INKEE GC20 20W Handheld LED Tube Light 35.4"/90cm, Bi-Color Inflatable TPU Video Lighting, 2700K-6500K CRI 95+, 2M Type-C Charging,Portable Inflatable Ball Photography Lighting for Video Recording

This little light is awesome. I wasn't sure what to expect with the inflatable design, but it works great. Super lightweight, and the light quality is fantastic. The color temp adjustments are smooth, and the built-in battery is a lifesaver. Perfect for quick video shoots or adding fill light to photos. Definitely worth the money!

Great light at a great price. Very recommended

makes you want to start creating right away. It would be awesome if they were wireless. I recommend.

These things are incredible versatile, and surprisingly powerful. I bought more after the first batch I ordered proved useful. Having a built-in battery is also a nice touch.

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This unique design LED tube works great! easy to carry around and it's waterproof too :)I didn't have much expectations for this product at beginning, but I thought it will be handy to carry-around on my business trip.The reality is that I fall in love with this little inflatable LED Tube :)The brightness is good enough to use on the go, super portable, easy to carry and you don't have to worry about the weather, just make sure you have fully charged because the battery life is not that great...It said 75min on full power... but, based on my experience it last about an hour... not badAlso, as long as you have a power bank, you can use the USB-C to charge while you're using the INKEE LED Tube light, so not a big deal.I also own a INKEE Gold Crow 60W LED COB light that I love too, but this one is bit heavy and big, so not ideal to carry around for the trip, instead I'm carrying this GC12 LED Tube for my business tirps now.

My interest in this light is mainly for photography, but I think it can also be used for video work or as a camping / emergency light. When it arrived, it had an 81% battery charge, so I was able to test it right out of the box. The USB charging cable is really short, and unfortunately, you’ll need your own wall charger to connect it to.At first, I wasn’t sure how to inflate it, since the air port doesn’t allow for a standard pump. But if you can blow a balloon, this will be much easier than that, and the air stays inside unless you press the button to deflate it. Perhaps you’ll want to clean the air port every now and then with some sanitizer or a wet wipe. You can also leave it deflated, but the light won’t be as diffused (and you can see the individual LED lights inside).I should have read the dimensions (23.62 inches by 4.72 inches), because I originally thought that this would be much smaller. The descriptions of “handheld” and “light wand” jumped out at me, and I imagined myself holding the light with my left hand, with my camera in my stronger right hand, for dark locations likes restaurants or for street photography at night. It’s still possible, but the size will probably attract attention in public. I would say it’s more like a mini-lightsaber than a small wand.Attached with my review are some pictures to show how well it works as the sole light source indoors at night (I shot with a Sony a7RII and Samyang 35mm f/1.8 lens at ISO 100 and wide open aperture). I found that somewhere around 3700K was a neutral color temperature that made things look true to life with my camera. The Inkee light only weighs about half a pound, so my arm holding my camera got tired more quickly. I like that I could adjust the brightness and color temperature and have the freedom to move the light around to create different effects. With a fixed light, everything has to be set up beforehand, so this light’s portability is a plus for run-and-gun situations. A brief test with video showed that this light doesn’t cause any flickering at 1/30 and higher shutter speeds.When it’s charging with the USB cable, the lights won’t turn on, so there’s no way to give it constant power in a studio. However, it’s advertised to run for 75 minutes at full brightness, and most of the time, I could take photos at 15-50% brightness with no problem. Based on this, I think I’d be able to get more than an hour and half of usage on one battery charge.The long baguette shape makes it easy to hold with one hand, but there’s also a loop to hang it up by and some magnets in the back that allow it to attach to a metal stand or surface. I tested the magnets with a mic stand, and they attached well. When deflated, you can fold the light and store it in the included storage bag. This makes it extremely convenient for packing into a camera bag.LEDs are making things simpler for photo and video work. They’re lighter, less bulky, and don’t get as hot as the older kinds of lighting equipment that I grew up with. Inkee came up with a great idea for a diffused portable light, and I’m grateful to them for allowing me to review their innovative product via the Amazon Vine Program.