Professional P25 Key Light - 12.6" 2500 Lumens LED Studio Panel with Adjustable Color Temperature & Remote Control - Perfect for Streaming, YouTube Videos, Zoom Meetings, Photography & Home Office Setup - Includes Metal Desk Mount Stand

So a friend of mine suggested I check out Sokani because I was shopping around for some new LED panel lights for various photography and video work, he told me these deliver great lighting and come bundled to the teeth with accessories. So for my needs of course I ordered two, however one should suffice though for anything web cam related.Upon the lights arriving and opening them I was very impressed with the packaging at this price point. Custom foam packaging inserts for each individual accessory + light, so essentially you're getting a carrying / storage case with your light. Of course before plugging it in I play with the brightness and temperature knobs which are not too tight, not too loose, easy enough to fly thru settings if you're ever in a crunch on set. A remote w/ a LCD screen is also included with the light that works right out the box with no programming, even with multiple lights. The remote is extremely helpful for photographers / videographers who need to coordinate brightness and warmth settings with their ISO, shutter, aperture, and white balance settings when finding that perfect shot without running back and forth.I finally plug the lights in to test them out in my office which has some pretty rough lighting that casts some unflattering shadows. Which let's be real you're probably buying these for home use and not buying them because you got flattering lighting in your house, this is to help manage your lighting, which it does! (Of course above I attached some example shots of regular room lighting vs the Sokani Key Lights which really show no matter where you are these will you get you great lighting.)So anyways testing out the brightness, I set it to 100% and stare directly into it, why did I do that? These pre-diffused lights get super bright and a single one will light up a standard room with ease, and even on low they're still super potent. Next I test the warmth and cold (temperature) settings, these lights get Disney warm which is great for a bevy of video work filming cooking segments, beauty videos, vlogging, whatever, and of course they get really cold too which is great for a more technical game streamer or action movie look.The lights also have a bonus feature which is FX, and for under $100 the FX aren't bad. Among simple yellow / white strobes one of the effects is candle and is a pretty convincing candle or fire effect along with broken bulb. You also have "cinema" or I call it thriller which gives you a kinda stranger things action pulsing vibe. Other nice features are each light has a LCD panel that even lights ups displaying current settings, and surprisingly the remote has a similar LCD panel that relays settings that lights as well. Of course as advertised the light also comes with clamps and a pole for you to easily set up lighting on your desk which is not only helpful for streaming or zoom meetings but product photos / videos. It all suspiciously sounds seems too good to be true for under $100 but it is.So far there's nothing I can really peg as inconvenient, the Sokani Key Lights are extremely straight forward and user friendly and help me manage lighting pretty much anywhere, I would certainly recommend these for any vloggers, youtube instructors, streamers, or film makers on a budget.