INKEE Gold Crow 60W Photographic LED Video Light CRI 95+, with Built-in 142Wh Battery - Portable Studio Video Light, Bi-Color 2700-6500K 100W Power I/O Monolight

The media could not be loaded. Amazing little bit light with lots of power and diversity..I travel a lot and I need someone that doesn't totally rely on giant v-mount batteries. The portability and diverse capabilities makes it awesome for travel.. although the light focus is small it can be placed in soft boxes to spread the light.. also could be bounced off of ceilings or various white foam to create nice spread light. I'll be using this for video and photos projects while on the road I'll be going to a film festival soon in New York that my film is in.. I'll be bringing that with me because I plan on interviewing people that watch my film. Great compact little light with big power.. actually plan on getting a second one here soon. Great addition to my kit. It has more portability been anything in my lighting kit. The handle that comes with it is absolutely wonderful for gripping and to add accessories to if need be. The light reflector is a perfect size to focus the light especially if you need to bounce it off of something to make it a wider Even spread like a reflector. The remote is an awesome bonus! Love the fact that they added a travel plug. Very good job on this one.

Ordered one and it wouldnt' take a charge so they sent me another one that also will not take a charge or turn on. Tried multiple power adapters, cables, and even different outlets in the house. Product instruction manual is basic and vague and offers no support should the unit not work and amazon support only offers replacement until that seemingly still don't work. So both are going back. Oh well... I was excited about this. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The media could not be loaded. Lightweight, durable, powerful, powerbank, bowens mounts, high cri. Great all around!

The light is surprisingly bright and well built. The bi color feature is super handy being able to change from daylight to tungsten color temperatures. Love the fact you can attach bowens mount fixtures to it for a hanheld soft option. It has 1/4 inch threads all around the light so you can attach accessories and the handle as you want. The handle by the way is great and is angle adjustable with the push of a button. It also has lots of attachment points and can be mounted to a stand. It came with a 100 watt usb c charger which is incredible as it can fast charge a ton of other things inckuding some laptops. It also comes with a wifi remote to change brightness, color and turn on or off. The light can alsp be controlled with a phone app which is amazing at this price and could help with usabililty. The only gripes i have is while the mount with the reflector is locked solid it does have a slight wobble that makes a bit of noise if you shake it. The other negative is that its a bit confusing to change settings on the light as ita all controlled on the rear wheel, no physical buttons. Once you get used to it though its not too bad. Overall, recommend it. Lots of punch for a rechargeable battery bi color led.

The INKEE Gold Crow GC60x5 comes with a 100W fast wall charger and USB-C cable allowing fast-charging up to 100W. A remote control comes with the light and also a mini reflector and a handle that can be attached to a light stand or just being used as a grip handle, another portability feature. The carrying bag is just a fabric bag.Color temp settings range from 2700 to 6500k -- light output can be set from 0% to 100% in 1% steps or 10% quick steps. Default mode is continuous light but there are 5 other modes light flash mode, SOS mode, lightning mode, Bad TV, BAD Bulb mode.All settings including on/off can be done with a multi-purpose control ring -- no buttons. Initially I needed to get used to that but once you get the hang of it, it is pretty cool and easy.The light intensity with ca. 2500 Lux (assumption is that it is measured at 1m distance for an area of 1 sq. meter, but it is not mentioned in the description as far as I found at the time of writing this review) is what you get from this 60W LED COB light; due to its small form factor it has a rather narrow beam angle.I think this light needs to be seen in its preferred use scenario, which is mobile use, e.g., outdoors or travel on-location scenarios. It is compact in size and with a little over 2 pounds relatively light and easy to carry. A certain water resistance is another feature of the light, which I have not tested.Other use ideas are e.g., use as a spotlight or for close-up studio photography / video. An integrated Bowens mount can be used for standard diffusers (with Bowens mount) and makes the light quite versatile. Or just use a transparent reflector to soften the light output. All that allows actually to use it for product photography / video or for interviews, portraits, etc. -- also, in a small studio with not much space a smaller light without cables can be a very positive factor.The CRI 95+ / TLCI 96+ level is a good acceptable value and what has to be expected for a light in that price range.The cooling fan is very quiet -- with 100% output and ambient studio temps of 75 degrees the light warmed up to 65 degrees within 10 minutes of use. After 40 minutes I had 75% power left, the temp remained steady at 66-67 degrees. After 70 minutes I reached about 52% battery capacity, still at 66 degree working temperature. I could get a little over 2 hours out of the light, that is very pleasing.I like the fact that the light's display shows an estimate value of remaining runtime at the given power level. It seemed quite accurate to me.The light performed very well for the entire time span, no issues.Well, the battery driven little light comes at a price that fits this 60W market category -- it really depends on the usage scenarios and what advantages someone can draw from that versatile, compact light. You do not get a high Lux output as with larger studio lights in that price range, but you'll get great portability and the versatile easy use especially for on-location and small setups.

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