Add fill light to your videos and create your own studio at home with the Beamo Studio Key LED Light from JOBY. Ideal for content creators, it provides soft and diffused light and outputs 650 lux at 1.6'. Featuring a CRI rating of 85, the light has cool, warm, and daylight color temperature and 10 levels of brightness. Lightweight and compact, this LED light is USB-powered and has an inline remote plus a convenient tabletop stand that allows height adjustments from 27 to 37".

For Content Creators and Vloggers    Output: 650 Lux at 1.6'    3 Color Temperature Options    USB-Powered    85 CRI    120° Beam Angle    10 Levels of Brightness    Includes Tabletop Stand    Cold Shoes for Convenient Mounting    ABS Construction

• Measures 37 x 7 x 10" and weighs only 3.6 pounds
• Robust maximum output of 350 lumens
• Four built-in cold shoe attachments mount accessories like the separately available Wavo mobile microphone
• Dimming is variable in 10 steps
• Allows height and tilt adjustments for different shooting angles
• Use as a tabletop light for your video calls
• Inline cable remote magnetically attaches to stand base
• Color temperature levels include cool 6500K (±10%), daylight 5600K (±10%), and warm 3200K (±10%)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the overall width of this unit, at the widest point? No details are provided. I want to custom fabricate a mount plate to fit the unit in some existing softboxes I have.

A: At its widest point, this fixture would measure 6 .

Q: 2. How is the optical slave flash mode activated without using the app? The manual offers little description and appears to show holding in the non-dimpled button for 3 seconds, but that has done nothing, and the Beamo Mini will not flash even when a Speedlight is pointed directly at it. The linked "tutorial" video is more of a sales pitch than an actual usage guide, so that hasn't helped, either.

A: Hello, the optical flash mode is only available through the app.

Q: 3. Stand included?

A: If you are asking about the 4 light set they do come with 4 fixtures and 4 stands with a large carry bag to store and carry them.

Q: 4. Does this fit Bowens mount softboxes?

A: Unfortunately, no, the Impact 4 Socket Fluorescent Fixture is not compatible for use with Bowens-mount softboxes. The Impact Softbox for Fluorescent Fixtures (20 x 27.5"), B&H # IMFFSB70, would be the dedicated softbox compatible for use with the Impact 4 Socket Fluorescent Fixture. The Impact 4 Socket Fluorescent Fixture cannot use Bowens speed ring adapters.

Q: 5. I am living in India. can i use 230V power for this

A: The Impact 4 Socket Fluorescent Fixture, B&H # IMFFS4, is designed for use on 120 VAC 60 Hz voltage, and would not be compatible for use on 230 VAC voltage. The Impact FF-OF4 Octa 4-Socket Fluorescent Fixture, B&H # IMFFOF4, would be a fluorescent light fixture that would be compatible for use on 230 VAC voltage.

Q: 6. tungsten bulbs?

A: Fluorescent bulbs. You can use tungsten, they will just get a lot hotter and have a different color (more yellow) than the Fluorescent. You can use brighter bulbs than the one's that are supplied too.

Q: 7. Can it operates with one battery or needs two?

A: The instructions included with the Yongnuo YN608W LED Video Ring Light (5500K) state that if you put one battery into the battery slot, only 304 LEDs will light up, but the relevant functions will work normally. If you use both batteries in both battery slots, then all 608 LEDs will light up. As such, you would only have half of the available light output if you choose to use one battery with the light fixture.

Q: 8. Is the Impact FF-S4 light kit TOO LOUD for video? One reviewer says that it is "loud as heck" and not usable for video. Since I want it for video, I don't want it if it generates noise.

A: The CFL lamps do not have fans and make no noise.

Q: 9. Does this ring light come with the handle ?

A: Yes, handle included.

Q: 10. Has anyone used LED bulbs as replacements for the ones included? My local hardware store has 5,000K LED bulbs and they even will use less power (13W) compared to the ones supplied (26W).Also, the description say the fixture is only rated for 200W total. But the box it comes in says 600W total or 150W per socket. Has anyone received the 600W fixture and used bigger bulbs?

A: It can only support a maximum of 200 watts.You can use led lamps as long as they fit and the bulbs do not exceed 50 watts each.