Two lights for the price of one
Two 15 W LED panels with CRI 97+, a remote and 60" tripods. The cheapest way to set up two-point lighting.
Best for: Anyone filming tutorials, podcasts or product videos who wants affordable two-point lighting.
The most complete starter kit
A 12-inch ring light with a 62" tripod, phone holder and Bluetooth shutter remote. Everything you need to get started, in one box.
Best for: Anyone starting on TikTok, Reels or makeup who wants everything in one box for little money.
An Elgato alternative for a lot less
A 12.9-inch, 25 W panel with CRI 98+ and 2900–7000 K. Comes with a wireless remote and can be controlled from your computer without Wi-Fi.
Best for: Anyone who wants a professional-looking streaming setup without paying Elgato prices.
The go-to light for streaming
The panel you see in half of YouTube and Twitch: 2,800 lumens, 2900–7000 K color temperature, and Wi-Fi control from your computer or phone.
Best for: Streamers and YouTubers with a fixed desk who want the best key light without complications.
The easiest light for video calls and close-up streaming
A small USB-powered light that sits on top of your monitor. Soft, flattering light for video calls, streaming and webcam recording.
Best for: Anyone doing video calls, online classes or streaming while seated at a computer.
A ring light gives a signature catchlight in the eyes and is convenient for talking to the camera up close. A panel lights more softly and professionally, especially on a streaming desk.
It measures how accurately colors look under that light, from 0 to 100. Above 95, skin tones look natural.
One well-placed key light already makes a huge difference. A second fill or background light is the next step.
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