These things are amazing. These Neewer LED lights are replacing the soft box lights I used to use for photo shoots. Those soft boxes took me like 15 minutes to set up, putting it all together and adding all the lightbulbs and such (not to mention replacing all the bulbs if I wanted to change color temperature). This Neewer light just attaches to the light stand and it's ready — I don't even need to plug it into the wall, because I can use rechargeable batteries for it (you have to buy them separately, but omg so worth it). And the color temperature is adjustable on the fly. Such a convenient, portable, effective light. I bought two of them (as well as some colored gels) so I could have two different colors on each side of my subject.

UPDATE: Bought 3 more including one Cetus Pro with brushless motors. Teaching the neighborhood kids STEM. Really surprising for the price and size. It has an optical flow camera and a laser range finder which gives it a really stable hover. It is fun to fly. Great for a beginner. Once you get used to it, you can bump up the performance via switches. Surprisingly, I don't know how I'm able to see the image in the goggles with my extremely poor eyesight. On the downside, it is a little twitchy and seems to have a mind of its own sometimes. It kind of adds to the experience. Next time, will try to shut off some of the automation. Also, would be nice if the camera angle could be changed, and the video is marginal. Can't complain about the price and overall performance, though.

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 Fun, fun, fun! Firstly, don't expect this to be a Phantom, or a Q500, and certainly not a Mavic! It's a toy. If you are looking for a trainer, this is a great starting point before you jump in the water. This is what I did. I also own a Yuneec Q500 4K which I absolutely love for aerial photography, and general fun flying, but I always come back to this thing to sling it around in the yard expending 5 batteries at a time!The video quality is pretty bad at best. Watchable just to view your flight, but not for anything you would want to present in any way. Maybe get a good high shot of your home or whatever, but again, not good quality. And depending on how high you decide to fly, you'll lose that video signal, and control of the copter (read below for more on this). If you don't care about the photos/video, remove the camera and the landing gear. It's a blast like this! A bit more agile, and the battery lasts a bit longer.The camera's wifi signal runs on the same frequency as the transmitter. Therefore getting canceled out at times. If I would fly more than 20 feet away (probably even less), the camera signal would disappear. And this is a problem since to record video, this is done on your device, and not the copter itself. So if video signal is lost, so is your recorded video. So you'll get stuttered video as a result. Also, the copter will just die in the air when this happens. Constantly going in and out. So just forget the camera if it's not important to you.The prop guards are just stupid. The props hit them when it's flying. You will constantly have to bend them back out of the way which is just ridiculous. I don't fly with them.I've driven this thing into the ground and walls and everything in my house, and it's in fine shape. Still running on the original props! One motor has died, but replacements are so cheap and easy to replace, it's not a problem at all. You can buy 8 extra motors to keep on hand for less than $10. I've replaced the motor, and she's screaming through my yard again!Headless mode is really tricky, so I suggest learning to fly in the real mode in which the left of the craft, is the left on your controller, front is front, etc. This is something every quadcopter pilot should practice anyway. But in headless mode on this one, every time the copter crashes, it's supposed to be simple to reset the headless mode so it knows where you stand from it. But it has never worked for me. So if you have better luck than I, great! Otherwise, just use normal mode.As for the rest of the options, I don't use them. I just fly it barebones (no camera, no guards and no landing gear) and I love every minute of it. The only reason for the 4 stars is the above mentioned issues. But I wouldn't hesitate to buy a replacement should it ever become completely disabled or lost!

This has a much better range of sound than the Logitech H250 stereo headset with boom mike - voices sound deeper and richer. The one issue I have with this mike, I really have to blame on my environment - it picks up every noise in the room. If you have a sound studio this isn't a big deal; otherwise like in my case, I found myself doing a lot of editting to reduce or remove extraneous background noise in between talking.I bought this together with a 15 foot XLR-to-1/4" mike cable, and plugged it into a EQ/mixer to remove any ground loop before inputting it into the computer. Works like a champ, but I can hear planes fly over in the background (I live a mile from a runway) and I can hear quiet noises in the same room, and noises from the other rooms in my house. Maybe I will build a sound-blocking studio room one day to get the full effect of this mike.

Fricking awesome for the price! Easy to learn but once you sign in to the app, 1st review I read hooked me up cause don’t listen to the instructions! Set it up for my C-4’s and bam! Pictures are off a IPhone 6! Went and killed a fly w my bug-salt gun and 3rd pict is it’s broken wing! I love this thing already! Hopefully it’ll last!

Over the years I've used everything from bullet cams, to GoPro knockoffs, to GoPros.Last year I picked up the AKASO EK7000 and it took first place for me above all my other cameras while motorcycling.I just picked up the EK7000 PLUS. AKASO doesn't disappoint! With the new touch screen menus are a breeze to fly through, it still integrates perfectly with my phone via Bluetooth, has the great little remote control, and takes incredible photos and videos. Came with a whole box of accessories too.For the price, quality, and ease of use I can't imagine go going back to paying for a name.Good job, AKASO, and thank you!

I used it without the adhesion and also have a leather console.I did not want to use the adhesion on the leather dashboard, and when going around some, not all curves, it would fly off to whichever side.Also, when using my cell and looking at the Direction GPS, my screen will not change over the the side format as well as being an uncomfortable reach for me onto the dash.Only for those reasons do I reluctantly send it back.

Very much happy with this, the weather has been mostly awful since I bought it though but the one clear night I had, I managed to see the dots which are the moons of Jupiter, very cool indeed. For the cloudy days I was mostly looking at airplanes fly over. Looking forward to taking this to the astronomy event I'm attending in the near future as the case is small enough to carry easily and setting up the telescope is so easy and fast.