Review on 💡 Neewer 660 PRO RGB LED Video Light with APP Control, 50W Video Lighting 360° Full Color, CRI 97+ | Barndoor/U Bracket | Gaming, Streaming, YouTube, Webex, Broadcasting, Web Conference, Photography by David Fields

I am a wedding photographer and have used many LED lights. I just found out about this light and wanted to try it out. It came with a case and looks very compact. Yes, that was my first impression. Here are some of my pros and cons: 1. The price is $150. Nothing can beat this price. Compared to the performance and size provided, other products can easily cost over $300.2. Strength is literally very powerful. You can use this for a night portrait. I usually use video light when shooting fashion at night. I used to use two external flashes, but now I only use this one.3. Versatility - as you can see in the video I've added, a lot of special effects can be created. In addition, if you can easily change all temperatures. It has 3 different modes and two dials can change settings.4. Remote control - can be connected via Bluetooth. So if you're shooting from a distance, you can control everything with your phone. Barn Door - It doesn't usually come with this type of lighting, but it does, so it's an added point. Cons - The only issue I had was setting it up via the app. For some reason it didn't work on the first try. I think it was due to my phone settings. That aside, it's an overall excellent video light for many professional and amateur photographers.