Yet another LED light review, NANLITE LUMIPAD 25 Bi colour. Best yet?

So here is yet another light review, what can I say, 'I love lamp'
These NANLITE LUMIPAD 25s are blooming awesome, but just watch the video and you'll see.
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For photo and video recordings with digital cameras and video cameras / camcorders. Particularly suitable for portraits, interviews, UA-cam video blogs, still life, tabletop and passport photos.
31.8 x 21 cm panel with 256 SMD LEDs (CRI ≥ 95, TLCI = 93), which are installed in the frame of the luminaire. A sophisticated combination of specially structured panes and foils that bundle and distribute the emitted light enables both high illuminance and soft, glare-free illumination.
Color temperature adjustable from 3200 Kelvin (artificial light / warm tone) to 5600 Kelvin (daylight / neutral color rendering).
Maximum illuminance at a distance of 1 m 1000 lux with a wide beam angle (half-value angle) of 90 °. Continuously dimmable brightness.
Power supply via the supplied power supply unit or two optionally available lithium-ion batteries of the type Sony NP-F (item no. 3632 or 3634).
Infinitely adjustable tilt joint and fastening sleeve for mounting on suitable tripods and brackets with 16 mm (5/8 ") standard spigot.
Scope of delivery: lamp, power supply unit, power cord, power supply unit holder.
Technical data:
LED panel: 256 SMD LEDs
Color rendering index: CRI ≥ 95, TLCI = 93 Color
temperature (adjustable): 3200-5600 Kelvin
Max. Illuminance: 1000 Lux at a distance of 1 m Beam
angle (half-value angle): 90 °
Illuminated area: 31, 8 x 21 cm
Operating voltage: 15-24 V
Power consumption: 24 W
Power supply unit: Input 100-240 V, 50/60 Hz
Output 15 V, 2.0 A
Suitable batteries: Lithium-ion batteries, type Sony NP-F and identical
dimensions (W x H x D): 349 x 310 x 21-32 mm (including tilting joint)
Weight: approx. 1,015 g

[@NanliteGlobal]

Thank you for using our product and giving your feedback.🙌

[@FosterMedia]

Thanks for making great products 😁

[@lukascomputer7398]

The edits you did to mimic the control use at 6:00 was the only instance I've ever seen edits of this type that didn't deeply irritate or horrify me. I felt they added to the video and I appreciated your adding them

[@jacktree9987]

That was great mate, thanks heaps 👍🏼

[@sscott9187]

Good job! 👍🏻

[@FosterMedia]

Thanks man👌

[@toy4tao]

Can you do a on and off for outdoor daylight

[@FosterMedia]

Sorry, I don't really understand the question.

[@daltonrandall4348]

@@FosterMedia He means show a subject outdoors with the light on and the light off so we can see the difference and how powerful the light is in an outdoor setting.

[@FosterMedia]

@@daltonrandall4348 OK I will make it. Yeah, I'll do direct Sun, shade, one light, two etc. Good idea 👌