Pocket Light For Your Next Conference Call: Genaray PB-96

Recently, B&H asked if there were any products I wanted to review for my Youtube channel, and I said lighting. You're probably thinking I should have asked for something more exciting, like the Leica Q2 Monochrom or Sony A7S III. Don't worry, I'll get to those cameras eventually. Plus, lighting is exciting, especially if you want to look your best in your videos as well as stills.

After audio, lighting is something many of us can improve on, not only for our videos, but for conference calls as well. I make sure to use a pocket LED light for all my conference calls, and for this video I'm featuring the Genaray Powerbank 96 Pocket LED Light. For it's size and price, this bi-color pocket light performs great and has replaced my Aputure MC as my main Zoom and Skype meeting key light. There is a smaller PB-64 version (I know I accidentally said it was 48 lights in the video); but for an extra $20, I think it's worth getting the more powerful version. The light comes with a great kit, including a nice case, diffuser, mini tripod, mobile phone holder, cold shoe mount adapter and USB cable for charging. Did I mention this is also a powerbank as well, just in case you need to power up your mobile phone? Pretty cool right?

Below are my affiliate links to B&H for the Genaray PB series pocket LED lights:

Other products mentioned or featured in my video:

Check out my most recent pictures on Instagram:
Follow me on Twitter for extra pictures, videos, links and useless banter:
Check out my soon-to-be-updated-and-slightly-neglecte­­­­­d blog:

#pocketlight #conferencecall #ledlight

[pocholoparanpan]

10:27 Bro the clarity of difference is incredible! The light seems so nice, natural, and very ambient.

[sonicacoustics]

That is really an interesting.Cool review on the product! :)

[nerwin]

This looks like it could extremely handy. Hmm. I use a big softbox for my keylight but I find that its overpowering and no way to adjust the brightness unless I get a less powerful bulb. Something like this maybe all I really need.