Flashing Light Battery Powered

[Lead-Acid] I bought this a month ago when the battery died (I unfortunately did not notice the low battery flashing light indicator). The replacement battery arrived very promptly, was easy to install, and my backup is operational again — and just in time because a tornado hit here a few days later and I lost power for 8 hours.

[Nikon EN-EL18] As many others mentioned in the reviews, these batteries are now new old stock, as the newest ones were made in 2022 and will arrive completely discharged. DO NOT give up on them - the charger will initially show an error (chamber and calibration light flashing) - keep taking the battery off and putting it back on, and eventually it will start to charge. The key is to not leave it in the charger if the charger is showing the error code, you have to remove and replace the battery until the charger shows that it is charging (chamber light and 50% light flashing). After a few hours the 50% light should glow solid and 80% should start flashing, and eventually it will charge fully

[3000 to 5600K] Durable, can be battery powered, lightweight.

[Daylight] Great option for a daylight LED that can be powered by battery. Good light output.

[13 x 6.5 x 0.1"] My lighting needs includes a battery powered (one-hour + on full-power) key-or-fill light that could be balanced with existing on-location light colors. I hoped the light would provide enough lumens for at least F4 aperture in a dark room at 20 feet and could be dimmed if needed. This light does all that - using my Sony FS7. I'll have to wait to see about battery life but I'm expecting at least one year. My rough color spread is from 3500K to 5500K and I wish the spread was more. But, the light fits my needs and I'm pleased with my purchase. Adding a second light would be helpful in a small number of situations. Experience is needed with the light to understand the color options but that's nothing new.

[Plastic] Simple AA battery powered with varying light options. You can have a constant white light, strobe, or red. 5 stars because it's cheap :) I use it when I'm on set and I don't want to pull a separate light from my pocket. I don't need something amazing.

[1/2 Gridless] I use this box both in the studio and on location with a number of studio strobes and smaller battery powered flashes. A couple of brackets let me adapt it to accommodate my Nikon Speedlights, and for many applications this is plenty of light, even outdoors. The box is big enough to provide a flattering light for people, but compact enough to work in cramped environments. I keep one in my location kit (along with two other sizes of Chimeras) and since it's the size I most often pull out, bought this one just for use in my new studio.

[19 to 26 VDC] I've had this light for about a year and is so reliable, it's battery powered feature makes it versatile for use in all ways. Thank you Godox

[Softbox] The AD300 Pro lights are the ultimate blend of powerful battery powered light and small carry size. You can bring these anywhere without breaking a sweat and then they can compete with the sun. Bravo.

[AeroCaster Live] The Raya Bi Color 9 light is a great little light. It can be battery powered with some Sony NPF series batteries or you can just plug it in. I just used it for a shoot and it was running on and off for like 3-4 hours and I didn't kill the batteries. It is super lightweight and has a small footprint so it makes a great travel companion. Being as light as it is I'm sure it will attach to c-stand arms or all sorts of creative positioning. Something that I really like is that it comes with a mount that tilts and has a spot for light modifiers. I actually really like the way this is integrated better than some of my other LED lights. It gives it extra versatility right out of the box and I appreciate that. Another highlight is that you can adjust the power in 1% increments and that it's bi-color so it can match any setting and mix with other lights well. So far from what I've seen the quality of light is pretty high, it mixes and matches with a few of my more expensive lights without issue. I also like that it has some diffusion built in. Overall I like the portability and versatility that this light brings to the table. (I received this item in exchange for my honest review)