I'll take the $149. The $50 premium over the standard Litra Beam is not bad, considering you can use the other side as a fill light for the rest of the space (the side facing the opposite direction, that is). Way to go Logitech, you nailed this one! I would highly recommend it for the gamer, content creator, and professional who needs a light a varied and flexible as their needs are!

Logitech G Litra Beam LX Premium Dual-Sided RGB LED light is an excellent product for streaming and broadcasting. In the box, it came with Litra Beam LX LED light, Desktop stand, Power Adapter, USB-C to USB-A Cable and user documentation. Setup is relatively easy and took only 5 mins to install the light on the stand. I have placed the light behind the table and adjusted the height and brightness of the light for video conference calls. This light has dual side, one side is LED key light and other side is RGB light. With the TrueSoft technology, it did not irritate the eyes even for continuous video calls. With the buttons on the top of the light, brightness, color can be adjusted and both side of lights can be turned on the at the same time. With Bluetooth or USB, it can be connected to G HUB to perform color change, color temperature and brightness adjustments. It can be configured using LightSync with Logitech G gear devices like mouse and keyboards. It delivers natural skin tones and a radiant look in video calls. I have replaced the Philips strip from the monitor with this light and it delivers outstanding results during video calls. It does not occupy much space on the table due to slim and elegant design. The build quality is great and color temperature for natural light is perfect for video calls or streaming. It is excellent product and must have accessory for video calls and streaming.

I ordered this less for streaming or gaming and more for the calming effect it seemed to have. I prefer my office to be more on the darker side. Due to some injuries sustained overseas, bright light isn’t really my friend, but I need some light in order to do my job. I have natural light coming in from a couple of windows but it’s still a little too bright for me. This light, for my purposes, i’ll call it a lamp works great. It has several colors to choose from and varying levels of brightness. You can actually display two separate colors at the same time. The light on the bottom can only be daylight white, but you can adjust the lumens to make it less bright. The light on the top of the bar can change from blue, red, orange, rainbow and I think one or two other colors that escape me at the moment. These too can be adjusted for brightness levels. It has become sort of a running joke in my office as I tend to change the lights with the mood I’m in. Blue or white, is soothing and relaxing. Orange means I’m borderline about to lose it and red, well, no one wants to see red. If you download and install the app, you can customize millions of color combinations to fit your needs. While this is intended for streamers and those who make online video content, it serves a great purpose for me. I think it’s a pretty cool gadget and I would recommend it.

Streaming lights are almost a necessity nowadays. Whether you're gaming on-line, video chatting for work, or simply posting on social media, having a streaming light is a major plus. When it comes to streaming lights, the Logitech Litra Beam LX is exactly what I was looking for. Set up of the Litra Beam was super easy. The box has the instructions written on the inside. After I connected it and positioned it and turned it on, I was almost blinded. The light can be super bright. I was able to turn all of my other lights off, light the room and my face properly with the LItra Beam light. After an update I was able to access the more detailed controls of the light via the Logitech G-Hub application. You're able to control everything from power, brightness, to temperatures, effects...you can even sync the light with your camera. This works well as once I set the light up, I no longer have to actually touch it. Positioning it behind my dual monitors at it's highest height, having to control everything via the on-device buttons would have been a hassle. Again, when it comes to streaming lights, the Logitech - Litra Beam LX is a great buy I'd strongly recommend for anyone, professional gamer, professional....professional...or social media addict.