Wow - this light surprised me, in a very good way! As I’ve been buying lights for my studio, I’m moving towards some more specialized tools for size, convenience, and portability. I already have the Weeylite Ninja 400and several lights from GVM and each has their strengths and function in my kits/setups. I loved the form factor, brightness, and elegance of my Weelite Ninja 400, so I was excited to buy his younger brother, the Ninja 200 for my portable needs.
Starting with construction, I’m loving the robust, high quality construction of the Weeylite Ninja series. The Ninja 400 is a tough, solidly built light that confidently handled a large 60” Neewer soft box. The Ninja 200 feels equally confident with its included softbox, though admittedly, it isn’t nearly as big. On that subject, the mount is a mini-Bowens mount, not a full/standard Bowens mount. That’s not a problem as the included VP-45 softbox works well enough for my on-the go needs. It’s a great little softbox with two layers of diffusion and is quick and easy to assemble (unlike my big Neewer 60”). The supports lock in place and release with a button on the back. A reflector dish is also included in the same mini mount.
I like that the controller is built into the back of the light, so I don’t need to worry about an extra piece dangling. Likewise, the brick for the AC/DC adapter is located at the wall, so just a thin cable runs to light when plugged in. It even includes different prongs to fit various international power receptacles. I don’t need to worry about a dangling controller and big power brick between the light and the wall, making the setup much more streamlined.
But that’s not the best part - this light can be run completely by battery power! This single feature sold me on this light more than any other. Included with the light are two NP-F970 batteries and a mount plate that attaches to the side of the light. The plate features a small bright display that shows battery levels and a DC output to connect to the light directly. It also has a switch for in/out, meaning that you can change from charging the batteries to discharging for the light to use. The plate has a USB-C port for charging, but it cannot charge while the batteries are powering the light. Also, the plate does not indicate when the batteries are charging, the percentage just slowly goes up, so don’t be surprised to see no indication when you connect a charger. I only tested charging via USB-C, but you may be able to charge through the DC port. The batteries themselves are high quality and high capacity. They have integrated power meters so you can see with a push of a button how much power is remaining. You can charge the batteries through the plate, like I previously described (or your own charger), but each battery also has a USB-C port for another method of charging. I can’t tell you how pleased I am with this setup. This compact setup that does not need to be tethered to a wall (and the included carrying case) makes this an easy light to use for location shoots. One quirk I found was that the batteries continue to power the status screen and will discharge while the light is off, you’ll want to pop them out of the plate when not in use. I should mention that you can also use the included handle to make this a hand-held mobile video light.
The controller on the light is simple and easy to use. It has a power slide switch, one knob and a mode button. Pushing on the dial toggles between changing the intensity and color temperature. The mode button toggles between the constant on (standard) mode and special effects. You also use the mode button to modify the channel/group and enter the setting menu. In settings, you can switch the fan on/off and update the firmware via the USB-C connection. Note that the USB-C connector on the light cannot power the light, it is just for the firmware upgrade. The built-in display is bright and clearly indicates intensity percentage, color temp in Kelvin, group, channel and any special effects. There are 6 groups and 19 channels available. Intensity can be controlled from 1-100% color temperature can be controlled from 2800-8200K (!) in 100 Kelvin increments. That’s a really wide range of color temperatures - nearly as wide as the Ninja 400 (2500-8500K).
You can also control the light with the included remote or an app (iOS and Android) over Wifi. Like with other light apps, the app is installed app directly from an APK rather than through a certified app store. I always am a little nervous about that, but I didn’t have any issues. The app is extremely simple and easy to use. It pairs instantly and works well: you can control brightness, color temp, and group/channel. If I had a bigger studio, I’m sure I’d use the app more, but for me, the controller is the easiest to use. Now that I have a couple Ninjas, I may end up using this more frequently because it is quite convenient.
While the Ninja 200 does have a fan for cooling, I found it to be very quiet. Even when I was very close at full power, I didn't pick up and sound when I recorded my videos. Unlike the Ninja 400, the fan can be disabled. I imagine that it has a shut-off in high heat situations, but I never made it to the point that it turned itself off.
As for brightness, it is rated at 15400 lux at 1m (at 5500K). It is a bright little light, but I don’t believe that is that bright. It’s big brother the Weeylite 400 is a 150W light rated at 16700 lux at 1M, but the Weeylite is only 60W, and to my eyes, it wasn’t nearly as bright. I wouldn’t expect it to be that bright, but I need to do some more testing. This light certainly packs a punch for its size, but I don’t believe that it is nearly as a bright as the Weeylite 400. Regardless, I love the high CRI of 95+ on this light which gives great color reproduction. It looks really good!
