Review on 🎥 Neewer Dimmable Bi-Color LED Professional Video Light – Studio & YouTube Outdoor Video Photography Lighting Kit with Durable Metal Frame, 960 LED Beads, 3200-5600K, CRI 95+ by Rod Evans

I like or hate these lights. I bought two to replace another set of inexpensive two tone lightbars that had cracked rocker arm mounts. I think they're a bit generic as I've seen them rebranded under several brands. I mostly use beats with Anton Bauer and they last 60-90 minutes. Since only V-Mount is offered, I use the V-Mount for Anton Bauer adapter plates. My biggest issue with these lights is the babyball locking mechanism on the back. I replaced the standard screw with one from Matthews Grip Equipment. The ball mount is very awkward and you have to twist it very hard to keep it from moving. The weight of the Anton Bauer XT dionic definitely challenges this ball mount. You can also remove the entire ball joint assembly with a slide plate on the body and a main thumbscrew, which doesn't make much sense to me - seems like there might be another use for them, but I haven't found any information on this one. I like the overall performance, light quality and slim profile. The fit is anything but perfect. The designers should have studied the original Kino-Flo mount. Also, I would have liked more information about accessories, the mounting plate, and the purpose of the screw holes on both sides of the devices. These lights can use a simple reticle or attachment to have a little more control over the light, and the two-tone controls are a bit too basic - an LED color temperature display would be useful. Adding a male V-mount grommet to the power supply would be very helpful to attach the power supply to the back of the flashlight for AC use on a stand rather than hanging. So excellent flashlights at a bargain price, small but powerful. and provide dining options. They come with small zippered pouches and power supplies. The benefit of this is the incredible price, so I can tolerate assembly issues.