The Elgato Key Light Air Professional LED Panel with 1400 Lumens is a remote-controlled lighting panel for presentations, streaming, etc. It has excellent, high-quality, and sturdy construction. With four of these, you are good to go for almost professional applications. One in the front, two on the sides for shadows, and one behind the background. I know they may sound expensive, but the work is done very easily because they are remote-controlled from the computer or iPad (which is what I used). The initial setup was a bit strange (initially, the control device needs to be directly connected to the light via wifi and then passed to the room's router). The control application allows for software updates, color temperature adjustment, intensity control, and on/off. If you want, you can turn them on or off as a whole, which is very convenient and speeds up the work a lot. It also works very nicely with Elgato's Stream Deck, so you can add programmable hardware buttons for control during the presentation. Personally, I no longer use it, but it can be very useful if you want to play with lighting effects or make initial settings that take time without getting up from your chair. What I didn't like: the screw that holds the clamps on the stand and also holds the panel at the same time is short, and to place the panel on the stand, you literally need three hands: one to hold the panel, one to screw the clamps, and one to hold them so they don't come off. This resulted in one clamp falling off during assembly, which I am still looking for. This won't bother those who have a fixed installation. Overall, it is a very good, flexible, and value-for-money lighting fixture.

Just what you need for video and room lighting, especially when used in pairs. The application is very easy to use.

These panels are very good, very powerful, very beautiful.

Also, they are very easy to connect to your network and you can easily manage them from your computer or mobile.

They have the best wifi connection I have ever encountered. Very good design for light diffusion and heat dissipation.

The only downside is that they are not plug-and-play as they take time to set up - compared to studio photography lights.

And you cannot adjust anything on them - everything is mandatory through wifi.