Was pleasantly surprised. Color is nice, remote works great and easy to navigate through the different light levels.

This is the second of these ring lights that I purchase. I love that it is small and very light -no pun intended- and portable so I can take it with me everywhere I go. The brightness levels and different temperature settings are just perfect for video conferencing -or video chatting with your pals while looking fabulous- and it can be plugged directly into the AC with a USB adaptor (not included) or if you are not near an outlet you can use a portable external battery; I use it a lot with the one I have for my phone (you can see it in the photos), so video recording/conferencing on the go with my iPhone and this ring light, set on its nice little tripod (pictured) and my battery pack turns out great every time!I have posted a photo I took in the night in which, the only light source is this ring. I really recommend it!My sister's bday is next month and I may purchase another one for her, then.

The light is awesome! I love flipping through the lighting options. It was easy to put together and with the slim frame and base it can be put just about anywhere in the room. The lights are bright but can be dimmed for nighttime. This would be awesome for a child's nighttime light if they are scared of the dark.

We love this light! We love all the colors we can choose with it. We put ours on the floor for up lighting so that when on zoom calls, it gives it some depth and some background light. Was slightly confusing to put together although we figured it out in the end.

Exactly what I wanted. I’ve seen these for years at like $200 or more. And finally I found this affordable one. Definitely creates a nice ambiance in my home.

Smart design. Variable color temperature is a huge benefit — I like a “warmer” image the most LED lights can provide. Variable brightness is essential, too. If installed at the recommended distance (atop my laptop screen), the Lume Cube is so bright it can overload a light-sensitive camera unless you dial back the brightness a lot. (On the plus side, lower brightness = longer battery life). The snap-on diffuser is essential, too, to reduce hot spots and give a more flattering image during close-ups. The light is bright enough to work from several feet away, if need be. My only criticism is that the Luma Cube emulates a single-point light source, which is less flattering than more omni-directional lighting (e.g. a halo light). I’m tempted to buy a second Luma Cube, to mount on a standalone mini-tripod, so I could have both a key light and a fill light. The suction cup mount has worked great so far, but I haven’t tried to un-mount and re-mount it multiple times, so I can’t say how well it would continue to hold under those conditions. I felt I got my money’s worth.

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 This light wand is well-built and super easy to use! Definitely has some weight to it, so you’re not gonna wanna be holding this with one hand above your head or anything for very long☺️ but feels quality built, the button and dial for adjusting settings, feels nice and solid. It’s really easy to adjust the settings, whether that be color temperature, brightness, color, saturation, etc.It’s really nice having the built in batteries which makes it really versatile for using on set or out and about on location. Works well for a walk and talks and for lighting interiors. Has a single 1/4 20 mount on the bottom which can be used for mounting to a small tripod or like I’ve done, adding a little spigot onto the end so the light can be attached to a C stand.All in all, great light and excited to have this as part of my kit!

Very impressed with this telescope. First and foremost, it is so light and easy to move. Very portable, which is a huge perk since I have to travel a good distance to escape my city's light pollution. Also, given how light and easy it is to move, I'm more likely to grab it real quick to check out the night sky. And I'm very satisfied with the power of the telescope. It goes toe to toe with my much larger reflector telescopes, without the inverted image!It was very easy to put together, didn't take much effort at all. Seems really sturdy and I enjoy how it operates. You unlock the vertical axis with a dial and rotate the scope to your position. Once you have your position, you can lock the vertical axis to avoid losing your place in the sky. Really handy when you are tracking objects.The camera mount works well, but with the type of eye piece it has, it almost works just as well by holding my phone up to it.I got the table top version, but kind of intrigued with the tripod version. I'm fortunate to have a sturdy table to use when I'm outside, but I could see the advantage of having the tripod when travelling to different spots.And lastly, it's kind of neat that you can pull away the side. It's really cool to open the side hatch to show off the interior and explain it to kids on how the telescope works.