NEEWER PL60C RGB LED Panel Video Light App/2.4G/DMX Control, RGBCW Lighting Photo Studio Pro/V Battery Powered for Recording Streaming

Great light, powerfull, nice colors and lots of controls

Excelente equipo de iluminación que ahora utilizo para realizar mis podcast

At least when on sale. The manuals leave a lot to be desired so here's a few comments: -The 2.4ghz mode is for controlling all fixtures on the assigned channel from a single fixture. Looks like any fixture you change settings on will send a packet with its values to the rest. - The dmx profiles aren't exactly ideal. There's no way to assign a dmx mode from the menu, instead the value of the first channel determines the mode.

This video light is of exceptional quality, however, the cost may be expensive for some customers. Additionally, the lack of a heavy-duty stand, which requires an additional $40 purchase, is a drawback. To increase accessibility, I propose lowering the price to make this high-quality product more affordable. Furthermore, offering a comprehensive kit that includes two sets, a case, and a stand would be advantageous. One more things i didn't like is that this one doesn't have a internal battery system like most of the other product. So for outdoor video i wouldn't recommend this product.

I only cared about using this light for DMX support, so can probably ignore my review if this isn't your intended use case. Updated firmware to latest. On macOS tried both QLC+ and LightKey. The DMX indicator would flash on during initial connection and then flake out. The light would randomly change colors or brightness, even when no DMX commands were being sent. LightKey couldn't utilize the light at 30hz, and bumping to the maximum 44hz, eventually allowed control but it would drop the connection, resetting the light to the default configuration about 2 times a second. It basically became a strobe light. I also did try connecting via the 2.4g dongle from Neewer, but this light isn't actually supported. I am guessing the 2.4g connection is only for wifi, but their documentation is really bad.