AMBITFUL 2pcs GC12 12W 2700K-6500K BI-Color Stable Handheld LED Light,CRI 95+, Built-in 18.5Wh Lithium Battery for outdoor shooting inflatable ball light

These lights are so nice to have! These are easy to take with you anywhere, you don't really need the pump, so these can be very compact as they can be folded up. Very bright for the form factor, the batteries last a long time too. I think that it's hard to beat the value that these lights offer you, very portable and decently bright.One thing I do have to say though, although you don't need to use the pump to blow it up, I do recommend using it as if you're blowing it up like a balloon, there's a chance that moisture can linger in there, and me personally, it's a risk that I'm not really willing to take.

These are about 3/4 the size compared to other inflatable light bars that I've tried. They also sport 3 magnets (2 at the base end and 1 near the top) instead of only 2. I mention this because the other light bars being slightly larger with only 2 magnets doesn't always hold. These I can say most certainly will.I have grown to like battery status displays that read input/output voltage like these do. They are so handy for when you're camping and need to know how bright you can have your light for how long. Amazing! They can be fine tuned from 1% all the way up to 100% and also have presets for 0, 25, 50, 75 and 100. I'm glad I picked these up and am happy with the 2700-6500k range even though there is no RGB function.The pump is the only thing I can't stand. It's of a nice size with attachments to fit your needs... but the noise level is insane. It's also easy to accidentally activate it as it only requires a single press of the power button. If it were half as loud, I would find good use for it. The good thing... you don't need it to blow these lights up. It only takes 1-2 breaths.

The media could not be loaded. Amazing Innovation Portability UtilityComes with two inflatable stick lights, an air pump with several attachments, small carry bags for each, a USB-C to USB-A charging cable for each, instructions for the light, and instructions for the pump (which are only in Chinese but not critical).The air pump has several attachments but only one seemed to fit the light so I suspect this is a multi-use pump. The pump is loud but it inflates the light in about 5 seconds. It's not necessary as I was able to inflate the light in just a couple of breaths.The lights seem moderately durable but I'd be careful to avoid puncturing them during use. The magnets on the back are quite strong and will hold to any metal object such as the inside of a car. They're waterproof and the USB charging port has an attached rubber cover so these are great for shoots in the rain. There are no hardware mounting points but there is a plastic loop at one end as well as across the back if you want to hang it to something.The color information screen is very easy to read and has a lot of useful information. Besides the luminance level and color temperature, which goes from 2700k to 6500k, it not only shows the percentage charge remaining but also the remaining runtime in minutes. That's so incredibly useful on shoots when trying to avoid the lights dying during a scene. Since it offers the usual array of effects modes changed by double clicking the power soft button, it displays that as well. A one-second press of the power button turns it on or off respectively.Otherwise, quick presses of the power button will change luminance in 25 percent increments. The info screen also shows i/o wattage, voltage, and current as well as battery voltage. This is useful during charging but I do wonder if battery voltage implies possible continued use with a power bank although I did not test that.There's also a version number but no mention of any kind of firmware updating. Mine shows as V1.38. Going to the website shows 1.3.12 firmware for Windows or Mac. I installed it on my Mac avoiding a macOS warning and started it. It wants to detect a device (the light?) and also offers a local or online update but no explanation of how to do any of this. There is also an iOS and Android app for the Gold Crow lights so perhaps that might allow for a firmware update from the app. I'll investigate this.In addition to the soft power button, there are separate plus and minus buttons for luminance or Kelvin (color temperature).This is truly a great pair of lights as you get two for a very good price. They're great where lightweight portability is critical and especially good for outdoor work although certainly can be used indoors as well where flexible mounting is important. These are so light that there's no question they'll come with me everywhere as an easy-to-implement utility light.

I don't quite know what I was expecting when I ordered these but the lights I received are absolutely excellent for the price. It doesn't get super bright but the light it produces is decently defused and holds a charge for a good amount of time. I'm impressed with the build quality considering its inflatable. The plastic is rather thin but it includes a patch kit that should keep any deflation issues at bay. It'll also work deflated although the instructions say not to do this due to heat buildup. I love that it comes with the appropriately named "Tiny air pump" that is indeed quite tiny. The pump is ultra-compact and has a wee battery to top this thing off. I had to laugh because it only takes about three breaths of air to pump it up manually, i seriously doubt i'll ever use the pump but its a nice inclusion for the blow-challenged. The thing that really took me by surprise are the magnets! They are quite strong and will let it stick to things that are barely magnetic. The lights are so light that one could very well just use double sided tape to stick it to something. I could see this being an issue if you plan on shooting on windy days but i think this makes for a fantastic backup light. The fact that it folds up flat makes it practically worth its weight in gold for my kit. I was also pleasantly surprised when i noticed that they included two lights instead of one. This may have been a mistake by the shipper but I think it's worth mentioning. All in all, I will absolutely recommend this to any photographers I know as its nearly a perfect backup light or even a main if your shooting indoors. I should also mention that its digital display is fantastic and lowers the light by very tiny increments. It also appears to be waterproof since the body is plastic and the USB-C port is very well protected by a rubber stopper. I'll be using these extensively and will update this review if i have any issues. So far so good!