Review on 📸 YONGNUO YN600L LED Video Light - 600 LEDs, 5500K Color Temperature, Adjustable for Canon/Nikon/Sony Camcorder DSLR by Micheal Wright

I've been using the flashlight for a few days now and as long as you keep it under 30% it can last for several hours. I didn't leave it on that long so a charge from two batteries lasted about 3 days. It's a little plastic. It keeps me from moving too much. As long as you leave it on a light stand and have the stand itself in your hands, you should be fine. Changing the battery makes me feel like I'm about to break this thing. Although maybe I'm just being too paranoid. But at least the remote control helps not to touch them. I even have a wall adapter to keep it running without worrying about battery life. Barn doors suck. They reflect the light that causes this streak of light on the wall. I knew this in advance so it doesn't bother me too much as I don't really plan on using them but if blocking light in some areas is important to you. a barn door might be better (or cover the reflectors with something dark). It's pretty easy to use. The only thing I don't like is that there are too many dedicated buttons on the remote - I would have preferred the power button to be just a toggle button instead of an on and off button - and the color temperature. I don't know what to think anymore. I was under the impression that it was a single color light (5500K) but after purchasing it I noticed that the product description said it was a 3200K to 5500K light. When I received the package, however, a remote control for both color temperatures was included. but only 5500K keys work. All the lights go on and off and it appears to be daylight so I'm not sure why I have the 3200K buttons on the remote. It's a decent light, and when I first cranked it up to 99% (maximum), my room felt like noon at 11pm. 5/7 I would buy again.