"Logitech's Litra Glow sits on top of monitors as a small plastic square with no case, no real protection, and controls you reach over your screen to adjust. Creators toss them into backpacks wrapped in T‑Shirts, or bolt them to third‑party arms that make the whole setup bulkier and less portable than the light intended. It works well enough at a desk, but it travels poorly and feels awkward the moment you move it."
"Picture a streamer packing a bag for a trip, sliding the circular Litraglow into a sleeve without worrying about scratching the diffuser or snapping the mount. At the destination, they clamp it to a laptop lid, shelf, or tripod, rotate the head to frame their face, and tilt it precisely without wrestling with a separate arm or stand that adds weight and friction to every adjustment."
"The concept builds 360‑degree rotation and smooth tilt into the head and stem, so you can swing the light from one angle to another mid‑call or mid‑shoot without loosening knobs or repositioning the whole clamp. It's the difference between nudging a spotlight with your fingers and re‑rigging a mini studio every time you change posture or move your camera, which happens more often once you start shooting anywhere other than a fixed desk."
A travel-focused redesign converts the bare-square monitor light into a circular head mounted on an integrated clamp and handle, adding protection and ease of transport. The design enables 360-degree rotation and smooth tilt through the head and stem, allowing angle adjustments mid-call without loosening hardware. A rotary dial at the base of the head provides simple icons for off and brightness levels plus tap-and-hold gestures to change color temperature, enabling one-handed, low-cognitive adjustments during live sessions. The clamp attaches to laptop lids, shelves, or tripods, eliminating the need for separate arms that add bulk and friction.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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