Shark Professional 1500 Watt Iron

Very well build product. After calling Cyberpower, and looking at their spec sheets, I found all 1500 models were not equal. Some are 1050 watts, some are 1500 watts. This is the 1500 watt model-even though it did state 1050 watts in the BH website. I notified B&H on this fact. With the 1500 watt models, this model apparently had the longest runtime during power outages, so you get what you pay for.

Excellent product, but still room for improvement. It should have more watt-hours, at least somewhere between 1500-2000wh. Also, it should have more solar input capacity, about 800-1000W with 80-100V input.

We use this pack in a small church venue and it is loaded up to its rated 1500 watt maximum. Easy to program with clear instructions.

We keep it on a C-stand most of the time, but the battery design is perfect for occasional outdoor work. If we have a person hold it up (human c-stand), the controls are accessible by the right thumb, so the light operator can make adjustments without moving the fixture. The specs say 7 pounds but it feels light. Excellent build quality and low fan noise. The light it outputs gives plenty of control. Flattering for talent. I purchased two during a b&h promotion, will buy more for my studio in the future. I put this on one side of talent, then compared a 1,000 watt fluorescent daylight bulb on the other side of the talent, looking for shadowing. This light keeps up. Two lights with a silk and I can light just about any interview. Matches my tungstens, and everything between. The specs on this light say it's an 850 watt tungsten equivalent. LED is the craze and so much of it is cheap garbage that does not belong in a professional studio. I think if you are a professional but don't want to spring for high-end LED fresnels and bigger panels, you can get two or three of these and you'll be very happy. The light quality speaks for itself, but you just have to see that for yourself.

The main strength of these bulbs is that you get 500 watt power that you can plug into a conventional socket. No heavy betweenie, no Home Depot stadium lights. A lot of low budget filmmakers wonder where to go after you've graduated from the Home Depot light set. This is your next step up before professional level lighting.Warning, these are incredibly hot bulbs. They do not have a long life. Also DO NOT move the light while it is on or it will burn out.The $ each your paying is so that you don't have to buy a $ professional kit. It is what it is.

it gives me 1500� pics

All that I dreamed in a cAmera super fast super sharp it’s such a shark

I bought it because I just bought a 4k tv it was excellent product for the tv viewing so shark.

Iron Wolfs are the way to go for reliability and best bang for the buck.

Perfect fit for my Pelican 1500.