Torjim Softbox Photography Lighting Kit, 16'' x 16'' Professional Softbox Lighting Kit with 85W 3000-7500K LED Bulbs, Studio Lights for Photography/Video Recording/Live Streaming/Portraits Shooting

I purchased this photography lighting kit for a DIY photoshoot for my child’s birthday, and I’m so glad I did! I live in a space with very little natural lighting, so I was worried about how the photos would turn out. This kit made a huge difference — it brightened up the entire setup and gave a soft, even light that made the photos look professional.The setup was quick and beginner-friendly, and the adjustable stands made it easy to position the lights exactly where I needed them. If you’re working with low light or just want to improve your indoor photography, this kit is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend for parents, content creators, or anyone doing home shoots!

Wow 😍 It’s all I have to say! What a great investment. The quality, the weight of the unit, how easy it is to set up and how convenient it is to store. It comes really protected with everything you need, including bulb and remote. Remote needs batteries AAA but you could adjust the lighting with the same cord you turn on lamp if you don’t want to use remote. It feels very light weight and has its own baggie for tripod and lamp to carry around. Definitely recommend. Great long term investment . Buy!!!! ♥️

This lighting kit is very compact but very powerful. It's very easy to assemble. The light has 3 different modes from warm to cold. The diffuser is removable, and the umbrella has silver inside. The remote is very convenient and you can control the modes and brightness. The tripod is very sturdy, and it comes with a travel bag and you can put everything in the bag, including the bulb. I am very happy with it for the price I paid. Overall this is a great kit for indoor photography.

If you need just a simple light for any type of lighting for photos or video, this does the job. It’s not insanely good by any means, but for the money, you’re getting a nice bright light with a diffuser that does the job, angles up and down, etc. I’d recommend this for beginners trying to get into photography and/or filmmaking.

I use this all the time in making YouTube videos. The light is bright and has 3 different settings. I would get 2 of them if you are making talking head videos. They are very user friendly, easy to set up and straightforward. The cords could be a little longer, but they are long enough for the most part. Also it's very lightweight.

This lighting kit is great, it very easy to set up, and the light is soft and even, which really improves my photos and videos!!The brightness and color temperature are adjustable, and the remote control makes it super convenient.I’m currently using it for product photos and video recording, very satisfied so far.Also great value for the price!

Me encantó porque no es caro y cumple su propósito, no soy profesional y solo quería una sesión de fotos en mi hogar, así que me ayudó a dar una luz muy bella y que mis fotos salieran excelentes.

Okay, so I'm not great at math, but I figure that when you say, "85w" that you actually mean 85 watts... done, right? Nope! There should be a giant asterisk at the end of that. Two, actually. Here's the reason:Cons:1) 85 watts is accurate on 240v, which is, I'm sure, how this bulb was rated. In that respect, it appears it would actually make that. But, this is America. In America, where we have the plugs this attaches to, we get 120v. What does that mean? Again, bad at math, but I googled it. Turns out that half of 85 is 42.5. That's what I was getting, almost, out of my bulb. And here's the kicker. What appears to be the same bulb is advertised as 40w from other Amazon brands and sellers. So, it's a known thing. But wait, there's more!2) You only get the "full" 42.5 watts when it's set on 5,000K (the middle of the color temp range). I presume there are two sets of LED's in this with one being 3,000 Kelvin and the other being 7,000 Kelvin. Only by running both at full power do you get 5,000K and full brightness.What does that mean? First, this is a 21-Watt bulb in America unless you're on 5,000 K. That limits you on full brightness to one color temp. I'll discuss the second reason below.Pros:1) Well, because you're only drawing HALF of the rated power in America, the bulb will last much longer. The individual LED's won't heat up and degrade as fast. So, it'll be half as bright but maybe last 4 times as long?2) Setup was a breeze and the umbrella actually deployed like an umbrella and seems sturdy enough. While the 'tripod' was flimsy, they are all buying them from the same supplier, so you get what everybody else gets. I, for one, have a regular 1/4-20 attachment for QD's on a proper tripod that doesn't feel like it's falling over all the time.Final verdict? Hey, it's better than the one I had. Smaller for my studio and easier to transport. Seems like it should last as long as the 8-years that my last studio light did. Kinda wish they wouldn't have lied in their ad.