This is a pretty nice lighting kit.. comes with a slim nylon fabric zippered bag containing the light, the remote and instruction manual. The wand handles easily and is easy to use thanks to it's buttons. This is important if the remote is lost, since you can still access all it's functions. The light is bright, and interestingly can present a yellow/gold color, which I've never seen from an LED. Tripod socket under the handle. Highly recommended!

I received this light wand today. I purchased it as a source to embellish my portrait shoots. After playing with the product, I have to admit ,I am thrilled with it! The remote works, with stipulations, but hey, it works as advertised. The color range is as promoted and changes easily. The power adjustment is great putting out a nice stream of light. I am considering purchasing another one and really enhancing my image making.

I finally had the chance to try this out the other night. I really like it for my night photography and I think I’ll be able to capture some unique photos with it. My only complaint is it doesn’t get dim enough. Even on 1 it is fairly bright. Build quality is good, not over the top where you can drip it from high up, but handle it with care and it should last a long time. If you are in to these new LED RGB lights coming out, Hagabis is a great quality brand and seem to produce more user friendly in the field products.

I've been using the Hagibis RGB Handheld LED Video Light Wand for about a month on a couple of product photography shoots and I'm impressed with it. By itself its ok but adding extra lighting around the subject makes this light work for my needs. I found that with this setup I was able to remove a couple lights or use it in parallel to the ground mount system for direct overhead shots. I think if I had a couple of these then I could light up my subject completely.I'm still pretty new to lighting and static lighting but this light wand makes it easier. I plan on using this wand at my next light painting and interior warehouse shoot. If it works for that I plan on getting a couple of more for my future night shoots.I also found it handy while doing some home repairs and needing extra light. I was able at half brightness get about 3 hours of light and a little over 2 hours at the brightest setting. It worked great and in a pinch, I will grab it again.As to the build, it could be better. It feels cheap, but the protective bag is enough to keep it safe when carrying it to the next shoot. The remote was an added benefit but it doesn't work. I think the battery is bad and I will get a new battery and test it out next time I remember I need it when I'm at the store. But for me, its going to be used as a always on or in my hand so I can control it when I need it.Charging is a little dated, its Micro-USB and takes about 2 hours to charge. I forget the exact time it takes. I still have a couple of LED that run on Micro-USB so its not a big deal for me.Overall, I like the Hagibis RGB Handheld LED Video Light Wand and recommend it. Its not for the professional but for the everyday user or someone wanting the lighting effects that a LED Wand can make can make this one works. Even with the non working remote I still give it 5 stars. Once I get the battery and it still doesn't work, then I will adjust the rating.

So i shoot a lot of youtube videos as well as do a lot of photography related work. I have many different types of lights but needed something to fill in a specific niche. This does the job in spades. While the 9 colors may seem limiting, its plenty to add a nice wash of color to a background or foreground, and its easily shaped by using cinefoil.If it were to list the cons, its that the remote requires use from a specific angle.All in all, Im definitely keeping this light in my video bag, and the model in the photos was ordering one in the middle of the shoot.Great light at an affordable price with a lot of different uses

These are much better option than the smaller box shaped RGB lights because these light bars really fill up what you're aiming at. Yes, it may not be as compact, but it does way better job lighting your subject, fill up an entire wall.I also love that it comes with a remote. I wish I had something like this when I was a film student... would have made so much cooler projects! I love it.

If you're in the market for a light wand, for photography, then look no further. The Hagibis light wand will cover most basic needs for photographers. It has 9 colors that can be set sequentially (not in an analog way unfortunately) and their intensity/temperature is adjustable from 3200 Kelvin to 5600. The wand is rechargeable, which means that you won't have to drag cords around. Easy peasy. The battery life is great, and you'll probably operate the light throughout the entire photo session without having to recharge.Mounting is easy. You can mount the want to. your own tripod or mounting system, but the product also provides a hot shoe adapter for more mounting options. Did I say it comes with a remote control? Basically, you can setup the light on the tripod and then operate it from a distance using the remote control. To close the deal, a travel bag is provided for easy storage or traveling.Overall I'm very satisfied with the Hagibis light wand. I use it for my photo shooting needs, and I even used it once as a work light to install a light fixture in a dark room. Because, why not? :)I would definitely recommend this product.

Based on specs alone, this is an attractive open for RGB light wands: remote-controlled, comes with extra accessories and nice price. Disappointed when I actually got the lights, they’re not as bright at my other RGB light wands also claiming 1000 lumens. The colors are not pure, there’s always a hint of white in them which waters down the color effect especially when used for backgrounds. The light spread is also pretty narrow compared to my other light wand.I bought these because of the remote control but if the lights can’t deliver then I can’t use them. My other light wand is by AMZDEAL which only cost $10 more but no remote control, so it’s not at all an unfair comparison.I’m returning these and sticking with my current light wands until a better option comes along.