Price/performance is okay for me. Illumination through different levels ok. I would buy the lamp again.

I have used it a couple of times since the DJI OP3 works very well at night so if I'm out on the street I don't use it much but if it's convenient to have it if you make videos in the car and there are variations of the headlights of the cars around you, this light helps to maintain a constant brightness; in addition it is very useful when you are in a park or somewhere where there is no regular light, in the past I had to use the light of my iPhone but this solved it. It is very compact and although the magnet is not the strongest it is good for everyday use.

If you use an Osmo Pocket and often find yourself filming in low light or indoors, this magnetic light attachment makes a surprisingly useful upgrade. It’s designed specifically with the Osmo Pocket’s slim body in mind and clips on securely using the included mount. The inner lining of the clip has a soft-touch padding so it doesn’t scuff the device, and once it’s attached you can pretty much leave it on unless your storage case is a very tight fit.One of the standout features is that the light itself attaches magnetically to the mount. This means you can detach it instantly without wrestling with clamps or screws, and you can position it on either side depending on how you’re shooting. Despite the small size, the magnet feels strong and secure — it doesn’t wobble or slide when the camera moves.Control is kept nice and simple with a single button that cycles through three colour temperatures and two brightness levels for each one. While you're limited to those six presets, they generally cover most indoor and outdoor lighting scenarios you’d want a fill light for. The overall size makes it a genuinely pocketable accessory, and it doesn’t add bulk to the Osmo Pocket or affect how you hold it.The build quality is solid for something this small, and it feels like a polished accessory rather than a cheap add-on. It’s a handy piece of kit if you film people, vlogs or detail shots and want quick, portable lighting without carrying separate gear.At a Glance - Highlights- Designed to clip securely onto the Osmo Pocket- Padded mount to protect the camera body- Magnetic attachment for quick removal and swapping sides- One-button control for all lighting modes- Compact, lightweight and easy to carry- Lighting Options - 3 colour temperatures, 2 brightness levels for each temperature (6 total)Pros- Quick magnetic connection- Secure grip with soft-touch padding- Portable and pocket-sized- Easy operationConsNo fine-tuning beyond the six preset light levels

While action cams like the DJI Osmo can produce some astounding results for their compact size, they sometimes would benefit from some additional lighting. Particularly when it comes to filling in. So this mini LED kit from K&F concepts should be ideal.In the box you get the LED lamp, the bracket, a USB-C charging cable and some documentation. The bracket is lined with soft rubber with some adjustment. It feels pretty good quality and fits securely. The lamp is is compact and attached to the bracket via magnets. This is also beneficial as it can be attached to other surfaces for additional fill in. There are 3 colour temp settings and 2 brilliance settings. This isn't going to light up a room but adds enough additional light to soften shadows or fill in.A decent little lamp that feels well made for a reasonable price

In the package there is a mini magnetic light + a support to attach it to the Dji Osmo Pocket 3 camera, of the K&F Concept brand. This is a well-made product, which is recharged via the USB C port and its lighting intensity is on 3 different levels, in addition to the possibility of being able to change the color temperature from 3000K to 6000K. The 300 mAh battery allowed me to use it for at least 2 hours at maximum intensity. In addition, being magnetic, you can connect it a little wherever you want and it is very convenient just in the vlog phase. In conclusion, I recommend buying this product to illuminate photos and videos in dark environments.

Mini magnetic light for the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 camera. This mini lamp complements the camera for night or day lighting. 3 temperature settings are available 3000k, 4500k and 6000k by pressing the button on the side and if you keep pressing it, the same mode but with a lower brightness level. The set is fixed by very powerful magnetic absorption for a very good support, without it moving during a jog or video shooting. This capacity is 300 mAh for a charging time of 1.5 hours, so a practical, useful, lightweight accessory and a choice of luminosity.

I don't have a DJI Osmo Pocket 3 but was intrigued to know if this light would be a useful tool for my Feiyu Pocket 3!The bracket does clamp to the camera handset - just. I packed it out with a 3mm rubber packing piece and the fit was secure.The bracket and light are well made (as usual from K & F) and, although not measured, the claimed colour temperatures look pretty good. The light output is stable with no sign of flickering.For my application with the Feiyu, the light will only be good as a main source for close work such as product reviews of small items. As a fill/contrast light for talking head shots this light comes into its own, offering a number of possibilities with its choice of 3 colour temperatures and 2 power settings. Battery life is more than adequate for this type of use. The magnets are extremely powerful, and hold the light solidly in position.There is nothing not to like about this lamp. Bear in mind my review is based on my use with the Feiyu 3 and not the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, which this light is designed for.

Okay, this is not going to rival football floodlights but for that occasional fill-in lighting, close-up videography - or even accent lighting this tiny cube-shaped (not strictly speaking an actual cube!) lamp from K&F Concept is a really handy little camera accessory. It's also small enough to pop into your camera bag whilst being barely noticeable.The lamp, lamp-clip & USB-C cable all arrive in a small branded cardboard box. It's overall look and feel is well up to K&F Concept's high quality materials and design. There are three colour temperatures (warm white, neutral white & cool white) and two brightness levels. A small red LED indicates charging status and green indicates that it's fully charged.Once the sprung clip has been wrapped securely around the Pocket 3 the powerful magnets on each side allow the lamp to be held either side of the camera, and the lamp can also be hand-held or placed pointing at or behind the subject for lighting effects. For the tiny 38g and size of the lamp I was surprised how much light it can emit - for larger photographic situations it's probably not going to add a lot but for close-up work or a small amount of fill-in lighting it suffices and also surprises. Apparently a full charge can supply light for up to 1.5 hours, although I have not tested that capability. Bear in mind that it only houses a 300mAh battery, small yes, but also quickly re-charged.I think that the price of fractionally under £18 is, I think, about right. For that money you may be able to get more powerful battery powered lamps but I think that the K&F Concept's strength is its miniscule size that can deliver more than its dimensions would suggest. It's already 'living' in my DJI Osmo Pocket 3 case and I am delighted with it.

Along with a very short USB cable and tiny manual, this tiny little light & bracket arrives inside a plastic inset inside a branded cardboard box. Packaging that's both sustainable and protects the product well. A product that, as I expected after buying K&F Concept stuff before, would be well made and it certainly is.It's also nicely small and light, with both light and bracket weighing in at just 38g, something which perfectly fits a Pocket 3. What's also good is the light is magnetic, so it just snaps on, plus the bracket has identical mounts on both sides. So changing light direction is as simple as moving the light to the other side of the bracket, or I can use the magnet and attach it to any metal surface.While not the brightest of lights, not powerful enough to light a room, it's still good for product shots and portraits.Especially the latter as it can make skin look natural, plus it has colour temperatures (3000K, 4500K and 6000K).Charging times are also not unreasonable, around 1 1/2 hours for a full charge and it lasts for a couple of hours when turned off between shots. Though it should be noted the battery is sealed and not user replaceable.Overall ? If you need a basic and tough, well made small light for your Pocket 3, this one doesn't disappoint.

This is a really nice little light for the Osmo pocket that also has uses for other cameras and setups.

It's a simple clip that clips onto the Osmo, then the light is a cube that attaches with a magnet to that. It's adjustable between 3 colour temperatures, and that's really all there is to it. It's quite light, which is good, but it does suggest the battery isn't particularly beefy.

One thing I'd like is if the brightness was adjustable - and if it went a little brighter than it does. It's bright enough to be useful, particularly when filming a subject at fairly close range, but it wouldn't be enough to illuminate a room. Overall, I think it's good value and a useful device to have in your filming arsenal, but it's actually quite a simple thing.