[199 W ] One of my favorite lights I’ve ever used hands down. I used these to light up some scenes for a commercial we shot in a large mall that had daylight pouring into it. The output with both bi-color options were strong and consistent and we used the battery power option with both of the lights we had. We had to circulate batteries pretty often but nothing that impeded production where we had to stop just had to keep an eye on battery life but while we were switching through a lot of locations the batteries were extremely helpful.

[Proprietary] Just got a pair of these, so not a lot of use yet. I plan to use them for interview key lights. Softer, wider and heavier than the ol' LitePanels. Plenty bright enough and no need for diffusion in tight spaces.


Build quality is excellent. Color looks great to my eye and because of the extended Kelvin range I expect that 32k and 56k are designed to be the sweet spots on the Planckian locus.


The combo mount has three threaded holes to fit various baby stands. Power supply has a sturdy V-mount bracket that securely clamps to the battery plate on the fixture. The yoke us super sturdy.


The barn doors are nice but fairly ineffective at shaping light especially on the sides since the beam is so soft. They'll work well at flagging light off a lens though.

Was hoping for an included case but this extremely well padded case works well. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1369906-REG/BI/1221/KBID/1557/

Not sure why they're called 140 when they use 160 watts.

[3200 to 5800K] 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.

[3200 to 5800K] It works very well

[13,000] This light packs a lot of punch. Great big source with good throw and a lot of spread. Nice even soft light. Well suited for green screen. Full spectrum color temp. Professional construction. Solidly built. Doesn't run hot. Thin design. Perfect for studio use as well as in the field. Love the built in ballast with DMX control. Very economical alternative to Skypanel.

[1x Barndoors] 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.

[LCD] 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.

[20,000 Hours] 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.

[1x Barndoors] A solid set of lights, light weight, good output,soft light, good colour temp control. I’ve been using them in a mix of daylight, tungsten and fluorescent interviews. Maybe a slight magenta tint at 3200, but not bad at all. It’s great that they all fit in one case with extra room to pack some gels, and other tools, and then not weighing too much to carry over your shoulder. Light stands that come with are solid build as well and very portable. I need to figure out the remotes to see if I can control one light at a time not all of them at once, although not a big deal as I am usually to adjusting at the head anyway.

[3200 to 5800K] First I would like to applaud the built quality, secondly the weight, and lastly the price! When I first saw the light online I had my doubts but when i got to set up I was baffled at the quality Trigyn has really done a great job. I do wish the cords were longer or a bracket to hold the power brick (got my light on a 13’ stand) & a more detailed manual.