[1/4"-20 Female] We bought two lights to help with the lighting for the Live show we tape for our football league once a month. We used them for the first time for this past taping. They worked great for getting more front lighting for the host & guest

[1/4"-20 Female] Light and affordable, these have worked out well for me. So much nicer than my old lights which took up so much space, power and let off a ton of heat. These are light weight and at a good price point. They could be sturdier but i'm sure that would be at a higher cost.

[1/4"-20 Female] We use this for our portable photo tower units for our wedding business. Quick easy setup with full adjustable features and small, compact easy transport made the purchase a no brainer. Still, when we set them up we could not have been happier with the result. I'll be adding a second unit to our inventory shortly.

[1/4"-20 Female] mobile, dimable and also battery operated! Never gets hot; LED! I buy this for all my stylists.

[1/4"-20 Female] I almost didn't purchase this item due to the comments. I'm glad that I did. Its worth the price. It's not my major source of light as its not that bright. Excellent for fill-in light where needed.

[1/4"-20 Female] Really like the dimming option. Not so bright that they will blind you but I didn't want that. Doesn't get hot. Wide enuf base so no tipping. Lightweight and easy to move. Got it on sale so even better.

[1/4"-20 Female] Light weight, low power, bright and diffused lights, just right. These Bescor 95W LED panels stand securely on top of their telescoping poles. They are light weight so no sandbags are necessary on the feet. Each panel has a built-in, smooth scrolling dial to adjust the light level. While these light panels can run on internal batteries, our intended use is indoors near house wiring. Each light comes with a wall-wart power supply. The supplied power cord reaches about the length of the light stand only. I wish the cord was 3+ feet longer. The power cord plugs into a low voltage socket on the side of the panel. This makes the plug stick out about and inch or from the side edge, inviting abuse and snags. I wish the power cord plugged securely into the bottom of the panel, or perhaps if it had a right-angled plug to minimize they way it protrudes from the side. But I'm nit-picking. These are great light panels for the price. Our box was delivered missing one of the tilt-head tensioning knobs. But we contacted the manufacturer and within a day they sent an email confirming that a replacement knob is in the mail.

[1/4"-20 Female] I use this grip with my Sony A7 IV. As far as I can tell, all the same buttons and dials that are found on the Sony and Neewer grips are the same. There are no differences with the Bescor when compared to the $400 Sony. And compared with the similar Neewer or Meike, I see no differences either. Every button and dial works, the USB charging also works, and the grip's on button establishes all of the settings without anything else needed. My Sony A7 I grip had a tripod mount in the portrait orientation, this does not. But for hand-held shots, the grip and the function of having two batteries is well worth it. Keep in mind that the vertical grip is not as deep as the camera's and you probably do not want to keep a mounting plate on the grip unless you are using a tripod, as the plate lands up being under your hand. The camera's battery door is stored within the grip, just like the Sony grip.