Review on RGB Tube Video Light for Professional Photography - LUXCEO 8W, 1000 Lumens, Handheld LED Wand with 12 Lighting Modes, CRI≥95, IP68 Waterproof - Ideal for Vlog, YouTube, TikTok by Brad Bowers

When unpacking you will find that the LUXCEO light tube has a good build quality. It's all plastic, but it's a lot better than the fluorescent lights of the past. The light is well sealed to be waterproof and with a 1/4" screw hole on one end, it's easy to set up. A loop at the other end means this tube can be hung from a hook for additional attachment options. I found it Achilles. The heel of this product is the lack of versatility. I agree with the other best reviews on this product that this light has limited functionality and the reason for that is its simplified operation. Although I usually prefer physical buttons that have a specific purpose rather than taking out the phone to control something, the design of the remote control is such that there are only 8 colors to choose from (as seen in the picture).Without the ability to fine-tuning the color is really your game. I think if you don't like the colors available, you'll end up using these as white light for simple photo or video adjustments. There's only one button, and its operation is as confusing as it is useless. Press the button and it will turn on and off. A double click toggles between different modes (R, G, B, white, yellow, blinking, etc.). Hold the button and the brightness will be adjusted. To further confuse the consumer, this light hose comes with a felt pouch that fits the hose very well, but nothing else. There's not even a remote control, meaning you'll have to find a solution to keep the remote and handset together. Finally, this review is dedicated to the Luxceo P7RGB. Looking at Revain, I see that Luxceo has a P7RGBPro that only costs $4 more and has a smartphone app that allows full control over the colors of the light. It's obvious what to choose.