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[23 W ] We use these with our new FX9 and found them to be the most color accurate panels out there. We’ve tried the bi colors as well as the RGBW versions and they are terrific. The app is solid and we started using them right away.

[37.165 lb] I got a chance to test this light out on set.
I thought the light would use only half of its power at daylight or tungsten but it actually doesn’t sacrifice its output.
Hefty price tag but worth saving up to buy. I had my eye on the Aputure 1200d but being able to punch light through a window and soften it is game changer for me. My only thing is that I wish they add some type of electric basics on the light for gaffers who started out using led fixtures because although you could run it in the house, you still need to be careful.

[3200 to 5600K] Recently I was looking for a low wattage photography light, then I found this 80 watt light. It's a great fill light, lightweight and portable, and the light is also battery powered so I can use it when I go outsight.

[23 W ] If you are on a tight budget then look no further! Best value for your $

[37.165 lb] Awesome super light flex panel you can tuck in your bag. No ballast required, you literally only need a battery to power these, as it comes with a D TAP cable and handy battery pouch. Includes a small PSU when running off mains. Bluetooth app controllable. 100W Bicolor, 40W RGB, and you can combine the two modes. B and H product photo is old. This kit does NOT come with the X-Bend holder as pictured. Instead it includes a one by two frame. The pictured case is deprecated too, a new sturdier carrying case is now included with the kit. I wish B and H sold the 1X2 FR GRID for the frame, as the only grid B and H sells requires the softbox. Perfect light for travel, docs, interviews etc.

[23 W ] Easy to use, superb light color and the App is just intuitive to Use.

[3200 to 5600K] I do like it. 5 stars

[3200 to 5600K] I've now been using this light regularly for the last 5 months and can confidently say it's paying itself off.



Few things of note...


- Built quality is holding and I'm happy with how its working. The most minor complaint is that it can be a tight fit to get the lamphead onto the Yoke but it does give me confidence that it's not going to come lose.

- The Carry case that is made of hardened plastic covered with fabric is working great. I've rented this light a few times and haven't developed any tears. Years of use may prove me wrong but it's still in good shape.
- Phone app: I know many people won't believe me but I've been quite happy with the Nanlite app and using it on set. I own 8 different Nanlite fixtures and having everything working on a single phone app is really helpful.
- Output: As for the usefulness of this fixture in Studio and on set environments... I use this in combination with x2 720b's, x2 500's, and a few other smaller lights and this holds its place with being able to fill any space I need to light and very often being set outside a window to fill up an interior daytime scene. It's got enough punch that I'm able fill a 8x8 with Magic Cloth and have enough output for the camera.

I hope this helps!

[Yes] I use these lights for most of my photography needs. The fact that they have batteries makes lighting so much easier on the go. The color temp adjustments on the lights makes this product extremely versatile. A must have for my kit.