[Passive] The light turn out beautiful all my friends and family member love it. One thing I like to suggestion the power cord little bit to short. Other then that it is so much fun

[2500 to 7000K] I'm very impressed with this light. It's an all-in-one solution for providing a decently powerful key light for most situations.

I used this as a DP for a short film. The location had no outlets to power my lights so I had to use lights that could use V-Mount batts. I'm able to power this Sirui A200R with a standard 14.8v V-Mount battery (20,000mAh) at full power for over 2 hours.

For this particular scene, I only needed to use 7% power to get the exposure we wanted and so 1 V-mount allowed us to power the light for an entire 12 hour shoot (powered on and off between takes).

I had this mounted on a heavy duty stand (lighter than a C-Stand but sturdier than standard light stand). It's so light weight and can be handheld by a PA for movement shots (with battery packed in a backpack).

The fact that I don't need to add on an extra softbox makes setting this up a breeze. Just mount it, turn on the power and it self-inflates. This saves me time and space.

Overall, I highly recommend this light if you want something that's versatile, lightweight, and has great light quality.

[20 W ] Great product and good price. Would recommend.

[2500 to 7000K] Best bang for your buck

[Plastic] I had been looking for this type of light for my case that houses my Pioneer DDJ-SX2. B&H had the best price and I couldn't be happier with the entire process from the web store shopping experience, to the ease of ordering, and the receiving of the item. My only minor complaint is that the USB cord is a little short (this is certainly an easy work around but be aware) This is a great light with enough power to see my controller in dark rooms and I love the color selections and the ability to set it to changeing colors!

[2500 to 7000K] If you have a lot of cash burning a hole in your pocket, then by all means pick up the Arri Skypanel S60-C, Litepanels Gemini, or Digital Sputnik DS-1. If like me, you're on a budget, then you owe it to yourself to pick up a couple of these LED panels. I did a review of the YN600's little brother, the YN360 wand, so check that out, as these lights provide essentially the same outcome, with similar albeit slightly nuanced controls - with one important exception. Since the YN600 RGB and 3200K/5500K circuits are powered separately, you can run them simultaneously. Meaning you can reduce the color saturation on these panels, by bringing in touch of daylight to suit your taste. Which, in turn, means you can use a pair of these as creative primary lights (e.g. tungsten key, teal fill, etc.) without needing gels. I recommend you pick up a couple YN360's while you're at it, to splash some color on your backgrounds. You won't regret it. Now you can paint your scenes with color like the big dogs, but at a fraction of the cost of the aforementioned Hollywood heavyweights.

[RGB] I got the Boling pocket LED light with the Six-in-One accessory kit. It's a flexible mini portable lighting system that meets the majority of my lighting needs. The Boling light is well made and the battery seems to last forever. I love the 0% to 100% dimming, its RGB and color temperature/effects.

[Plastic] 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.