[2.4 GHz] These are replacing my Dedolight DLH4 150W Spotlight with DT24-1 that I've had for 8 years. I was concerned about the brightness but they are plenty bright for dancing and toasts in dark venues. The buttons are not the easiest, I wish they were nobs. The batter power is great and last for about 2.5 hours on 50%. But overall great price for two very good spot lights.

[10,000 Hours] Output is amazing, built quality is amazing, having it outside without covering it during a winter storm is amazing.

[Yes] There are quite a few things to criticize, but it's just really hard to beat Genaray Torpedo when it comes to value. You get about 6,000 lux at 5500 K at 1 meter when you select the narrowest beam; plus, the quality of light is very good.


The trade-off is just that the quality of materials and workmanship isn't great. The body has a pretty cheap feel to it and you know it won't take much abuse. The buttons in the rear are tiny and need to be pressed unreasonably hard to register input. The process of inserting or removing filters is finicky and makes it easy to drop the Fresnel lens on the floor.


Still, it's small, lightweight, and cheap for what it can do.

[Proprietary] 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!

[104.5 lb] this fixture is tiny and bright, the lens works well to zoom the beam tighter and the barn doors can shape further. It easily ran for an hour shoot yesterday on the cheapest lightweight stand that I have. It's well balanced so I was comfortable putting it up high.

[1x Reflector] Recibi el pedido de acuerdo a la orden de compra.

[1x Reflector] 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.

[2.4 GHz] They work as expected and fit inside one another which is as it should be.

[LCD] I know there are probably better ones on the market, but considering the price point these are just perfect for me. I just needed some Fresnel to give my subjects (Mostly Food0 a bit of a sharp backlit edge. I read that they are a bit noisy, I am not a sound expert n=but they did not strike me as noisy and since I usually do sound separately and use these for backlighting thus very far from the camera it would not be a problem anyway.

[1x Reflector] 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.