I’ve purchased many lights in the last few months as I’ve been outfitting my studio and I’m impressed with the quality and value Weeylite has to offer. I was shocked in the best way how great the battery mounting system is and how bright this thing gets for its size. To me, this is a big innovation relative to the other options out there - a high quality, high brightness COB light in a tiny package. The wide color temperature range feature gives me the flexibility to dial things in depending on what I need for the shot. In summary, I really appreciate the quality, brightness, and portability of this light. I see myself using it a lot and love how convenient it is! I highly recommend!
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| power source | Battery Powered,Dc,Power Adapter | — | Battery Powered,Corded Electric | — | Battery Powered | Battery Powered,Power Adapter |
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| connectivity tech | Bluetooth | Bluetooth | Bluetooth | Bluetooth | Bluetooth | — |
Product Description
Function:
- The Weeylite ninja 400 Ⅱ Adopts high color rendering index double color COB LED lamp beads, high light efficiency, color temperature, long life can be used in photography, studio,exhibition hall and makeup etc. Fill the scenes with high light source requirements.
Main Feature :
- Multiple dimming modes: Host control/ iPhone App/ Wireless Remote/ DMX 512 Controller.
- Dual power supply system, V Mount lithium battery or DC power supply.
- LCD display, display more intuitive.
- Adopts Copper radiator so that the LED chip work at a lower temperature to ensure a longer life use.
- Dual channel constant current LED driver, no strobe and color temperature more stable.
Specification:
- Max.Brightness: 12750LM
- Max.illuminance: 3570Lux / 2m,16700LUX/1m. (Use the machine glossy condenser to test the data)
- Lamp beads: Constant power output, up to150W
- Continue light time: About 1 hour (Lithiumbattery "BP-L60A" 14. 4V 5.4Ah)
- Power Adapter: Input: AC110-240V~50/60Hz; Output: DC24V/8A Three-pin Cannon port
- Lithium battery: V-type lithium battery:"BP-L60A" 14.8V 5.4Ah series/other V port 14.8V batteries
CCT & HIGH CRI
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Universal Bowens Mount
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360° rotation U-bracket
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MULTIPLE CONTROL WAYS: Host control/Mobile APP/Wireless Remoter/DMX [Including 6 groups & 19 channels]
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| Price | $399.99 | $329.99 |
| Power | 150W | 60W |
| CCT | 2800K-6800K | 2800K-8500K |
| Lighting Scene | 13 Lighting Effects | 12 Lighting Effects |
| App Control/Wireless Remote | ✓ | ✓ |
| Manual Control | DMX Control | Light body-All In One Knob |
| Softbox | NO | Including VP-45 softbox |
| Compatible Battery | V-Mount (Exclusive) | NP Series (Included) |
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Incredible little bright light. High quality in a tiny package!
Wow - this light surprised me, in a very good way! As I’ve been buying lights for my studio, I’m moving towards some more specialized tools for size, convenience, and portability. I already have the Weeylite Ninja 400and several lights from GVM and each has their strengths and function in my kits/setups. I loved the form factor, brightness, and elegance of my Weelite Ninja 400, so I was excited to buy his younger brother, the Ninja 200 for my portable needs.Starting with construction, I’m loving the robust, high quality construction of the Weeylite Ninja series. The Ninja 400 is a tough, solidly built light that confidently handled a large 60” Neewer soft box. The Ninja 200 feels equally confident with its included softbox, though admittedly, it isn’t nearly as big. On that subject, the mount is a mini-Bowens mount, not a full/standard Bowens mount. That’s not a problem as the included VP-45 softbox works well enough for my on-the go needs. It’s a great little softbox with two layers of diffusion and is quick and easy to assemble (unlike my big Neewer 60”). The supports lock in place and release with a button on the back. A reflector dish is also included in the same mini mount.I like that the controller is built into the back of the light, so I don’t need to worry about an extra piece dangling. Likewise, the brick for the AC/DC adapter is located at the wall, so just a thin cable runs to light when plugged in. It even includes different prongs to fit various international power receptacles. I don’t need to worry about a dangling controller and big power brick between the light and the wall, making the setup much more streamlined.But that’s not the best part - this light can be run completely by battery power! This single feature sold me on this light more than any other. Included with the light are two NP-F970 batteries and a mount plate that attaches to the side of the light. The plate features a small bright display that shows battery levels and a DC output to connect to the light directly. It also has a switch for in/out, meaning that you can change from charging the batteries to discharging for the light to use. The plate has a USB-C port for charging, but it cannot charge while the batteries are powering the light. Also, the plate does not indicate when the batteries are charging, the percentage just slowly goes up, so don’t be