[1.03 lb] A little bigger than some mini panels but are very useful for fills and lighting in small places. The attachment for the cold shoe is plastic and flimsy but I just use the 1/4 -20 in most circumstances. Light stands are flimsy too but they are still better than most Amazon cheapos.

[2700 to 8500K] 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.

[6.9 x 4 x 2.3"] THIS SMALL BUT MIGHTY LIGHTY IS ALL I NEEDED FOR SOME SNAP SHOTS AROUND THE HOUSE AND VIDEO CHATS. PERFECT SOR WHAT I NEED IT FOR.

[CRI 95] Even though I've only had this for about 2 weeks, I have used it many times. Its battery is very long for being a light, (the USB-C Charging port is also super helpful) it has a wide range of brightness levels, and the temperature dial is also a neat and sometimes helpful feature. Although I haven't used this out and about, it works very well for lighting a green screen or softly lighting a room for night-time shots. I use this mainly for lighting my green screen and as a key light for videos. The $20 price point is absolutely worth it, and I might just buy a few more.

[5 VDC] VL81 vs VL100C
Bought both to see which I liked.
Both bright, both have same functions, dimmable, color temperature, attachments.
But.....the VL81 is better, maybe a little brighter, my opinion......

[OLED] The best product that they have been able to offer me, among the options is the most recommended.

[8 W (Maximum)] Best bang for your buck

[120°] I use a Ronin RS2 gimbal for wedding reception dance footage. I needed a light to separate the foreground from the background that wouldn't make it near impossible to balance the gimbal. This light is just what I needed - very light weight but packs a punch - includes a brightness and temperature dial.

[Aluminum] I was looking for an additional light source for portrait photos. Very easy to use and works well. Price point was also attractive, given the features when compared to more expensive lights.

[1.03 lb] I was searching for a lighting solution that was powerful but didn't take up too much room and these lights are amazing! They're small so they are easy to travel with and they can change colors which is a huge plus. I got the lighting kit as well as external batteries so when power isn't available or when I just don't want to deal with wires. I had a small issue with my order and GVM customer support was quick to respond and get it fixed! Overall great product and good experience.