[2470 mAh] I use the Godox battery grips to power my Insta 360 R action camera. It gives me all day power without the need to carry extra batteries or be swapping them out. It's also cheaper than buying more action camera batteries and I can use them to power up anything else I might need. In short, I'm very happy I bought them!!!

[Lithium] Nothing like original equipment!! Works like a champ!!

[Lithium] Very useful and adaptable light for many situations.

[2470 mAh] This has become my favorite and most versatile light I use. I made a hood with black paper on one side and diffusion paper on the other that adds to the utility.

[2470 mAh] This remote is an absolute must if you own the Godox light stick. Works flawlessly & I didn't even have to pair the two together.

[7.2 VDC] This is my second Godox product and the LC500R is my first. This remote works fantastic with the new Godox light stick. Very easy to use and works well from a med distance. It fits perfect in the LC500R case. I recommend this remote for any creative shoots with the light stick.

[2470 mAh] A 'git er done! product! Easy! Intuitive! Tall! Can mount of tripod or other equipment! Beautiful technical light quality! Recommended!

[50 Minutes] So glad I found this. I was about to buy a more expensive version on Amazon with less power. Works well so far!

[Proprietary] replaced my old led and soft box combo and delivers a much smoother defused light then the light coming out of the soft box. very bright and having two color temps is great. ill be buying my second one soon.

[Lithium] As many others have pointed out, this Godox ice light is many dollars less expensive than the Westcott model. Not having owned or played with that product, I can't draw any first hand comparisons between the two. For my purposes, the Godox model was more than good enough. I used it for the first time at a shoot in an old historic home. Windows in those old houses are typically small, both to keep the home cooler in the summer and to keep the heat inside in the winter, for this particular northeast US climate. Bad for available light photography though, and so I put three Godox ice lights to work providing just enough soft illumination to give me the exposure I needed and to deal with those nasty deep fireplace shadows. The light was natural, filling in those deep shadows when you dialed in the right amount of intensity, that can be adjusted from 100% down to 10%. I played with both the daylight setting and warmer tungsten level light. Working with a combination of diffused daylight and moderate Godox light set for Tungsten, the effect was very natural for this type of subject. I've tried using remote strobes before but the effect was too cold and the images too snappy, caused by the increased micro-contrast result of using speedlights. Color filtering those did not help. Anyway, the Godox ice lights were each mounted on a light stand, but I can see how some could complain about the weight being somewhat heavy. The longest I've had the lights on during any session was about 45 minutes with no issues of power, color change, or light intensity loss. Shifting the barn doors from one side of the stick to the other is inconvenient, but certainly not a deal breaker given that these are an incredible value otherwise. Whether you're a studio shooter, location shooter, or both, I think you'll get a lot of use out of these lights. They're a very good investment.