NEEWER Advanced 2.4G 1904 LED Video Light, Dimmable Bi-Color LED Panel with LCD Screen, Barndoor and U-Bracket and 2.4G Wireless Remote for Portrait Product Photography, Studio Video Shooting

Bright light in a sturdy, but light weight unit. Just what we needed to improve our livestream.

Easily my favorite new addition to my lighting kit. The led panel is large but not too heavy which, for me, is a positive since the size helps spread the light over a larger area and makes it easy to soften. The color temperature controls seems accurate and precise, making it easy to match this light to what you may already own. I also love that it can easily run off batteries with a v mount or using NPF batteries with a v mount adapter. Overall it’s a super flexible led panel especially at this price point.

I was pleasantly surprised by the size of the light board. It gives a nice wall of light but the way it’s made you can only use it in a horizontal position. I’m going to need to buy an adapter if it was to turn the light board vertically.

I used 3 of these to light a backyard concert, green screens and a few other things. These lights are phenomenal! They are color correct and at 100% are extremely bright. These may not have the Kino name, but they accomplish the task.

I am so happy with the bicolor. It makes all the difference for me because of my skin tone. The remote control is very handy especially when setting up solo.

If you are considering purchasing the Neewer Advanced SNL1920 panel, I would like to share my experience and warn you about the issues I encountered. Despite its advertised features, such as a high Color Rendering Index (CRI 96+), this panel performed poorly in critical areas. Main Issue: Green Tint This supposedly professional panel produces a noticeable green tint during use. This makes it unsuitable for photo and video work where accurate color rendering is essential. I verified this issue using professional equipment for measuring light spectrum, and the problem was confirmed. Conclusion If you are looking for lighting for quality photo or video work, I recommend considering alternative brands such as Aputure, Godox, or Nanlite, which provide stable color rendering and live up to their advertised features. The Neewer Advanced SNL1920 may be suitable for casual, non-professional tasks, but it is absolutely unfit for professional shooting. My advice: do not waste your money on this panel. It is better to invest in equipment that will not let you down when it matters most.

It's crazy bright, a welcomed addition to my art studio.

Outer looks good nicely fit on the light stand or hangs. The overall price should be less than $149. I liked it, but I felt that I paid $50 extra for this product.

Comparing the two more powerful LED panels, the 1320 LED vs the 1920 LED (1904 is a typo on Amazon's part I think or Neweer sent them the wrong info cuz this lights is 1920) 1320 -less bright (obviously) -cheap travel case, no padding, very flimsy -very flexible, the ball head attachment lets you swivel the light in any position, vertical, horizontal, downward etc. -more solid mount/connection on the pin/light stand -diffusion board slides in and out really smoothly 1920 -bright! at 4400 when both colours are utilized it's very bright -good case, inner padding -not flexible in terms of mounting/positioning....the attachment makes it so that you can't really position the light with much flexibility, you can barely angle it down without the bottom barn door hitting the frame -loose connection to the light stand, not as sturdy as the 1320, the drop in hole that fits in the pinhead on top of the light stand is much too wide. You'd think Neweer would provide a rubber loop to make up for the size difference. -the diffusion board is next to impossible to slide in and out of this light, I had to take the barn doors off just to slide it out. Very annoying. All in all, the 1320 is a way better light in every possible way except for brightness.....which is paramount, so it's a big trade, more light vs. more or less flexibility -