NEEWER Dimmable 5600K USB LED Video Light 2-Pack with Adjustable Tripod Stand and Color Filters for Tabletop/Low-Angle Shooting, Zoom/Video Conference Lighting/Game Streaming/YouTube Video Photography

10-17-20I tried to take pictures of as much as I can since these lights did not have very many reviews.The box the lights are packaged in was small but everything was neatly organized and properly packaged with protection.After removing the lights, I found a small cosmetic imperfection, a dimple in the controls for one light.Underneath the lights were spare colored lenses, tripods and mounts.The lights came with white diffuser lenses installed. The lenses simply slide up and out making it very easy to change.Lenses included were white, red, blue and yellow. The lenses themselves had plastic protectors attached.When plugged in and testing, the light output is blinding at max strength. Would be good for lighting up a whole room. At minimum brightness, it's enough extra light to help your webcam have a better view of you (which is what I bought these for) without blinding you.Each light has its own USB power cord which is permanently attached, meaning you'll need two open usb ports to use them both.The adjustments are easy to tighten/loosen, everything fit together smoothly and stays in place once set. No issues with lights sagging when angled downward.Overall, for the price these lights seem like a great buy. I can't comment on the durability of the components or quality of the leds used, but I will be sure to update my review if I start having leds burn out or of any failures I come across.

I'm using the lights for video calls for work. They are great. Work much better than those circular diffusers in terms of light quality and usability. I actually only need one, because its bright enough, but we'll see come Winter maybe I'll use the 2nd one. Only complaint is that the whole light with the stand is pretty light, so not the most study thing, but perfect for my use as it just sits behind my laptop. Light is diffuse enough that it's not blinding, and the adjustable stand lets you lower and raise the height and angles so you can get it just right. I really like how adjustable and practical the tripod is. Simple and to the point. Overall, very pleased with the purchase- just what I needed.

The lights are... as advertised. USB powered. Bright but dimmable. Tint is slightly on the cool side of neutral. Beyond that, the price shows. They're very light; the housing is made of thin, weak plastic. The threaded insert for the tripod came loose on one of mine after very little use. The filters act more like suggestions than proper filters; they do tint the light but the result is not as pure and vibrant as with professional filters. The tripods are basic but adequate and the legs are reversible (if you remove the light) for compact storage.

I've used these lights for about 5 hrs per week on average over the past 6 months for my reselling business. For the price, they are amazing. The swivels and locks for positioning/rotating the lights are cheap plastic and don't function very well, but they haven't broken yet, so I'm impressed. Brightness is fairly good if the object you're trying to illuminate is within 4 or so feet of the lights. Overall, 8.5/10. I would recommend these to anyone who needs a cheap beginner lighting setup. Hope this helps someone.

Update to review after messing with these lights: I like them, but they’re almost an inconvenience because of the power they need via USB port. Each light needs 5watts or 2amps of power, most USB adapters that have multiple USB ports share their wattage. So if it’s a 3amp plug with 2 ports it’s 1.5amp per port. I don’t have much plug space to spare so I decided I needed to buy a surge protector extension cord with multiple ports, most of them also share wattage between USB ports if they’re included. So I had to go out and buy a specialty port for these lights that also accommodated everything else I needed plugged into my desk and it’s been a bit frustrating. I had to buy a 10amp multi USB port because I didn’t want to have to go out and buy multiple adapter blocks for these lights, the other usb items I had plugged in, and then also a surge protector extension cord.Okay so, these lights are pretty dope and extremely bright. Overall I like them. I needed some lighting to light up my desk as I record my work progress for my small business but since I work on a glass surface on my desk, my current light I have directly above my work surface reflects really bad over my work. So I needed something that I could set to the side of my desk that would still light things up without being close to the glass and causing a weird reflection. My surface behind the glass is black so a big white light reflecting on it is pretty stark. My main con with these lights is that there is no warm tone/warm&cool combined setting. They are superrrr cool toned LEDs. Originally when I bought them I thought the colored films that came with them would have a peach tone film(or wouldn’t be as potent of a color as they are) to make a false warm tone, but alas they did not. The films are very handy for needing colored light without buying rgb lighting. You can overlap them to make secondary colors as well like I showed with the red and yellow. You need to have the white diffuser cover with the films or else the led lights are very obvious through the films like in my last picture. The only issue with this is with the plastic cover and two films it’s a little tight fitting all three in. The cord for the light is pretty decently long which could be a pro or a con depending on who you are and how much space you have to bundle cords in. All photos are in full brightness but the lowest setting is pretty low too if you need light but not blinding light. The little extendo arm is helpful too, adds about an extra four inches to the height. The films show finger smudges so try not to touch them with semi dirty or oily hands (like moisturized hands) or have lint free wipes close by if smudges bother you.First photo: just the clear diffuser coverSecond photo: diffuser and yellow filmThird photo: diffuser, red film, and yellow filmFourth photo: diffuser and blue filmFifth photo: red film no diffuser