Best 2 Way Remote Car Starter

[Shoulder Strap] Best Way To save your back.

[160] Best film ever. Way better than digital!

[1.1 lb] All I can say is wow, this tiny lithium jump starter got what thought was a dead as a doornail car battery back to life

[Ball Head] I wanted this primarily for astrophotography, and I was pleasantly surprised. I took it on a trip to a remote island and used it to take Milky Way pictures with long shutter speeds (20 sec+). The terrain was rough and the wind was really blowing, and the tripod was surprisingly stable. I kept the legs short and wide and it worked just fine.

[0.155 lb] Car remote key was running low. Seems to work fine and got here quick

[2.0] The Best Amp For The Price ,Took A Little Time To Get It Working The Way I Wanted It , It Is The Best , The Sound Is Great With Carwin Vega Speakers .

[10x Sheet Paper] great starter pack!

[1.8 lb / 0.8 kg] Ideal groovebox for a starter

[5 ms] Works very well. Way to use

[Proprietary] A couple of years ago I bought the Godox TL30s. The lights were handy but they weren't big or powerful enough to do full body shots. So I eventually opted for the TL120s which are 4ft. I was tempted to go for the 6 footers but I decided not to because they would not fit in the trunk of my car. The TL120s were the biggest lights that would fit in the trunk of my car. And since I live in L.A. I was not going to risk leaving 6ft lights visible inside of my car. I use these lights for cosplay videography. They also work well for photography but since they're continuous, it makes more sense to use them for video. There are cheaper options for photography such as speed lights with gels. These lights are very powerful and easy to use right out of the box. I chose not to get the 2 pack because the price increase was not worth it. Usually, purchasing an increased quantity gives you more bang for your buck but not in this instance. The case, accessories, and remote that are included in the 2 pack were not worth it because the single lights already come with individual carrying cases and you can easily link them to an app which functions as a remote - rendering the remote obsolete IMO. Lastly, I wish they were magnetic like the TL30s. As you can see in the picture, it's possible to stand them up on their own but it is extremely flimsy and I leaned them against the wall for extra support. I recommend purchasing magnetic hooks in order to be able to hang them from metal surfaces. You can also purchase light stands but you will need a ball head or an umbrella bracket with a screw to position them vertically. However, I think the stands look ugly in full body shots so I wouldn't recommend it. Cosplayer is @ari.yew