LED Studio Lights for Video Recording, 35W Photography Lighting Kit with 6.5ft Stand, Remote, Phone Holder and Bag for TikTok, YouTube, Live Streaming, Podcast, Vlogging (LOMTAP)

Extremely worth the money comes with a bag and the light are beyond bright even in the daylight lol it came with everything that was described

The media could not be loaded. Best thing for your content. These lights are soo bright I made a good purchase and it's definitely worth the cost. It also has different color lights which I love. I definitely recommend

Value for the money is great. Not very heavy and the variety of brightness settings is perfect for small studio setting. Very easy to assemble and comes with carrying back. Very low heat level.

My son loves this so much he's been making all kind of videos and thsnjs us so much. He says this is the best gift ever

Awesome lightening for streaming. Easy tripods to use. Love the carrier bag.

Works well. Easy to use

I purchased the 35W LED studio video light for my photography projects, but it has been a major disappointment. The build quality feels flimsy, and the light stand is unstable, making it difficult to position the light correctly. Additionally, the lighting output is inconsistent and not as bright as advertised, which has negatively affected my shoots. The color temperature is also off, giving my photos an unnatural tint. Overall, this product does not meet professional standards and is not worth the investment.

This is my third set of budget friendly video lights, and these do seem to be the cheapest of the set. Overall, they will get the job done and provide even, diffused light, but there are several issues I felt the need to highlight. First, the tripod stands are not straight. When the legs are deployed, the main up/down pole of the tripods is not straight up and down. I thought perhaps one of the legs wasn't fully opened, but the legs are interconnected to a ring at the top, so when one opens, they all do to the same degree. This means the tripod itself has a lean to it, which is more noticeable when fully extended. Second is the lack of any real instructions, leaving the user to just experiment on what the buttons do. Third, the remote for one unit had one of the buttons pushed inside the case. I was able to get it seated again, but it showed me how cheap the remotes are. Speaking of the remotes, I suspect they have been repurposed from another item. They have separate ON and OFF buttons, but you can press either one—press ON when the light is on and it will go off, and press OFF when the light is off and it will turn on. Still on the remotes, there is no clear purpose for the four-way toggle ring. The Up and Right buttons are the same, just as the Down and Left ones are, which is to either brighten or dim the output of the light. And pressing the button with the light bulb icon does nothing. Pressing the auxiliary button does nothing either, which is why I suspect these were repurposed from another item. Pressing the CT- and CT+ does change the color temperature of the lights, so that was good. The carrying case is passable and is better than the cases provided with the other two units I own, but that's not saying much. The tripod stands themselves are passable, but not very strong. And I would be concerned about their stability since I don't feel that the base is wide enough to properly stabilize the height of the stands. And my last gripe is the power cord. The cord is only slightly longer than the stands are high, meaning you likely will need to run an extension cord to the base of the light stand. Overall, I will give these three stars, but truth be told, I am disappointed with them.