I have a Studio Display and used the Yeelight Light Bar Pro for a while until the magnetic contact points started corroding or something, I’m not exactly sure. This caused the light to stop working at certain angles and eventually die completely. I’d recommend avoiding models with a similar magnetic design since they don’t seem to last long.
Recently, I bought the BenQ ScreenBar Pro to replace the broken one, and I absolutely love it. Here are a few points you might find useful:
- It doesn’t block the front camera of the Studio Display (I rarely use the front camera, but it’s a nice bonus).
- It has a fixed, non-detachable design with a hook that secures it to the monitor, yet it still allows for flexible angle adjustments. This should make it more durable over time.
- There’s no clunky controller sitting on your desk—you just use touch buttons right on the light, and they work like a charm. Plus, it keeps my desk less cluttered, which I love since I don’t want some controller always in the way.
- The auto-on/off feature is awesome. It can be a tad sensitive at times, but it’s no big deal. I barely have to think about turning it on when I sit down to work.
So far, I’m very happy with the ScreenBar Pro and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a light bar.