Review on Photography Lighting Equipment Dimmable Temperature by Isaac Simpson

TL;DR - Not bad. These are probably the best entry level flashlights you will find in this price range. Let's take one thing with us. It s cheap. These are the cheapest diffuser LEDs that put out so much light. The body of the LED is plastic, the knobs are mostly plastic, the handles are mostly plastic. I'm not saying cheap is bad, but you know where you're headed when you buy studio lighting for less than $100. Well this will help you when you need a big bold light. to your project. Racks are durable and fairly common in this price range if you've bought cheap lights or racks before. If you've bought photography gear from Amazon or eBay in the last 5 years, you probably already own one of these lighting stands. They are good for many things. The lights themselves are nice and bright and already have a built-in plastic cover. You have a handy potentiometer to set the amount of light you want and a switch to turn it off, from a useless orange light to bright white. My only big problem is diffusers. Functionally they are good, but they are difficult to assemble quickly. It's like buying a tent for $20. Yes, you can sleep in it, and it's technically a "tent," but if you buy a $100 tent, it's easier to set up and take down and has a better design.