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MacRumors[3]' 25 August 2026 launch piece reports the iScreenBar as already purchasable - 'can be purchased from BenQ or from Amazon for USD 189' (https://www.macrumors.com/2026/08/25/benq-light-bar-for-imac/). BenQ never stated an on-sale day, so the launch-day availability is estimated.
Gear Patrol's own roundup lists the BenQ[1] iScreenBar at $189 with no specific release date given, consistent with the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date being drawn from this same roundup rather than a confirmed launch date.
MacRumors dates BenQ's[1] iScreenBar announcement to August 25, 2026, noting the product "appears to have launched immediately upon announcement" at $189 - about two weeks before the pin's stored September 8, 2026 date, consistent with it already being available by then.
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