Review on Neewer 3200K 5600K Brightness Adjustable Photography by Brad Knierim

The build is good and the app works surprisingly well! But the HSL settings don't work well enough. As with the other brand I tried, the Neewer panels slide smoothly through the color gamut until you get to the reds. You get some pink/purple hues and then it becomes like this solid red and then jumps to orange (I bought 2 to make sure not just one slab was the problem). So you can't get shades of pink to orange other than a solid red. Not a big deal, but annoying because the only reason you'd buy an RGB panel is so you can input super-specific colors without gels, right? In any case, the price isn't such a big deal, but it's an issue other brands don't have. Of the three brands of this panel style/size that I have purchased, this one was average in price and performance. It's bright and the custom white mode works great, but the cheaper Pixel panel I bought had a brighter output and had no HSL bump issues. With all of these less expensive RGB panels, the fading and desaturation seems very imprecise (e.g. if you desaturate a warm color it gets bluer the closer it gets to white), but that's probably not a big deal for most users (I'm on ) because you can probably still pick a color, it just takes longer to find. Overall it's good for the price, but the cheaper Pixel panels I have are better for me.