surprised to see no indication when you connect a charger. I only tested charging via USB-C, but you may be able to charge through the DC port. The batteries themselves are high quality and high capacity. They have integrated power meters so you can see with a push of a button how much power is remaining. You can charge the batteries through the plate, like I previously described (or your own charger), but each battery also has a USB-C port for another method of charging. I can’t tell you how pleased I am with this setup. This compact setup that does not need to be tethered to a wall (and the included carrying case) makes this an easy light to use for location shoots. One quirk I found was that the batteries continue to power the status screen and will discharge while the light is off, you’ll want to pop them out of the plate when not in use. I should mention that you can also use the included handle to make this a hand-held mobile video light.The controller on the light is simple and easy to use. It has a power slide switch, one knob and a mode button. Pushing on the dial toggles between changing the intensity and color temperature. The mode button toggles between the constant on (standard) mode and special effects. You also use the mode button to modify the channel/group and enter the setting menu. In settings, you can switch the fan on/off and update the firmware via the USB-C connection. Note that the USB-C connector on the light cannot power the light, it is just for the firmware upgrade. The built-in display is bright and clearly indicates intensity percentage, color temp in Kelvin, group, channel and any special effects. There are 6 groups and 19 channels available. Intensity can be controlled from 1-100% color temperature can be controlled from 2800-8200K (!) in 100 Kelvin increments. That’s a really wide range of color temperatures - nearly as wide as the Ninja 400 (2500-8500K).You can also control the light with the included remote or an app (iOS and Android) over Wifi. Like with other light apps, the app is installed app directly from an APK rather than through a certified app store. I always am a little nervous about that, but I didn’t have any issues. The app is extremely simple and easy to use. It pairs instantly and works well: you can control brightness, color temp, and group/channel. If I had a bigger studio, I’m sure I’d use the app more, but for me, the controller is the easiest to use. Now that I have a couple Ninjas, I may end up using this more frequently because it is quite convenient.While the Ninja 200 does have a fan for cooling, I found it to be very quiet. Even when I was very close at full power, I didn't pick up and sound when I recorded my videos. Unlike the Ninja 400, the fan can be disabled. I imagine that it has a shut-off in high heat situations, but I never made it to the point that it turned itself off.As for brightness, it is rated at 15400 lux at 1m (at 5500K). It is a bright little light, but I don’t believe that is that bright. It’s big brother the Weeylite 400 is a 150W light rated at 16700 lux at 1M, but the Weeylite is only 60W, and to my eyes, it wasn’t nearly as bright. I wouldn’t expect it to be that bright, but I need to do some more testing. This light certainly packs a punch for its size, but I don’t believe that it is nearly as a bright as the Weeylite 400. Regardless, I love the high CRI of 95+ on this light which gives great color reproduction. It looks really good!I’ve purchased many lights in the last few months as I’ve been outfitting my studio and I’m impressed with the quality and value Weeylite has to offer. I was shocked in the best way how great the battery mounting system is and how bright this thing gets for its size. To me, this is a big innovation relative to the other options out there - a high quality, high brightness COB light in a tiny package. The wide color temperature range feature gives me the flexibility to dial things in depending on what I need for the shot. In summary, I really appreciate the quality, brightness, and portability of this light. I see myself using it a lot and love how convenient it is! I highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2021
Starting with construction, I’m loving the robust, high quality construction of the Weeylite Ninja series. The Ninja 400 is a tough, solidly built light that confidently handled a large 60” Neewer soft box. The Ninja 200 feels equally confident with its included softbox, though admittedly, it isn’t nearly as big. On that subject, the mount is a mini-Bowens mount, not a full/standard Bowens mount. That’s not a problem as the included VP-45 softbox works well enough for my on-the go needs. It’s a great little softbox with two layers of diffusion and is quick and easy to assemble (unlike my big Neewer 60”). The supports lock in place and release with a button on the back. A reflector dish is also included in the same mini mount.
I like that the controller is built into the back of the light, so I don’t need to worry about an extra piece dangling. Likewise, the brick for the AC/DC adapter is located at the wall, so just a thin cable runs to light when plugged in. It even includes different prongs to fit various international power receptacles. I don’t need to worry about a dangling controller and big power brick between the light and the wall, making the setup much more streamlined.
