Dynaudio Bm5 Mkiii 100 Watt Studio Monitor

I have a small home studio. I needed some low end reinforcement. This NS-SW050 8 100 Watt Subwoofer works well with my pair of 8 inch small-room studio audio monitors and filled the bill nicely. The product and price worked for me. Thanks B&H!

An AMAZING little unit. Use this every day to power a recording studio. Have 4 /100 watt panels on the roof for recharging and seem to be doing the job quite well. On cloudy days, have plugged it in to a wall outlet to recharge and is amazing how quick it refreshes! Also use it in the camper van to power all the lights, refer, sink and fan. Is a small compact unit so is easy to not be in the way. The cigarette lighter adaptor for charging while driving is a nice feature. Haven't tried it with our large refer in the home yet but will do that in case of a power outage.

I would recommend this for anyone who is entry-mid level in the production world. Solo shooters and any set that doesn't have a DIT trying to establish a consistent color pipeline, more on that below. I pair the BM5 and BM7 with my OG Komodo and it works great. Wireless connection is easy and works flawlessly on both BM5 and BM7. The plastic hardshell case is the exact same for both monitors, and the compromise was taking the foam out of the casing, which I don't love... But, I'm not too worried about it.  It would be great if PortKeys made some tutorials on how to ensure that the monitor is calibrated, as I'm never 100% confident that my monitor is showing the most accurate rendition of what the sensor is getting... And the calibration tools are pretty confusing.

We use the PORTKEYS BM5 III 5.5 HDMI Touchscreen Monitor with our RED Komodo. So far, it has performed well with no issues. It is bright, sturdy and is compatible with the Komodo, as advertised. It connects with the camera wirelessly. Portkeys has a video showing how to do this and how to use the various features. We've had a couple questions for them and they responded right away. Things that I like best are the bright display, color, tools, rugged build, ability to load LUTS, compatibility with the Komodo, and technical support.

I'm using this cable for a variety of things: 1- powering a 100 watt wand light while in use at 100%. 2- Charging a 100 watt wand light from power off state. 3- Transferring files directly from mirrorless cameras when a card is not available. 4- CF Express USB-C card readers 5- Hard drive enclosures. Works well either for powering hungry devices or to transfer large data. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]

GREAT LIGHT TABLE ,,,BUT USE A 100 WATT ELD LIGHT SOURCE...LOW HEAT AND BETTER LIGHT...

Exactly what I needed for carrying my Olympus OM1 MkIII with 100-400 mm zoom and 2X teleconverter attached on field trips; Fits in it perfectly well, even with the lens shade on; Very well made of excellent materials.

I have the strap only for a few days, so I can't say anything about its durability. I use it for a Tascam DR-100 MKiii recorder and works very well. It has a plastic feel and I do not want to test it in order to find how hard it is, but the price is right.

I use them at home or take it to people's home to shoot portraits. They are only 100 Watt each but I never use max power. I sometimes use one light and reflector and the other light as a background light. Instructions are poor. Building softbox is easy once you figure out how to do it. Carrying case doesn't have puddings but if you treat it with care, you should have no problem. They miss fire once in a while but over all they are way better quality than that I thought. Very great value for the money I spent.

Perfect for my off grid shed charged by 2 100 watt solar panels. I’m able to run lights. Charge batteries, a pond aerator, and several other devices.