[3200 to 5600K] What an amazing set of lights. Great color ,96 cri. I'm so happy I got the kit as the carry case is super useful and the air cushion light stands are great. I'm super happy with these led's . You will be too.

[110°] The Ikan LB5 LED light has worked fantastic for me. The bi-color is handy and the fact it has a battery point off the back for either V-Mount or Gold Mount batteries is great for that location work where mains power is not accessible. Ive used this light in conjunction with the Ikan LB10 and this has worked perfectly.

[3200 to 5600K] These are great - I love having the remote to dial in the intensity and warmth. Easy to set up, great stands, and true quality. Can't wait to use them in my studio.

[Passive] Mainly do office shooting but I needed ability to more easily break down equipment for on the go. This is a great, very durable light kit. Love the velcro straps that come with it to secure the power brick. Would have been nice to have in the instructions how to change out the gold mount port for the battery but in the end B&H crew were great for that. Love the adjustable light intensity and the fact the bi-color option is not one or the other but a variable dial between 3200 and 5600K.

[Proprietary] It is not my dream light, but I searched around for something great for travel and a fast workflow for a soft source, and this is the best thing I found so far. I can't do substantial lighting set ups sometimes, so for me this is perfect for travel and no-time interviews. I have no issues with color or quality. It is not as soft as I thought (I ran tests), but thats ok because I soften it different ways. I use this light alot because it is easy to travel with and set up very fast. It bangs around in my case and I just slap a v-mount on and throw it up for a quick interview or anything else. I have used other competitor LEDs, but some of them have too many parts, are much heavier, or are too hard of a light source. I don't think the build quality is the best, but I enjoy the plastic casing to keep it lightweight.

[8.175 lb] Out of all the recent equipment purchases I've made, these by far have been my favorite and most valuable. They have an amazing output that's soo soft and they are incredibly easy to set up and strike. I also love how portable they are, the carrying cases are quality. Would def recommend.

[Resin (Housing)] I am really impressed with these lights. They are soft, wide beam, light in terms of weight and cost effective. These lights are perfect for interview style shooting. They produce a very pleasing light source, which helps to reduce or soften shadows. The color rendition is right on target, giving you very brilliant colors. I use these lights with my Panasonic GH4/Atomos Shogun/V-log/Leeming Lut/DaVinci Resolve, which yields absolutely brilliant results. I power my lights with (3) Anton Bauer Dionic 90 batteries, which gives my a little over 3 hours of power. The stands that come with the kit are very decent and are spring loaded. Both bags, light stand and lights bag are an added bonus. I have purchased the half x 1 bi-color and I am really please with this decision. I was leaning towards the Dracast LED500, but decided on the Lyra after seeing them demonstrated at NAB. Ninety eight percent of the time, I use diffusion paper and these lights eliminate the need for them. I cannot be more pleased.

[3200 to 5600K] Easy setup, easy to use. Compact unit. Good light output. Love the amount of control it provides. It would be nice if it came with some gel filters, but those are easy to get. #sweepstakes

[8.175 lb] I needed lights that could put up with student (=rough) handling, and I wanted the following features:� High CRI rating, already-soft light source, barn doors, bi-color, and dimmable.

What I got that put them in the 5-star zone is the remotes.� Now I boom-arm-mounted top light -- and with students there are always safety concerns -- is easy for the students to adjust.

[3200 to 5600K] Had to make some political commercials this past election cycle and was looking for something portable and quick to deploy. I can get the three lights up on their stands and ready to go in about 10 minutes. I got one battery, (which are not cheap, ~$299, so I could move one light around (usually a background or kicker) independently of an output. The lights are simple, robust, and easy to use. The tripods they come with are solid as well. They have somewhat odd tops though, they arent screw in they are solid plastic nubs. This is fine but if you use them for other purposes you might not get the best fit if you throw a regular flash clamp system down on this thing. Otherwise these are pretty fantastic.