NEEWER Upgraded 660 PRO II RGB LED Video Light – 2 Pack with App Control and Stands
Product description
What this is and the need it meets
The NEEWER Upgraded 660 PRO II is a pair of 50W RGB LED key lights designed for video, streaming, photography and studio work. It offers a steady, flicker-free output across 3200K–5600K and a full 360° RGB spectrum, making it a flexible option for both daylight-balanced shoots and creative lighting effects without requiring separate colour gels.
Core features at a glance
With an upgraded cooling and lighting control system, brightness and colour temperature stay consistent as you adjust tone. The lights reach up to 7000 lux at 0.5m, feature nine preset scenes for quick ambiance (police car, ambulance, fireworks, candle, and more), and are controllable via a Bluetooth app. You can manage one light or multiple units from up to 49 ft (15 m), and you can save two favourite lighting presets for faster setups.
How it helps your setup
The kit includes two stands and a U-bracket connection, enabling tilts up to 180°, barn doors to shape the beam, and a removable diffuser for softer, more flattering light. Two power options add versatility: plug into mains with the included AC adapter for indoor shoots or use NP-F550/970 batteries for on-the-go work. A carrying bag keeps everything organised between locations.
Who this is for
If you’re producing content for game streaming, YouTube, photography or on‑camera interviews, this 2‑pack offers consistent output and quick scene changes. It’s particularly practical for creators who want the same lighting setup across multiple shots or rooms, or who need portability without sacrificing brightness.
What stands out
On the paper, the combination of constant 50W light, high CRI (CRI97+) and full RGB, coupled with app control and multiple power options, provides a flexible, integrated lighting solution. The inclusion of stands, a diffuser, and barn doors reduces the need to buy extra accessories separately. The 3 ft to ~6.6 ft height range gives you solid flexibility for eye-level or overhead lighting.
Where it may fall short
If you’re chasing ultra-small form factors or absolute channel-by-channel micro‑adjustments, a single light with a different feature set may be more compact. The system relies on a Bluetooth app for control, if you’ve got unreliable Bluetooth on site or prefer wired DMX control, you may want to factor that in. Also, the battery option means you’ll need to supply your own NP-F550/970 packs, which isn’t included.
Practical use case
Imagine streaming a gameplay session in a small studio: you place one light as a key on your face and the other as a subtle fill for the backdrop. The nine preset scenes can help you quickly create mood without fiddling with individual colour gels. If you’re filming tutorials or product demos, the diffuser helps soften harsh shadows and give you a more natural skin tone.
What to check before buying
- Confirm you have a Bluetooth-enabled phone to access the NEEWER app for control.
- Check that you’re comfortable with the two‑power option setup (AC power is ideal indoors, batteries are best for mobility).
- Ensure the stands’ maximum height fits your shooting format and ceiling height.
- Consider how you’ll use the RGB features: are you planning bold colour looks or steady neutral lighting?
How this compares to other approaches
For casual setups, a single adjustable key light paired with a basic fill light can be enough. If you prioritise convenience, this 2‑pack offers multi-light consistency and app control out of the box, which is helpful for multi‑scene shoots or streaming. If you prefer a pure daylight-balanced or bicolour fixture without full RGB, a simpler panel might reduce cost but lose creative flexibility.
Final verdict
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want reliable, high-CRI lighting with colour versatility, quick presets, and remote control across multiple units. It suits content creators who value consistency across takes and portable setups. It may not be the best pick if you need a tiny form factor or completely wired control without relying on a mobile app.
FAQ
- How many lights are included in this kit? Two RGB LED panels with two stands are included.
- Can the lights operate on battery power alone? Yes, they can be powered by NP-F550 or NP-F970 batteries (batteries not included) or via the AC adapter.
- What type of control does the app offer? The app supports Bluetooth control for adjusting brightness, colour temperature, and selecting preset scenes across one or multiple lights, within a 15 m range.