💡 Atomcube RX7 18W RGBWW LED Light - Pocket Size, Mesh Technology, APP Control, DMX512, 15 Preset Scenarios, 5 Custom FXs, 2500K~8500K, CRI95+, TLCI99 + Review

I have a lot of RGB flashlights and this is probably the most customizable feature. OK. There's also Bluetooth support with an app that makes changing the light a lot easier and quicker than fiddling with the controls.

When you see the price of this light you have certain expectations of what kind of light you are getting here. I am happy to say that this light does not disappoint. In my opinion this is the best small RGB panel light on the market. It comes with a soft diffuser, which is nice to see here. Otherwise you will get strange shadows due to the nature of the LED beads. The included case is absolutely first class. No other flashlight has all the software features of this flashlight. Even things as…

I have three other mini RGB panels in a similar price range and this is by far the best. The ability to easily control the light from an app via Bluetooth makes it a great competitor for Aperture Mini RGB panels. The candle/fire/lightning effects are the best I've found at this price point and very believable when used correctly (bouncing them off a reflective surface gives you a much better sense of space than direct light on the subject to judge). . There are also default color settings for…

Wow. Okay, top of the line, if you're just an avid amateur photographer like me, you probably don't need this light. I've tested over a dozen LED lights at various price points and in most cases reading the instructions isn't necessary. You just turn it on, attach a diffuser or honeycomb, choose a color temperature, adjust the brightness and you're done. Oh God. It took me a few minutes to peruse the menu before even turning on the light. There were too many options for me. I don't usually read