Review on 📸 Neewer 18-inch LED Ring Light with Tabletop Light Stand and 2.4G Wireless Remote, 55W 3200K-5500K Ringlight with Flexible Tube/Phone Holder/Ball Head for Vlogging, Selfies, and Video Shooting, USB Charge Supported by Brooke Nelson

I like ring lights and area lights as long as they are well made and backed by a reliable supplier. And yes, I consider most of my ring lights to be "entry level" or "pro twilight". As for Neewer, and particularly their "panel lights" that I have, both rectangular and diametrical, the "almost all-metal" construction puts them in the pro-sumer group. Another well presented and higher quality plastic lighting element, the RL-18 sits at the top of what I call "entry lighting". Most of my rings are made of plastic. But even within this group, I can point to both the quality of construction and quality differences in the electrical components. I just reviewed the 19" sparring light. Although the starting price of $90 was attractive, I would recommend it to those who are just starting out and have budget and cost considerations. It worked, but it was easy for me. This one $130 Neewer kit, about $40 more than the saver light, has real value: Improved design of the light head and control box with separate brightness and color temperature controls located on the top of the light control head for easy access. This is a plus when you're vlogging or in "selfie mode" and need to adjust the lighting from your "recorded position" in front of the camera. ) Remote Control First of all, and since I have a whole bunch of lighting fixtures mostly Neewer, I trust the name and its products. With this kit, and in my opinion, "You get what you paid for." (I don't like it, ei end a sentence with a preposition) :-)