But that’s not the best part - this light can be run completely by battery power! This single feature sold me on this light more than any other. Included with the light are two NP-F970 batteries and a mount plate that attaches to the side of the light. The plate features a small bright display that shows battery levels and a DC output to connect to the light directly. It also has a switch for in/out, meaning that you can change from charging the batteries to discharging for the light to use. The plate has a USB-C port for charging, but it cannot charge while the batteries are powering the light. Also, the plate does not indicate when the batteries are charging, the percentage just slowly goes up, so don’t be surprised to see no indication when you connect a charger. I only tested charging via USB-C, but you may be able to charge through the DC port. The batteries themselves are high quality and high capacity. They have integrated power meters so you can see with a push of a button how much power is remaining. You can charge the batteries through the plate, like I previously described (or your own charger), but each battery also has a USB-C port for another method of charging. I can’t tell you how pleased I am with this setup. This compact setup that does not need to be tethered to a wall (and the included carrying case) makes this an easy light to use for location shoots. One quirk I found was that the batteries continue to power the status screen and will discharge while the light is off, you’ll want to pop them out of the plate when not in use. I should mention that you can also use the included handle to make this a hand-held mobile video light.
The controller on the light is simple and easy to use. It has a power slide switch, one knob and a mode button. Pushing on the dial toggles between changing the intensity and color temperature. The mode button toggles between the constant on (standard) mode and special effects. You also use the mode button to modify the channel/group and enter the setting menu. In settings, you can switch the fan on/off and update the firmware via the USB-C connection. Note that the USB-C connector on the light cannot power the light, it is just for the firmware upgrade. The built-in display is bright and clearly indicates intensity percentage, color temp in Kelvin, group, channel and any special effects. There are 6 groups and 19 channels available. Intensity can be controlled from 1-100% color temperature can be controlled from 2800-8200K (!) in 100 Kelvin increments. That’s a really wide range of color temperatures - nearly as wide as the Ninja 400 (2500-8500K).
You can also control the light with the included remote or an app (iOS and Android) over Wifi. Like with other light apps, the app is installed app directly from an APK rather than through a certified app store. I always am a little nervous about that, but I didn’t have any issues. The app is extremely simple and easy to use. It pairs instantly and works well: you can control brightness, color temp, and group/channel. If I had a bigger studio, I’m sure I’d use the app more, but for me, the controller is the easiest to use. Now that I have a couple Ninjas, I may end up using this more frequently because it is quite convenient.
While the Ninja 200 does have a fan for cooling, I found it to be very quiet. Even when I was very close at full power, I didn't pick up and sound when I recorded my videos. Unlike the Ninja 400, the fan can be disabled. I imagine that it has a shut-off in high heat situations, but I never made it to the point that it turned itself off.
As for brightness, it is rated at 15400 lux at 1m (at 5500K). It is a bright little light, but I don’t believe that is that bright. It’s big brother the Weeylite 400 is a 150W light rated at 16700 lux at 1M, but the Weeylite is only 60W, and to my eyes, it wasn’t nearly as bright. I wouldn’t expect it to be that bright, but I need to do some more testing. This light certainly packs a punch for its size, but I don’t believe that it is nearly as a bright as the Weeylite 400. Regardless, I love the high CRI of 95+ on this light which gives great color reproduction. It looks really good!
I’ve purchased many lights in the last few months as I’ve been outfitting my studio and I’m impressed with the quality and value Weeylite has to offer. I was shocked in the best way how great the battery mounting system is and how bright this thing gets for its size. To me, this is a big innovation relative to the other options out there - a high quality, high brightness COB light in a tiny package. The wide color temperature range feature gives me the flexibility to dial things in depending on what I need for the shot. In summary, I really appreciate the quality, brightness, and portability of this light. I see myself using it a lot and love how convenient it is! I highly recommend!
Size: Ninja 200 Kit-60WVerified Purchase
Incredible little bright light. High quality in a tiny package!
Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2021
Wow - this light surprised me, in a very good way! As I’ve been buying lights for my studio, I’m moving towards some more specialized tools for size, convenience, and portability. I already have the Weeylite Ninja 400and several lights from GVM and each has their strengths and function in my kits/setups. I loved the form factor, brightness, and elegance of my Weelite Ninja 400, so I was excited to buy his younger brother, the Ninja 200 for my portable needs.Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2021
Starting with construction, I’m loving the robust, high quality construction of the Weeylite Ninja series. The Ninja 400 is a tough, solidly built light that confidently handled a large 60” Neewer soft box. The Ninja 200 feels equally confident with its included softbox, though admittedly, it isn’t nearly as big. On that subject, the mount is a mini-Bowens mount, not a full/standard Bowens mount. That’s not a problem as the included VP-45 softbox works well enough for my on-the go needs. It’s a great little softbox with two layers of diffusion and is quick and easy to assemble (unlike my big Neewer 60”). The supports lock in place and release with a button on the back. A reflector dish is also included in the same mini mount.
I like that the controller is built into the back of the light, so I don’t need to worry about an extra piece dangling. Likewise, the brick for the AC/DC adapter is located at the wall, so just a thin cable runs to light when plugged in. It even includes different prongs to fit various international power receptacles. I don’t need to worry about a dangling controller and big power brick between the light and the wall, making the setup much more streamlined.
But that’s not the best part - this light can be run completely by battery power! This single feature sold me on this light more than any other. Included with the light are two NP-F970 batteries and a mount plate that attaches to the side of the light. The plate features a small bright display that shows battery levels and a DC output to connect to the light directly. It also has a switch for in/out, meaning that you can change from charging the batteries to discharging for the light to use. The plate has a USB-C port for charging, but it cannot charge while the batteries are powering the light. Also, the plate does not indicate when the batteries are charging, the percentage just slowly goes up, so don’t be surprised to see no indication when you connect a charger. I only tested charging via USB-C, but you may be able to charge through the DC port. The batteries themselves are high quality and high capacity. They have integrated power meters so you can see with a push of a button how much power is remaining. You can charge the batteries through the plate, like I previously described (or your own charger), but each battery also has a USB-C port for another method of charging. I can’t tell you how pleased I am with this setup. This compact setup that does not need to be tethered to a wall (and the included carrying case) makes this an easy light to use for location shoots. One quirk I found was that the batteries continue to power the status screen and will discharge while the light is off, you’ll want to pop them out of the plate when not in use. I should mention that you can also use the included handle to make this a hand-held mobile video light.
The controller on the light is simple and easy to use. It has a power slide switch, one knob and a mode button. Pushing on the dial toggles between changing the intensity and color temperature. The mode button toggles between the constant on (standard) mode and special effects. You also use the mode button to modify the channel/group and enter the setting menu. In settings, you can switch the fan on/off and update the firmware via the USB-C connection. Note that the USB-C connector on the light cannot power the light, it is just for the firmware upgrade. The built-in display is bright and clearly indicates intensity percentage, color temp in Kelvin, group, channel and any special effects. There are 6 groups and 19 channels available. Intensity can be controlled from 1-100% color temperature can be controlled from 2800-8200K (!) in 100 Kelvin increments. That’s a really wide range of color temperatures - nearly as wide as the Ninja 400 (2500-8500K).
You can also control the light with the included remote or an app (iOS and Android) over Wifi. Like with other light apps, the app is installed app directly from an APK rather than through a certified app store. I always am a little nervous about that, but I didn’t have any issues. The app is extremely simple and easy to use. It pairs instantly and works well: you can control brightness, color temp, and group/channel. If I had a bigger studio, I’m sure I’d use the app more, but for me, the controller is the easiest to use. Now that I have a couple Ninjas, I may end up using this more frequently because it is quite convenient.
While the Ninja 200 does have a fan for cooling, I found it to be very quiet. Even when I was very close at full power, I didn't pick up and sound when I recorded my videos. Unlike the Ninja 400, the fan can be disabled. I imagine that it has a shut-off in high heat situations, but I never made it to the point that it turned itself off.
As for brightness, it is rated at 15400 lux at 1m (at 5500K). It is a bright little light, but I don’t believe that is that bright. It’s big brother the Weeylite 400 is a 150W light rated at 16700 lux at 1M, but the Weeylite is only 60W, and to my eyes, it wasn’t nearly as bright. I wouldn’t expect it to be that bright, but I need to do some more testing. This light certainly packs a punch for its size, but I don’t believe that it is nearly as a bright as the Weeylite 400. Regardless, I love the high CRI of 95+ on this light which gives great color reproduction. It looks really good!
