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RGB Flood Lights & Ring Light — Full Breakdown & Transcript

RGB Flood Lights for Your Gaming Setup! (Unboxing & Review)

0h 03m video Published Jul 6, 2021 Transcribed Aug 10, 2026 O oMace
Beginner 2 min read For: Gamers and content creators looking to improve their setup lighting.
AI Trust Score 35/100
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"The title promises a review but delivers a basic unboxing with minimal technical detail, padded with subscription requests."

AI Summary

The video is an unboxing and review of RGB floodlights and a ring light for a gaming setup. The creator demonstrates the lights, highlights their features, and shows the final result of the improved lighting.

[00:01]
Introduction

The creator is excited about new lights and asks viewers to subscribe before showing them.

[00:13]
Floodlights Unboxing

Two floodlights were purchased, recommended by Alpha Gaming. The package is a plain cargo box with no branding.

[00:42]
Package Contents

The box contains a power cable, an RGB remote, and the floodlight itself. There is foam padding for protection.

[01:16]
Floodlight Features

The floodlight is 50 watts, very bright, can display any color via the remote, and has a strong steel stand.

[01:30]
Setup and Test

Two floodlights are set up facing opposite walls with different colors to improve the scenery.

[01:56]
Brightness Test

The lights are extremely bright and light up the entire room, making the setup look better.

[02:10]
Ring Light Purchase

The creator also bought a ring light to use as a soft box light, despite it not being designed for that purpose.

[02:25]
Ring Light Setup

The ring light is easy to set up, can be dimmed, and comes with a mount. It offers cool blue, warm, and in-between light settings.

[03:07]
Final Results

The new lighting significantly improves the creator's appearance and overall setup compared to the previous bland colors.

[03:20]
Conclusion

The creator is excited about the upgrade and plans to add more improvements in the future.

The video demonstrates that affordable RGB floodlights and a ring light can dramatically enhance a gaming setup's visual appeal and the creator's on-camera appearance.

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Study Flashcards (4)

What is the wattage of the floodlights?

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50 watts

01:16

Who recommended the floodlights?

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Alpha Gaming

00:13

What items are included in the floodlight package?

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A power cable, an RGB remote, and the floodlight itself.

00:42

What is the purpose of the ring light in the setup?

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To act as a softbox light for the creator's face.

02:10

💡 Key Takeaways

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Floodlight brightness

The 50-watt floodlight is described as extremely bright, which is a key selling point for viewers.

01:16
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Ring light as softbox

The creator repurposes a ring light for a softbox, showing a practical DIY approach.

02:10
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Setup improvement

The final result demonstrates the tangible impact of lighting on video quality.

03:07

[00:01] guys the new lights that i just bought i'm super excited and i cannot wait to show you guys but before we do that and subscribe if you haven't already and other than that let's get right into the

[00:13] so for our first lights i actually bought two floodlights these are the ones that alpha gaming recommended if you don't know who alpha gaming is he does a variety of content he actually does some

[00:25] if you guys want to go check him out his link is going to be down in the it's just a cargo box there's no branding or anything which is fine i guess but let's crack this thing open

[00:42] so straight off the bat we just have a power cable and we have a rgb remote then let's go ahead and pull out the actual floodlight itself

[01:03] yeah i'm not gonna be needing these and then it looks like just a foam piece to keep it safe from breaking or anything it looks like you got some phone left on it which is kind of gross let me get this stuff off so here is the

[01:16] footlight itself it's 50 watts so it's gonna be pretty freaking bright you can do any color like it shows on the remote here it has a pretty strong stand it's steel and it's pretty hard to pull out i

[01:30] out and give it a test so like i said i bought two of these so i have one facing towards this wall and then i have a another one facing that towards this wall so i'm

[01:43] two different color lights on each different wall and hopefully it'll make my scenery look a little bit better so let's go ahead and try these things out oh my gosh it is so bright it is so

[01:56] one on yeah it's super bright as you can see everything is lit up now looking quite nice and then obviously i contrasting colors or this really wouldn't work out with

[02:10] deal these are pretty cool looking and they help my setup some and then the other light i have bought is a ring light now for a soft box type of deal instead of this

[02:25] ring light that i use right now just for my face i know that this isn't really supposed to be for a soft box light but honestly it's super easy to set up and i don't really have that much room to use

[02:37] so i can just really dim this down enough to where it can become open this thing up and currently right now i am using the mount that comes with it so like i said it's another ring light just like the

[02:51] one i currently use and here it is pretty much it's not to help out my camera more as you can see it lights up pretty well cooler blue or a warmer light or like an in-between so i'm going to go

[03:07] show you guys at the final results so now as you guys can see once i simply it definitely changes my setup i look better compared to just the simple bland colors

[03:20] i'm really excited and it's only the start i'm gonna be having a lot more that but other than that i hope you guys enjoyed the video if you haven't already subscribe and i'll be seeing you guys later peace

[03:43] [Music] out

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