Got it to use in my home music room, because I wanted something to use late night. Light has two brightness settings and I found I like using it in the day on bright, as well. Really lights up the music stand.Directions aren't that clear, but the wall charger has the charge light, not the unit. Red when it's charging, Green when fully charge. There's a warning in directions to not turn on light when charging, otherwise charger might overheat. I found that it seems to be fine if you let it fully charge, then turn light on while charger plug in. So no need to unplug wall charger. If using in a bedroom, the charge light is BRIGHT, so it would be distracting to leave wall charger plug in when sleeping.

Got it in a jam for a college project, and it was really nice for the price. Definitely would recommend for anyone interested, even as just a backup mic.

This is a really cool and helpful thermostat, when you walk by it shows you the temp it’s at, you can control it with Alexa and your phone which is really helpful if you don’t wanna get up. I really recommend you these. It’s worth the price.

I really like the smart watch and the size of it for my tiny wrists (I got the mini version). I love all the different watch faces that you can put on it. I also think the Alexa enabled feature is quite handy. I have an iPhone and it does buzz when I am having an incoming phone call I haven’t figured out how to see the text messages I get on it yet though I do love TOZO products and that they have wonderful customer service.

These are awesome lights. They charged quite quickly. Install is a breeze. I ordered 4 more. The remote is nice too. Glad I can discontinue buying batteries for my old ones. These can use batteries, but why? The motion part i am unfamiliar with since I use the remote.

just take it easy when you work with the lighting stripI just clean the wall before I attached the lighting strip, it's really good adhesive.

Great stand, phone grip is perfect and secures to stand good and tight.

If you want to start a holy war among photographers, just bring up the topic of light modifiers and then watch the fray unfold. Everyone has their favorites and some are very passionate. Purists will always be here to remind us that nothing matches the light from a high-powered strobe in a 7-foot flash umbrella. Having lived the tragic comedies that result from carrying softboxes and umbrellas outdoors to grab portraits, only to see them fall over in slight breezes (sandbags be damned!), I can attest that it's very often not practical to have studio style lighting on location and especially outdoors when you have no assistant. If you're posing people for a planned shoot, with sufficient time, and everyone is in the mindset to get great results, then yes bring your real studio gear and get stunning results. But if you're on location, trying to get the best pictures you can, of people who don't want to wait for you to unfold a wagon's worth of gear, these little modifiers are great!They go onto the flash head easily and stay fairly secure, although I have taken to using a thick rubber band for extra tension. For fill light when shooting portraits or candid shots at reasonably close distances, they work extremely well. In a studio as your primary or only light? Not so much, but that's not a function of the product so much as the small size -- any diffuser this small will under-perform in a studio. But for keeping your flash mounted to the hotshoe, you can't get much bigger than this before you're interfering with your own lens.If you want to, you can detach the light and hold it off to the side, or have an assistant (or innocent bystander!) hold it for you and still get good results. If you're going through the trouble of setting up any sort of light stand for off-camera work, then you're probably prepared and I'd recommend having a larger (24" maybe) beauty dish or some other small modifier handy.In summary, when it comes to modifiers for on-camera speed lights, there's really not that much you can do! You can spend big bucks on magnetic systems and futuristic looking translucent bulbs, or you can just buy these cheap things and get pretty much the same result. Tiny nuances pale in comparison to the benefits of simply moving your flash off to the side and sticking it into a beauty dish anyways.