Review on 📸 Neewer Advanced 660 LED Video Light Kit with 2.4G Wireless Remote, Dimmable Bi-Color LED Panel, LCD Screen, and Light Stand for Portrait and Product Photography (2 Packs) by Aaron Clayton

I was going to give these lamps a 4 but to be honest they do their job and I can be a little picky. They were delivered on time, there were no problems with them and they are very bright. I have one, maybe a little over 1m from me. I have a Canon EOS M6 Mark II with a 15-45mm kit lens. I can turn off all the lights in my basement and turn on those lights and I have a nice and vibrant picture/record for my streams. My ISO is 640 but I can go down to 400 and get a nice video. The only criticism I have is the remote control. You can program multiple channels on it. I have one light on channel 1 and another on channel 2. The problem occurs when you switch between channels, it doesn't remember the setting that the light is on. So let's say I set channel 1 to 4600k and the power to 100%. When I switch to channel 2 these settings remain and I have to adjust what I want. Let's say I set channel 2 to 3200k and 50% power. To be honest there is no problem with that when I turn on the light for the first time BUT when I switch back to channel 1 it doesn't show how the light is set, instead it shows a setting I last used for Channel 2 set So if I just wanted to reduce the power to 90% I changed the temperature to 4600K and then increased the power to 90%. My previous lights, which weren't as bright as these, reflected what the light was actually set for. So maybe I'm spoiled or I'm doing something wrong. In any case, I love the light and have learned to live with this small inconvenience. I highly recommend. Especially for YouTubers and streamers.