NEEWER BASICS 2 Pack Bi-Colour LED Video Light Panel Kit (3200K–5600K) with Stands & Filters
Product description
If you’re setting up a small studio at home, these NEEWER BASICS panel lights are built for the practical stuff: quick setup, controllable brightness, and colour that you can shift between warm and daylight tones.
It’s not trying to replace a big flagship lighting kit. It’s more of a “get the shot without fuss” approach, especially if you’re doing webcam content, vlogging, product close-ups, or offering services where flattering, even illumination matters.
The essentials: what this kit is for
This is a 2-pack LED video light panel kit designed for short-distance lighting. Each light panel is described as a 10W bi-colour studio panel with 66 LEDs, offering 3200K to 5600K temperatures (so you can move between warmer and cooler looks). It also includes stands and filters, which is handy because lighting panels can feel a bit like you’re missing half the job without diffusion or colour control.
The kit positions itself around everyday creation and recording—think Zoom/Teams calls, FaceTime, live streaming, TikTok/YouTube filming, podcasts, and photography where you want consistent fill light rather than elaborate set lighting.
On a practical level, you can place one panel slightly to one side of your face and lift it with the stand for an overhead/angled look, then use the filters to soften and warm the illumination.
What you actually control day to day
The useful control set here is straightforward:
- Bi-colour temperature range (3200K–5600K) so you can match your room or your camera settings.
- Brightness control with 10 brightness levels.
- Dimming behaviour described as step changes (short press) or continuous dimming (long press).
There are also filters included. The white filters are intended to deliver softer, more even light, while the orange ones add a warm tone. The description also mentions a magnetic design for switching filters, which matters because fiddling with lighting accessories mid-shoot is exactly the sort of thing that slows you down.
One limitation to keep in mind: this is described as best when used within two metres for fill light effect. If you routinely light larger spaces or subjects far from the camera, you may find it doesn’t punch as far as you’d like.
Stands, positioning and portability
You don’t just get the panels—you also get 2 portable photography tripod light stands and the included filters.
The stands are described with an adjustable height range from 19.7" (50cm) to 53.2" (135cm), plus a 180° tilt. That range is useful for different shooting angles: overhead setups, upward light, or vertical shots. The description also notes the stand can work as a tabletop tripod, and can be collapsed into a selfie stick style setup for more portable use.
There’s even a 1/4" top screw mentioned, which is the kind of mounting point that can help if you later add phone holders or other accessories (not included in this kit).
Power and convenience with USB
The kit is powered via USB (5V/2A), and the light includes a built-in 6.6ft/2m charging cable. The description says it can be powered by an adapter, or charged via USB port using things like laptops, computers, or portable chargers.
For live recording and call setups, that’s one of the main benefits: you’re not limited to having a mains outlet right next to your rig.
Note: when connected, the description says a blue LED indicator lights up, and you then use the power button to turn the panel on or off.
Tech specs
- Name: NEEWER BASICS 2 Pack LED Video Light Panel Lighting Kit
- Type: Bi-colour dimmable portable LED panel lighting kit
- Format: Studio panel light with filters
- Size: Panel described as 10W
- Capacity: 66 LEDs per panel
- Colour/Temperature range: 3200K–5600K
- Brightness: up to 750lx/0.5m (with colour filter attached)
- CRI: CRI>95
- Brightness levels: 10 levels
- Power: USB 5V/2A
- Included charging cable: 6.6ft/2m
- Stand height range: 19.7" (50cm) to 53.2" (135cm)
- Tilt: 180°
- Best use distance (stated): within two metres for fill light effect
Who it suits, and who should look elsewhere
It’s a solid pick if you want a compact two-light setup that can cover common content workflows: talking to camera, live streaming, video calls, vlogging, and close-range photography where you care about soft, even illumination and consistent colour.
Worth considering if you’re also the kind of creator or service professional who benefits from ready-to-go lighting for areas like makeup/lash work, esthetician tasks, tattoo sessions, barbering, or selfie photos—because the kit includes filters and adjustable positioning right from the box.
It might not be a great match if you need long throw lighting for bigger rooms, or if you frequently shoot subjects further than a couple of metres away. And if you’re aiming for highly stylised, cinema-grade lighting effects, this kit may feel more like a practical fill-and-setup solution than a full lighting system.
Is it worth it?
Buy it if you want an uncomplicated bi-colour LED panel kit with stands and filters, particularly for short-distance fill lighting and everyday recording (Zoom/YouTube/live streams/vlogging). The combination of 3200K–5600K, CRI>95, 10 brightness levels, and filter switching is the kind of “makes a noticeable difference” bundle that tends to get used.
Skip it if your priority is lighting power at longer distances, or if your shoots demand more than a basic two-panel setup. With this one, the description is fairly clear that it’s best within two metres—so if your workflow doesn’t fit that, it may leave you wanting.
Mini FAQ
Does this kit let me change colour temperature?
Yes. It’s described as bi-colour with a 3200K–5600K range.
Are the lights dimmable?
They are described as having 10 brightness levels and dimming behaviour (step changes or continuous dimming).
What’s the purpose of the included filters?
The kit includes white filters for softer, even illumination and orange ones for warmer tone. Switching between them is described as easy via magnetic design.
How should I power it?
It uses USB power (5V/2A) and works via an adapter or USB power sources like laptops or portable chargers.