If you have an Evoke then you definitely need these. They're very cheap for the expanded functionality they bring to the Evoke, they give you more output, and they're much lighter than the huge frensel. The only drawback I could see would be the size of the 26 degree. But, given the huge amount of output it gives you, it's not really a big deal in my mind. They're easy to store as they come stacked together in a fairly thick draw string bag, so the 60 degree packs away in its own bag and lives underneath the 26 degree. The whole kit lives on my truck and takes up less space than a 1200 HMI, but delivers the firepower of an M18. I do wish there was an even tighter reflector, like a 12 degree. Would it get used very often? Probably not, but it'd be nice to have. All in all, these are absolutely worth getting if you own an evoke.

My original Apple cable start to fall apart after years of use. With the talk of possible Apple switching to USB-C in the near future. I didn't want to spend too much money on Lighting cable. Found this for a lot less than Apple's own cable, long enough and flexible. Works well but as for reliability, that will have to wait and see but it is looks and feels well made enough. So far so good.

Just got a pair of these, so not a lot of use yet. I plan to use them for interview key lights. Softer, wider and heavier than the ol' LitePanels. Plenty bright enough and no need for diffusion in tight spaces.


Build quality is excellent. Color looks great to my eye and because of the extended Kelvin range I expect that 32k and 56k are designed to be the sweet spots on the Planckian locus.


The combo mount has three threaded holes to fit various baby stands. Power supply has a sturdy V-mount bracket that securely clamps to the battery plate on the fixture. The yoke us super sturdy.


The barn doors are nice but fairly ineffective at shaping light especially on the sides since the beam is so soft. They'll work well at flagging light off a lens though.

Was hoping for an included case but this extremely well padded case works well. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1369906-REG/BI/1221/KBID/1557/

Not sure why they're called 140 when they use 160 watts.

Made 18 year son happy for iPhone 8/8+ series!

Item as described with quick delivery.

The FL-28 mates to the 1200 and 2400. It's frankly too small on the 24 but is perfect for the 1200. Output diminishes a lot over running a 45° reflector, but the fresnel produces a lovely beam that feels more like the sun - harder shadow and less fringing. I love the build quality and it isn't gigantic like the FL-35.

Output is amazing, built quality is amazing, having it outside without covering it during a winter storm is amazing.

The TK450 is bright! It's brighter than the largest ARRI SkyPanel. Love the wide light wrap you can get from this form factor. Perfect through a 6x6' diffusion.
The power supply and cabling is first rate, totally pro.
At 100% output the rear case / heat sink gets very hot. The front just gets warm.

Nothing special about this D tap connector. There are many like it. It's priced right and is what the description says.

I got it for the Godox ML-60 bicolor. Run this cord between the light and a v mount battery, and get rid of the cords on the floor that need to plug in to a wall. It eliminated tripping hazards in the studio, opened up more run-n-gun content creation, and acts as a counter weight when mounted super low on the light stant.

They work as expected and fit inside one another which is as it should be.