I've been looking for something like this since 2020 during Covid and we were all on lockdown.. The lighting is adjustable and bright enough so that the zoom calls I have at work are not so dark. Very Professional lighting

This super bright led light kit is pretty awesome. Not only do you get 2 lights (with high rising stands), but the remote control makes using these lights super easy. My favorite part is that both lights can be controlled with the same remote. When both lights are on the same group letter, you can change the brightness & color temperature at the same time in unison. Also, when the lights are on that same group letter, adjusting one light (Using the dial on the back of the light) changes the other light as well. Now, don't let me confuse you, they can each be set to different brightnesses & color temperatures.

While the kit does come with a storage bag (with shoulder strap), the bag itself is a little on the heavy size. That weight is probably due to the heavy duty padding on all sides. With everything inside the bag, there is still a lot of room available for other items.

If you look at my picture, you see that these lights are roughly the same size as a sheet of paper. The height of the white area, is the same height as the sheet of paper, but the width is larger.

The adjustable stands can also be used independently as they each have a 1/4" screw head at the top, so you can attach a camera or camera mount to them

I look forward to using these super bright and lightweight lights.

Absolutely love my light set up

Basic 3-point lighting setup to better frame the face for Zoom calls, etc. My wish is to use these as two of the three lights required ; the key light and fill light. (see pic). This requires one of these lights to be at a different intensity. I can manually control the groups on the back panels, but with the remote control I have no luck. All lights will be at same brightness. I tried putting one on a different channel. This works, except now I can only turn off one light (using the remote). The instruction manual is in broken english and very sparse. Very frustrating. The only option I see is to buy a second remote. One for each light.

I can live with the remote depleting the battery at a furious pace.

UPDATE: I figured it out. Set each individual light to the same channel (so they can be turned on/off at once). BUT then set each light you want to have a different characteristic (brigthness, etc.) to a different group (on the back of each panel). Changing my score to 5. With that said, the manual needs to be better and the battery life is still bad. I make it a point to turn on the lights and then keep the remote off. Doing it like this certainly extends the battery life.

Light kit is very solid. Easy to set up and go right out of the box. Has completely changed my game with Zoom meetings (and I do a LOT of them). Tripods are good, but not what I would call heavy-duty. They work, but I don't know how much continued open/close stress they can take. I plan to leave them set up for a long time just as they are. Lights are very clean and the color temp range and brightness range are both excellent for this purpose. I don't believe I'd really consider these "professional," but certainly they are much more than just "adequate" for our current work-from-home needs. Absolutely!

Only real problem I've had is the functionality of the remote and the responsiveness of the lights. I've had the kit for a few weeks, and OFTEN I find one or both of the lights magically come on by themselves. Happens at completely random times. I suppose I could turn on the hard switches on the back of each light, but I would think that "off" means "off" when I click "off" on the remote. Not always the case, strangely. I've even held the remotes' power button to turn the remote off. Same thing happens. Not always, but at least once in a 24-hour period one of the lights will engage. Dog doesn't like that very much.

So, really solid kit for the at-home worker. I wouldn't use them if I was a pro photographer/videographer. I'd buy them again, though.