NEEWER BASICS BP300 2-Pack Bi-Colour LED Video Light Panels with Stands & Phone Holders
Product description
If you’re setting up a home studio, the hardest part is usually getting consistent light without making the whole setup feel complicated. This 2-pack of NEEWER BASICS BP300 LED panel lights is aimed at that “just get it done” side of content creation: bi-colour illumination, basic dimming, and the sort of soft panel spread that flatters faces on camera.
That said, it’s a budget-friendly kit—so it’s sensible to check its power approach and what you can realistically expect from a panel in the 0.5m range. If you work within those boundaries, it can be a practical buy for vlogging, interviews, and live streams.
The essentials
Each BP300 panel is built around a wide, diffuser-covered LED surface designed to soften the look of light and reduce harsh shadows. With 300 LEDs split between warm and cool, plus a bi-colour range from 2700K to 6500K, you can nudge the colour temperature to match your room lighting or the mood you’re going for.
For day-to-day shooting, the controller gives you 10 brightness levels (from 10% to 100%). It’s not aimed at anyone chasing cinematic-grade control, but it is straightforward for key and fill light setups where you want predictable results.
Where it shines in real use
On paper, this is the kind of kit you reach for when you need “on-camera flattering light” fast. Imagine recording a quick talking head video: you place the stands either side of your subject, tilt the heads to aim at faces, and then adjust brightness until skin tones look natural. The panel’s soft, even distribution is specifically positioned to avoid the dark corners you sometimes get with smaller or more spot-style lights.
The kit also includes 2 phone holders that swivel 360°, which is handy if you shoot on a mobile device, do podcast-style videos, or need a simple setup for interviews at home.
Key features that affect your setup
The lights are compact and designed to be easy to move. Each panel has an integrated power/control cable, which helps keep the build tidy—particularly when you’re setting up and packing down regularly.
You also get 3-section telescopic stands that extend up to 59in/150cm, with a 1/4" ball head offering 180° vertical tilt and 360° horizontal rotation. That range matters if your filming height changes, if you’re doing tabletop shots, or if you need to reposition the light for different angles.
What to watch before you buy
There’s one important limitation to take seriously: power support via a 5V 2A or higher adapter only. The kit is also noted as not compatible with adapters under 10W, and there’s an indicator-light behaviour described for insufficient adapter power (it lights for 1 second and then goes off). In practical terms, you’ll want to make sure your USB wall adapter or power bank can deliver enough output, otherwise the kit may behave oddly or won’t power as expected.
Another point: while it’s rated for up to 850lx at 0.5m (with 10W output mentioned), performance will depend quite a lot on distance and your room. If you’re trying to light a larger scene from far away, this may feel more like a close-range key/fill solution than an all-purpose studio light.
Tech specs
- Name: NEEWER BASICS BP300
- Type: LED video light panel lighting kit (bi-colour)
- Colour temperature: 2700K–6500K (5 adjustable settings)
- Brightness levels: 10 (10% to 100%)
- LED count: 300 LEDs (150 warm white + 150 cool white)
- Power output: 10W (as stated)
- Light output: up to 850 lux at 0.5m (as stated)
- Power input: 5V/2A USB A
- Panel size: 9.84in x 6.69in / 25cm x 17cm
- Panel thickness: 1.01in / 2.8cm
- Power/control cable length: 78.7in / 2m
- Stand height: up to 59in / 150cm (3-section telescopic)
- Stand travel/compact size: 16.9in / 43cm
- Stand head: 1/4" ball head with 180° vertical tilt and 360° horizontal rotation
- Phone holder compatibility: 2.36in–3.93in / 6–10cm devices
Should you buy it?
It’s a good fit if you want a simple 2-pack LED panel setup for filming, live streaming, vlogging, or portrait-style key/fill lighting, and you’re working at sensible subject distances (the kit’s stated brightness is at 0.5m). It also makes sense if you’d rather mount a phone securely and start recording quickly without building a more complex lighting rig.
You may want to skip it if you already own USB adapters that are under 10W, because the kit is clearly flagged as not compatible with adapters under that level and may refuse to behave normally. It might not be a great match if you need to light a bigger room from further away, or if you’re expecting more advanced studio-style control beyond basic colour temperature and dimming.
Mini FAQ
Can I power it from a laptop or portable charger?
The kit is described as able to run via a 5V/2A USB A input, including a portable charger, desktop computer, or laptop using the included adapter.
Does it flicker?
The description states it produces “no flicker”, which is one reason it’s positioned for webcam and video work.
What colour settings does it offer?
You get bi-colour control across 2700K to 6500K with 5 adjustable colour temperature settings.
Are the phone holders adjustable?
Yes—each holder swivels 360° and is compatible with devices in the 2.36in–3.93in / 6–10cm range.