[Fan] I will preface by saying that I recently got this and I've used it at only 3 events so my experience is pretty fresh.

I love it. It's now a standard part of my wedding videography kit. Love the mobility, colour adjustments and dimming.


The app works really well with my iPhone. Even when waking up my phone, the Bluetooth reconnects with the light in second.


With the V-mount adapter (sold separately), I can use it with battery power and move this light around the reception space on my 13' light stand and change the light of the scenes as needed.

I honestly wish I got this earlier in my career. Pricey but worth it.

Looking to buy another one next year and finding some solution for mounting Bowen's accessories.

[OLED] Able to quickly and effectively adjust the temperature and brightness of the lights, right from the app on my phone. For example, during a wedding reception, I can pull out my phone, dim the lights when they are not needed, so the guests are not disturbed by the light in their face, or when there is a time of need (dancing, bouquet toss) brighten the lights without having to walk over and do it manually. Great for things that happen quickly!

[Bowens S] I am a wedding videographer and this is the best light for me. It’s small and compact.

[350 W ] I'm impressed by the build quality (all aluminium) and the features. It's a really compact but very powerful bi-color fresnel. Easy to set up and adjust. I wasn't sure about the smartphone app but it's surprisingly easy to use. Bluetooth connection works even from 50ft like a charm and no need for annoying Bluetooth pairing, which is nice. I'm using 3 practilites at the same time via iphone in my studio and it's really a huge time saver. I'm running those on my gold- mount PAG batteries and a practilite runs on 100% for more than 2 hours. The boost mode was a bit confusing at first but it's just like an overdrive mode and can be useful when you need some extra lighting power but really don't care about the colour temperature. According to Kinotehnik boost mode must be disabled (or at least not recommended) while running on battery, though? All in all, a solid piece of equipment.

[2.4 GHz] Just picked up my second one after 2 years of using just one. Terrific light for weddings, bluetooth is super responsive and more than bright enough to use in dimly lit venues. Running off a 95wh vlock battery at 100% power is more than long enough for a whole evening.

[OLED] We needed a compact location kit that we can check on airplanes. It needed to be versatile and we wanted to transition to LED lights to cut down on the heat, as we are often shooting interviews in offices and other small rooms. We wanted fresnels to be able to retain depth in our lighting, even in cramped quarters. And we also have to deal with the natural light on location, including exterior windows and incandescent lighting. The Practilite 602 handles all of these situations with excellent color and amazing flexibility. It is true that the output is not as strong as our Arri 650's, but those were overkill for our location interviews. No heat, dial in your color temperature, and the cameraman can adjust intensity and color while behind the camera using his iPhone. These lights are everything we were looking for, plus bonus bluetooth! We bought three of them.

[2700 to 6500K] Had a fantastic experience with B & H. I purchased this light and the delivery was so quick. I really needed it for an event, and it came right on time.

[Fan] I've used two of these for corp, commercial and weddings and I think they have an amazing output especially for weddings coming from the Comer 1800 and the 524 cheap but bright LED panels. I might not use these as a key light for commercial work but other then that they are great for most situations. The app works great and even if my phone goes to sleep I find it doesn't take that long to get back into the app and get it connected. The spot and flood is really nice and the temp control is a nice feature to help dial in the precise temp you want. If you are doing weddings and want to not have to plug into a wall you will need the P-tap cable for about $29 and the 14 volt battery for each light. I also bought size 12 shoe bag holders from Amazon, folded them in half and double stitched them to hold the battery in. It then can be hung next to the light on a light stand. The battery is solid with nowhere to hang it so it must be in something. This will make it top heavy so be sure to get a solid light stand and maybe add one sandbag to it or place it by the DJ's speaker. I will def update this review after I shoot a few more weddings. This is prob the next best option to the expensive dedo lights. For this price I feel you get more for your dollar.

[2700 to 6500K] Hands down the best light and so easy!

[OLED] Quickly became one of our favorite lights. Very bright, dimmable, adjustable color temp. Has a nice hard pop for back lighting or spot lighting. Yes its a bit costly but you pay for quality. Not sure how you can not rate this 5 stars. Its that nice. You will not be disappointed with this light.