Andoer Softbox Lighting Kit 2800K-5700K 85W Bi-color Temperature LED Bulb with Remote, Photography Lighting Kit with 50x70cm Softbox, 2m Light Stand, Softbox Kit for Studio Photography, 1 Set

I purchased this softbox lighting kit for my home studio, and it has exceeded all expectations! The setup was straightforward, even for someone like me who’s not tech-savvy. The materials feel sturdy and durable, and the adjustable stands are easy to maneuver to get the perfect angle.The light output is soft and even, with no harsh shadows—perfect for photography, video recording, and live streaming. I’ve used it for portraits, product shoots, and even Zoom calls, and the results are amazing every time. The included bulbs produce a natural light that really enhances the overall image quality.For the price, this set is an incredible value. It comes with everything you need: two softboxes, bulbs, and stands. If you’re looking for affordable, reliable lighting to take your content to the next level, this is an excellent choice. Highly recommend!

Great value for money, the only thing that I think would improve it is if the remote was more responsive.

Good quality softbox. I used it for lighting my YouTube videos and Zoom calls! It goes really bright and is bi-colour making it easy to fine tune settings. The stand isn’t the most sturdy but for £40, the light is brilliant. You could always buy some sandbags or a new stand with a 1/4’ thread. Overall, happy customer, speedy delivery, good product.

I know people who spend a fortune on lighting for YouTube videos, video shoots, and so on. But for the price these are amazing, this is the second one I have bought in two weeks, the first one impressed me that much. I use two of these for key lighting (I conduct a lot of video interviews) and they work great. The bonus is that they weigh nothing really, carrying them in a bag with a camera, audio recorder, and other accessories is easy, set up time is quick, and not needing to connect to WiFi or your smart phone is really nice, the remote control helps a lot.

Let's face it, for under £100 for 3 lights you're not going to get a set with Kino Flo quality.That said, these lights pull together really easily, the remote controls work (one remote controls all three lights by the way, not individually), the LEDs are controllable with variable colour temperature.The stands work, but I wouldn't want to put them through any stress, they are pretty thin and the plastic tightening screws are flimsy at best.The reflector hoods are really flimsy, but they work - again , not sure how they's stand up to continual set up and break down.Brightness - if you are working in purely artificial light - these little fellas will do the job, if you are trying to use them to supplement natural light - forget it, not enough oomph. Modern cameras have such great low-light capability - for studio work, these lights will do a job for you, enough control for a key, a fill and backlight (on a very flimsy tripod arm with a counter-weight filled with two beer bottles!)For £100 - three LED lights with variable control and soft hoods - no complaints here.

Light would not turn on so returned the product for a refund.

Colour balancing can be hard. After I brought a ring light and saw how much it could do for my webcam, I thought what's next? Well, the answer was a softbox studio light.Again, I have been amazed by how useful I have found this. Having proper lighting really makes the world of difference. This light gives you everything you can want offering a good range of colour and an excellent range of brightnesses. It even has a remote.Talking of the remote, it gives some useful presets (in both colours and brightnesses) as well as allowing greater control with incremental adjustments. To top it all off it is very affordable.If I had to give one criticism though, the lead could be a little longer. It only leaves about 10cm on the floor when the light is at full height.

The problem I found was the light cable plug has plastic sheath over it so the light would not come on, as no power , so used a cable stripped and reconnected it and it worked. It's okay working now can't complain.