Neewer NL288 LED Video Light with 2.4G Remote, 45W 4800Lux 3200K-5600K CRI 97+ Dimmable Bi-Color 18" Soft Light Panel for Photography YouTube Live Stream Game Zoom Meeting(Battery Not Included)

Only issue I have is the temperature dial is not good, it is a continuous spin which makes it more of a guess work than it should be to set the temp as you have to start turning in the right direction and watch the temp, where as if it was a fixed dial it would be just turn to a specific position.

I have three of these now for a 3 point lighting set up. My key light (the one that faces the subject) is actually now faced towards my wall and bounced back and that gives a really nice soft light. The reason I have to do this is my natural sitting position is about a foot from the light and that is a bit too close even at 1% power. It is distracting on Teams calls etc and still leaves hotspots in my exposure. If I could sit a tiny bit further back then it would give me a lovely diffused soft light. Bouncing off the wall is perfect. The colour temperature range is useful as I like to switch between warm and cool scenes. Battery life seems really good and I can use my main light plugged in.I have each of the lights on a different channel on one remote, meaning I can adjust them independently without having to keep moving around from my recording position as I record by myself.The only negative is the battery in the remote dies so quick. Like really really quickly. It’s as if it is always on and connected to the light and will run out in about a week. Reading around the web this seems to be a common problem. I am now testing what happens if the light is in the off position to see if that helps. I wouldn’t let this stop me recommending them though.

This is the second one I bought in a month and that says it all.Well designed soft lED light with remote controlled brightness as well as colour temperature facility. Relatively light so easy to transport and fix to my rig. Definitely recommended.

.....that due to the current draw, if you try to use this at 100% with a NP-F550 or NP-F970 Li-ion battery, it will cut out. At first I thought it was a connection issue and binned it off during a shoot because I didn't have time to figure out what the problem was. On further testing at home, I found that it was fine up to around 75-80% power, after which it would cut out. Not an issue if using the mains adapter, but worth knowing if you're out on a shoot, relying on battery power.That said, even at 75% it is a bright light for its size, and works well as a fill or backlight. On their own, these panels tend to be a bit harsh and require diffusion, so I rigged it into a softbox, which produced a very pleasing soft light.For the money, it is excellent value.

The brightness is excellent. Light weight to carry along and controls are easy to operate.

I bought these to enhance / balance the lighting in my studio when shooting video for tutorials. They have been a game changer for me. Highly recommended 👌

Half LEDs are daylight, half 'warm'. So balance is at expense of brightness. Biggest problem is interfering with FM radio.

Amazing for makeup artists who are filming content as larger size than the others! Lightweight and easy to transport