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In a world where companies are doing their best to offer special features to keep you in their ecosystems (Apple's iMessage comes to mind), the Litra Glow makes a strong case for an all-Logitech setup. I tested this out with the Logitech G915 Lightspeed keyboard and Logitech G502 Lightspeed mouse and found it worked like a charm! In G Hub you can easily tag your G-buttons with the Litra Glow controls, giving you the ability to turn the light on and off with a single click, and change the lighting too. You may barely use the G Hub, though, if you have a G-series Logitech mouse or keyboard. Everyone has different lighting requirements, and Logitech looks to give you all the options to fit your specific skintone, ambient lighting and more.

The G Hub also has six color and brightness presets, with my favorite (for myself) being Soft Sunset (slightly warm and barely a notch above the dimmest setting).

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In G Hub (which works on PCs and Macs), you've got full control over the brightness and warmth, with sliders for each that give you pretty granular control.

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I've never used the Logitech G Hub software before, but I have to say the Litra Glow makes a huge case not just for getting to know this utility, but for investing in a Logitech G-Series mouse and keyboard as well. Logitech Litra Glow review: Software and hardware integration I often kept that ring light on that aforementioned wall hook to keep it away from me so I would be less prone to headaches. It didn't take me any time at all (practically under an hour) to get at least a minor headache from the no-name (literally, there's no brand name written on it) cheapo ring light I've been given for work from home. No matter how many hours I've had it blasting light in my face for, I'm yet to have a headache from it. And this has shown me one place where the Litra Glow is worth every penny: the light emitted from Logitech's proprietary frameless diffuser is just easier on my eyes, while still keeping me well lit.

Throughout the weeks I've had a Litra Glow light, I've been testing it in the background, plugged in and turned on throughout my work day. I should note that I tested it with the Logitech StreamCam, my defacto streaming cam, which makes its own color adjustments.

Logitech boasts that its Litra Glow provides a 'wide, soft light that flatters the subject,' and maybe I'm easy to light but I found this area where the Litra Glow's advantage was subtle, with less over-powering light. In darker conditions, I found the Litra Glow's lighting better at helping me shoot more evenly lit photos. I'm confident that the Litra Glow will enable quality results for you, though, as it comes with a wide range of lighting options (which I'll get to in the software section below). Your average ring light wishes it had these capabilitiesĪs I tested the Litra Glow out, pitting it against that no-name ring light I own, I found that both got similar results when it came to actually lighting me during normal daytime (I sit near a window whose shade I pulled down for these tests) conditions. The Logitech Litra Glow and my own ring light (Image credit: Future)