[1x Grid/Louver] I'm not sure how I didn't invest in the Yongnuo wand sooner -- the LED lighting is impeccably controllable with the dial, and the colors are ideal for creative shots. I highly recommend this.

[1x Grid/Louver] It’s a beautiful light and very user friendly and simple to use.

[Bluetooth] Best bang for your buck

[LCD] I mainly bought it for the RGB feature. The color wheel on the app works well for picking colors. The size and shape help to fit in tight spots. BUY A BATTERY, it does not come with one.

[20 W (Maximum)] I use the lights ( i went back next day and bought a second one) to illuminate my paintings at wedding events. I love the dial to set the right amount of light on the canvas as I paint. I plan to use these lights as a nocturnal lighting system outdoors as well.

[27 x 5.6 x 4.5"] Glad I got the two pack. I use these a far amount. Good battery life and the flexible mount makes it easy to place in awkward spots. It is also slim and light for camera mount use. Tack tile switches allows me to turn on and set by touch. One issue was when I bought it the rotatable mount arm was too tight to move. I adjusted it and it stayed at that tension.

[20 W (Maximum)] I am a wedding videographer who mostly shoot with gimbal , This small light is bright enough to light people near you, good for couple portraits , dancings , handheld . And this is a solid light , i have dropped this light hundreds of times and it is good as new . And you can charge it with battery bank or any npf battery

[12 VDC at 2 A] Plenty of light and the 1200 beads are smartly distributed in the panel. The fan works continuously which makes the lifetime of the battery a bit shorter, however, I am using STROBEPRO NP-F970 batteries where I can cover a 6 hours event using 40-60% power.

[12 VDC at 2 A] The good:
-Bang for your buck
-Lots of light output for this price point
-Affordable
-Very lightweight, love this about Yongnuo panels and I have a Yongnuo YN600 too. Panels from other manufacturers I've used (Dracast, Impact) don't pack down as small.

The bad:
-Noticeable noise, probably my biggest complaint about these but I sort of expected this for a sub-$200 light
-Haven't tested personally but the fact that you have to have 4(!) NPF's all hooked up to power this thing from battery
-The fact that it doesn't come included with wall power is crazy
-Probably color accuracy, but now I have a mix of affordable LED's from like 4 different brands and they're all pretty close in practical use on location, dealing with natural light spill too so a tiny bit of shift is fine. In a studio setting for primary use this probably isn't the right light.
-The included lightstand mount is garbage and doesn't tilt.

I purchased two of these to light a white backdrop and it worked well. They're a little spotty, but I used the included diffusion, and they had enough kick that I could take the background to full white for a waist up shot. Would need more power or more lights for a head to toe on white.

[20 W (Maximum)] I now have two of these lights (each with the useful six-in-one kit) and find them surprisingly good for run and gun, and also in the studio (as long as it's a fairly intimate setting). I.e. you can light one person at a time well, say, with one light on each side of their face, up to 2-5' away.

i've also used them for fairly close up shots doing nature photography. The ability to match intensity as well as color (warm to cool) is great.

I received these at the same time as my iPhone 13 Pro Max that shoots ProRes, and I can literally put these items in jacket pockets, to carry around out in the field. Back in the studio the results look quite good.

i also have larger lights and a BMD 6k camera with Zeiss glass. With care and common sense, I can intercut images from both rigs. Amazing.