It’s easy to set up / take down and stores compactly. I really like it. Warm and cool tones choices. The Brightness is adjustable. The Height is adjustable. Has a remote. And the price is great. Just what I needed. I almost want two.

So I have a set of lights at home and would love to use them but they’re very large with wide legs and huge umbrellas. I needed something a bit more compact for my studio. I bought one and liked it so much I bought a second. These will pretty much do everything. Portrait, product, artwork etc. I also use them occasionally for additional light when drawing. They fold up nice and easy and can be tucked away when not in use. Very slight criticism here - I wish they expanded just a little bit taller. Doesn’t stop me from giving them 5 stars. Best part is, the price. You really can’t go wrong. Highly recommended

This is a very entry level softbox, but it does the job for content creation (which is what I purchased it for). Overall, I think the value is there. I am happy with the colors and it works for its intended purpose. Nothing feels too cheap and the stand is fairly sturdy. I did struggle with putting the box together, but I don’t think that is unique to this product. The light does come with a remote, but if you lose it, you cannot change the color again. It is important to not lose the remote. The light is small, which is nice for a compact space.

The product was remarkably easy to assemble and folds up conveniently for storage when not in use. The included remote control is a convenient feature, making it simple to adjust settings without having to get up. One of the standout aspects of this product is the changing hues of light which especially useful for different types of photography. If I could make one suggestion for improvement, it would be to increase the size by just a few inches. This minor adjustment would significantly enhance its functionality, particularly for clothing photography and ridding some shadowness. I am going to need to order another but the space that i use is smaller and i am concerned it will be too much. Overall, my experience with this product has been positive. It’s user-friendly, convenient, and offers some impressive features that make it a great addition to any photography setup. With the purchase of an additional unit, I am hoping it will be everything that I need!

This is an excellent lighting kit! I'm particularly pleased with the ability to change the color settings. In terms of the company's customer service: Although the remote didn't work, the company responded immediately and sent a replacement. As it turns out, the first remote did work -- you just have to push the on/off button in the right place (minor adjustment). When I got the second remote, I tried it (it worked), so I went back to the first remote... and it worked when I pressed in a different place. I offered to send the second remote back or pay for it, but the company said to just keep it.

Super easy to set up and packed with features! The adjustable 3000-7500K LED bulb offers versatile lighting modes, perfect for photography, video, or live streaming. The sturdy tripod and rotatable head make positioning a breeze. Great quality and value!

These are amazing lights. Work with a remote. Can use one remote to turn off both ! Can change the lighting seamlessly! Easy to put together and take apart. I ordered a third light

Okay, so I'm not great at math, but I figure that when you say, "85w" that you actually mean 85 watts... done, right? Nope! There should be a giant asterisk at the end of that. Two, actually. Here's the reason: Cons: 1) 85 watts is accurate on 240v, which is, I'm sure, how this bulb was rated. In that respect, it appears it would actually make that. But, this is America. In America, where we have the plugs this attaches to, we get 120v. What does that mean? Again, bad at math, but I googled it. Turns out that half of 85 is 42.5. That's what I was getting, almost, out of my bulb. And here's the kicker. What appears to be the same bulb is advertised as 40w from other Amazon brands and sellers. So, it's a known thing. But wait, there's more! 2) You only get the "full" 42.5 watts when it's set on 5,000K (the middle of the color temp range). I presume there are two sets of LED's in this with one being 3,000 Kelvin and the other being 7,000 Kelvin. Only by running both at full power do you get 5,000K and full brightness. What does that mean? First, this is a 21-Watt bulb in America unless you're on 5,000 K. That limits you on full brightness to one color temp. I'll discuss the second reason below. Pros: 1) Well, because you're only drawing HALF of the rated power in America, the bulb will last much longer. The individual LED's won't heat up and degrade as fast. So, it'll be half as bright but maybe last 4 times as long? 2) Setup was a breeze and the umbrella actually deployed like an umbrella and seems sturdy enough. While the 'tripod' was flimsy, they are all buying them from the same supplier, so you get what everybody else gets. I, for one, have a regular 1/4-20 attachment for QD's on a proper tripod that doesn't feel like it's falling over all the time. Final verdict? Hey, it's better than the one I had. Smaller for my studio and easier to transport. Seems like it should last as long as the 8-years that my last studio light did. Kinda wish they wouldn't have lied in their ad.