Remote Control Lights

Wish these lights had remote control. Also, the cables need to be longer.

[LCD] Wish these lights had remote control. Also, the cables need to be longer.

[0.06 lb] The Air remote is easy to use, offers full control of you Profoto Air equipped lights.

I have this remote, previously found in my Genaray Powerhouse. I also already discovered that this remote works with other Genaray lights such as the PortaBright the day I got it by borrowing it from my Powerhouse light, but good to know it also works with the Endeavor. The PortaBright doesn't come with remote, so, that's an additional purchase unless they started including it... Overall, its a remote and it it highly necessary to have one! BTW. I've always found that a remote control in hands is far better and more reliable then those lights that only offer App control and don't come with a control at all... [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review] As you probably read in the description, it works on both, bi-color and non bi-color lights. In my case, ALL lights I'm using with this remote are 5600K locked, non bi-color. The point is... Even if you accidentally set the wrong color temperature on the remote, it doesn't affect the light working, nor does it cut out responding, which is great. If you have a PortaBright bi-color, then you'll be able to enjoy also playing with the color temperature controls on the remote. (I with my PortaBright version was a bi-color) LOVE that beautiful BRIGHT green illuminated display! Cons: Power button: Only turns off the remote, not the light. I really would like to see future remotes from Genaray to be able to power the light off pressing a separate Power Button. To turn the light off from the remote, you have to press the down arrow until 0ff appears. The additional downside on that, is that there's no way to restart the light back at the exact brightness. If there was a power button that did both, turn the remote and the light off (like the Godox SL-60W does), it would resume the same brightness it was from powering the light off. Another one is the duration of the backlit light on display. 5 seconds is too early for the green backlight to go off. I wish it lasted at least 15 seconds.

The Air remote is easy to use, offers full control of you Profoto Air equipped lights.

[0.235 lb] I have this remote, previously found in my Genaray Powerhouse. I also already discovered that this remote works with other Genaray lights such as the PortaBright the day I got it by borrowing it from my Powerhouse light, but good to know it also works with the Endeavor. The PortaBright doesn't come with remote, so, that's an additional purchase unless they started including it... Overall, its a remote and it it highly necessary to have one! BTW. I've always found that a remote control in hands is far better and more reliable then those lights that only offer App control and don't come with a control at all... [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review] As you probably read in the description, it works on both, bi-color and non bi-color lights. In my case, ALL lights I'm using with this remote are 5600K locked, non bi-color. The point is... Even if you accidentally set the wrong color temperature on the remote, it doesn't affect the light working, nor does it cut out responding, which is great. If you have a PortaBright bi-color, then you'll be able to enjoy also playing with the color temperature controls on the remote. (I with my PortaBright version was a bi-color) LOVE that beautiful BRIGHT green illuminated display! Cons: Power button: Only turns off the remote, not the light. I really would like to see future remotes from Genaray to be able to power the light off pressing a separate Power Button. To turn the light off from the remote, you have to press the down arrow until 0ff appears. The additional downside on that, is that there's no way to restart the light back at the exact brightness. If there was a power button that did both, turn the remote and the light off (like the Godox SL-60W does), it would resume the same brightness it was from powering the light off. Another one is the duration of the backlit light on display. 5 seconds is too early for the green backlight to go off. I wish it lasted at least 15 seconds.

[Wall Mount] This device provides the means of remote control of lights (on, off, intensity). The Vasa app used to interface with the switch is simple to use and includes switch installation instructions that were thorough and clear.  I have very little experience with electrical wiring, but was able to effect the installation in relatively short order.  Just needed to make a quick trip to the hardware store to buy a current detector.  The switch has an elegant appearance and can be smoothly operated, either directly or remotely

[Mini-USB] In this day of phone apps to control everything, I appreciate a dedicated remote to avoid using my phone. Ever since using the included remotes with Aputure lights, I quickly became accustomed to setting my lights from behind the camera. Sure, the Sidius Link app is great for more elaborate lighting networks, but sometimes I just want to grab a remote and be done with it. Pairing lights, sifting through menus, etc. can be time consuming on set. A simple remote is just that...simple for simple people like me. This product works great, and is very affordable. I control two Nanlite Forza 60s with it; independently, or simultaneously. Sometimes, simple is best.

This is one of my favorite all purpose lights. The fact you can control with the wrist remote or cell phone app make it my choice. Very handy on the boat as a stationary light to tie the fishing knots. The night mode keeps the giant bugs attracted by any white light. Highly recommend this product. Ledlense did their homework and got it spot on with this lantern.

[Quadcopter] This is one of the (if not THE) best drone for a beginner to learn how to control flying objects. Very stable either when hovering or flying, doesn't fly recklessly the moment it lifts off (which is a beginner's nightmare) and the remote control can be feathered for a smooth operation. The price is definitely the best out there in terms of its features. Comes with 3 battery packs which can give roughly 5-8 minutes of flying time depending on the user's flying tendencies. The white and red lights on each of its ends are very easy to understand which one is the front. Have taken it outside and based on experience it can fly to as far away as 30 feet before its signal to the remote becomes spotty. Calm winds are the best scenario for this drone. At night it becomes even cooler with its bright lights. The only knock we have on this is the battery connection to the drone. One will need a small pliers to gently pry it out, but great care must be observed as this drone is 99% plastic. This is a great jump-off point towards a more capable but expensive drones out there.