Pixel G1s RGB Video Light with APP Control, Built-in 12W Rechargeable Battery LED Camera Light, 10 Common Lighting Effects, CRI≥97 2500-8500K RGB Video Light with Aluminum Alloy Body

Hey there, fellow content creators! I wanted to share my experience with the G1s RGB Video Light because I am so impressed with it. As someone who's been creating videos and photos for a while now, I've used my fair share of lighting equipment, but this one definitely stands out.First off, the customization options with the G1s RGB Video Light are incredible. It has 12 common light effects and a full spectrum of color options, so I can easily match the lighting to the mood I want to convey in my videos. Plus, with a CRI of ≥97, it produces vivid and accurate colors that really make my footage pop.But what really sold me on the G1s RGB Video Light is how convenient it is. The built-in rechargeable battery lasts a long time, so I don't have to worry about constantly replacing batteries or finding an outlet. Plus, the aluminum alloy body makes it easy to hold and transport, even when I'm on the go.When it comes to performance, the G1s RGB Video Light definitely delivers. It's incredibly bright, even on the lowest setting, and the dimming function is smooth and precise. And the built-in temperature control system keeps the light from getting too hot, which gives me peace of mind that it won't wear out too quickly.Overall, I would highly recommend the G1s RGB Video Light to any content creators out there. It's versatile, portable, and delivers excellent performance. Plus, the price point is very reasonable for such a high-quality LED camera light. So if you're in the market for a new lighting solution, definitely give the G1s RGB Video Light a try - you won't be disappointed!

To start off, I've been using lighting equipment and video cameras for about 10 years now! Im surprised how far technology has come to where this little unit can hold its own to some of my older, bigger studio lights!Right out the box, you may need to charge your unit as I did with mine (it had no juice which isn't a problem) and I charged it via USB C which took about an hour and a half to fully charge. There is a cable included in the packaging but I have plenty of these type C laying around so I used my own.The reason this product was so attractive to me is I was looking for a portable RGB light at the right price. I technically have RGB smart bulbs in the studio but they must be connected to wifi and you have to use a specific app, its a bit much! This light provides that function internally, NO APP NEEDED (thank you very much) and is compact enough that you can take it everywhere and place it anywhere thanks to the built in battery! (For size reference, if you look at the photos I provided, I am holding the unit in my hand and I would say I have an average hand size when compared to most)This light has a range of brightness settings and functions that are easy to maneuver with using the dials on the right side of it and you know exactly what settings your changing with the built it LCD screen.Anywho, I feel this light can be a part of anyone's loadout whether your strictly a photographer or you primarily do video work, or even a combination of the two. I am extremely happy with this unit and maybe be picking up another one in the near future!P.S. I swear I wasn't paid to talk good about this product, I just get excited when I get new gear and this little yet powerful unit performed above and beyond!!

I do a lot of content creation, both for on-line and for real estate - I'm a broker. In addition, I do a lot of Zoom meetings. I got one of these lights because it could do both conference lighting - cool to warm - and RGB lighting. It was so useful, I bought a second one, so I could do key light/fill light work when doing video, as well as multiple color backgrounds, special effects, etc. I like the portability because I do a lot of location video. I now carry two of these and two small tripods. I also have a tripods at my office, so I can set up a full video shoot in a few minutes anywhere I want - a great help!The other day, I realized a new use for it - desk lamp! I'm in a temporary office, and while it's nice, the lighting on my desk isn't the greatest. Normally I don't care - I do most of my work on-line, so light isn't critical. However, I do sometimes need to do things at my desk - small fixes, making notes, etc. I finally realized that I have a great desk light if I need it. I took a picture to show. I do have it plugged in to a charger, just so I don't have to charge it later. Between the color temperature and fine-control dimming, it's perfect. The picture included is with the light at 31% brighness. If I'm doing fine work, I just dial up the brightness, and it's great - shadows are soft, and light is even.For videos, it also works great. The only problem was if I was heavily backlight - like near a window on a sunny day. But I don't want to carry larger panels to overcome that. I fixed it by using two of them - still portable - and with tripods I can get closer and dial the light down, so it doesn't look overwhelming or like a spotlight, but just good even light. They also have great longevity. I've used it for a couple of hours at 50% and there's still loads of battery left.I haven't tried the cold shoe mount when I'm using my larger camera for video, but I know the light and spill - I think it should be more than adequate in that use.So all in all, it covers a lot of ground: portable studio, on-camera lighting, fill and key lighting, overcoming backlighting, special effects and background coloring if I need it, and even a desk lamp.So yeah, I'd highly recommend it. If you need to keep portable lighting that you can adapt to a lot of different situations, these are a great tool to literally have in your bag.