I’ve purchased many lights in the last few months as I’ve been outfitting my studio and I’m impressed with the quality and value Weeylite has to offer. I was shocked in the best way how great the battery mounting system is and how bright this thing gets for its size. To me, this is a big innovation relative to the other options out there - a high quality, high brightness COB light in a tiny package. The wide color temperature range feature gives me the flexibility to dial things in depending on what I need for the shot. In summary, I really appreciate the quality, brightness, and portability of this light. I see myself using it a lot and love how convenient it is! I highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2021
Size: Ninja 200 Kit-60WVerified Purchase
This is Going to be a comprehensive Review from a Working professional's Standpoint.
Here's my take on this light kit.
This light is very Bright!! even at 1% with the softbox on it. it has a very small form factor similar to the forza 60 and the fan is whisper quiet compared to some of my other Lights with plenty of output to boast. it has a nice cct range of 2800k-8500k with 5600k being right in the middle. for some reason 6400k is actually brighter than the 5600k setting. this light has a no fan mode as well. It has a Mode Button to switch between CCT Mode and Effects Mode. it has 12 Built -in Effects you can control Via the app and the back of the light including campfire and camera flash modes. it also comes with an included remote to control the light. it comes with 2 NPF-970 batteries with USB-C ports for charging (cables included) and a battery level indicator on the batteries and battery mount as well. I really like the design of the battery mount as it screws directly to the side of the light( haven't seen this design from any other company) however there is one potential flaw with this design, the battery release button sits between the two batteries and can be a bit awkward to reach when you need to remove the battery (especially if you have larger hands). this kit also includes a pistol grip style handle for hand holding the light kit when you need to be mobile. Now on to the softbox, it's not a traditional size bowen's softbox it's a proprietary mini mount from weeylite so it will only fit this light. if you want to use larger modifiers or traditional bowens accessories you will have to wait until weeylite releases their own adapter ( I can confirm the forza 60 adapter will fit this light but it will NOT Lock). the softbox includes 2 layers of diffusion that seem to diffuse the light well although i wish they would've included a honeycomb grid to give you more control over the spill of light. its a quick open softbox that you just pull the rods up and they snap into place, seems fairly rigid although there's a design flaw in this softbox as well (see Video) theres a locking knob that protrudes out very far on the back of the softbox so when attaching it to the light make sure the knob is facing the bottom of the light or it will hit against the light itself and won't lock so keep that in mind. the included hyper reflector works just as it should with no hotspot in the Middle and the included carry case is sturdy and should hold up to general travel use. Overall I think this is a Great Kit for the money and there isn't another that gives you this much features and accessories in this price range. I would highly recommend this as your first light or to complement the kit you already have.
Here's my take on this light kit.
This light is very Bright!! even at 1% with the softbox on it. it has a very small form factor similar to the forza 60 and the fan is whisper quiet compared to some of my other Lights with plenty of output to boast. it has a nice cct range of 2800k-8500k with 5600k being right in the middle. for some reason 6400k is actually brighter than the 5600k setting. this light has a no fan mode as well. It has a Mode Button to switch between CCT Mode and Effects Mode. it has 12 Built -in Effects you can control Via the app and the back of the light including campfire and camera flash modes. it also comes with an included remote to control the light. it comes with 2 NPF-970 batteries with USB-C ports for charging (cables included) and a battery level indicator on the batteries and battery mount as well. I really like the design of the battery mount as it screws directly to the side of the light( haven't seen this design from any other company) however there is one potential flaw with this design, the battery release button sits between the two batteries and can be a bit awkward to reach when you need to remove the battery (especially if you have larger hands). this kit also includes a pistol grip style handle for hand holding the light kit when you need to be mobile. Now on to the softbox, it's not a traditional size bowen's softbox it's a proprietary mini mount from weeylite so it will only fit this light. if you want to use larger modifiers or traditional bowens accessories you will have to wait until weeylite releases their own adapter ( I can confirm the forza 60 adapter will fit this light but it will NOT Lock). the softbox includes 2 layers of diffusion that seem to diffuse the light well although i wish they would've included a honeycomb grid to give you more control over the spill of light. its a quick open softbox that you just pull the rods up and they snap into place, seems fairly rigid although there's a design flaw in this softbox as well (see Video) theres a locking knob that protrudes out very far on the back of the softbox so when attaching it to the light make sure the knob is facing the bottom of the light or it will hit against the light itself and won't lock so keep that in mind. the included hyper reflector works just as it should with no hotspot in the Middle and the included carry case is sturdy and should hold up to general travel use. Overall I think this is a Great Kit for the money and there isn't another that gives you this much features and accessories in this price range. I would highly recommend this as your first light or to complement the kit you already have.
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