Review on NexiGo 3.5" Dual Selfie Ring Light with Mobile Phone & Webcam Holder, 3 Light Modes, 10 Brightness Levels, LED Ringlight with Tripod Stand, for Live Streaming Makeup Video Conference by David Norwood

I just unboxed and plugged it in to make sure it works, fits my phone etc. And maybe I can be mildly impressed, but for the price, it seems quite a to be good business. The table clamp is not very wide, but makes a very stable impression. The phone clip has a lot of tension so I'm sure my phone won't pop out during normal use. Can the light be brighter? But today is a sunny day and my office is bright. Under these conditions I wouldn't even turn on the light, let's see on another cloudy day! The controls are also helpful. There is a power button. One press turns both lights on. When it comes time to turn them off, click once for each light to turn them off individually, allowing you to work with one or two lights. The central button toggles 3 color temperature modes, and a row of plus/minus buttons allow you to toggle between brightness levels. And it seems to be very durable. The only downside I could see is that it's quite heavy. For example, hanging it from a tripod can be risky. And it seems that the table needs to be heavy enough to provide counterweight and getting a good mount with a table clamp would be important. This is logical for the most part, but it's worth considering the process up front. To be honest I got this mainly as a phone holder. I like to take pictures outside and they've been a bit shaky lately. I = hurry up. But it got me thinking that a decent flexible neck holder could be useful in this situation and still offer the flexibility (<< see what I did there?) to get unusual angles, which led me to this product . The light is a bonus but will likely come in handy for the occasional indoor shot. I haven't set it up for product shots yet, but I hope it works for me. It might just be that I need to reconsider the lightweight little table I used.