In this video I review and compare the battery powered Genaray PortaBright daylight and bi-color LED video lights.

Battery powered COB LED lights are becoming more common, and the Genaray offerings are welcome alternatives to the Nanlite Forza 60 and Forza 60B with battery grip, the Godox ML60 (and SLB60W), as well as the Jinbei EFII 60.

The Genaray PortaBright lights use proprietary batteries but feature a solid build, relatively quiet fans, and are as bright as comparable 60 watt daylight and bi-color LED lights.

There are a couple other details that enhance the usability of these lights, but how do they stack up against other battery powered competitors like the Nanlite Forza 60 and Forza 60B, Godox ML60, and Jinbei EFII 60?

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== TABLE OF CONTENTS ==
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0:00 - Intro & Product B-Roll
0:30 - Other Battery Powered COB Options
0:53 - Carrying Case
1:09 - AC Power
1:30 - Battery Power
3:14 - Fan Noise
3:47 - Brightness & Color Accuracy
6:27 - Details & Quirks
7:12 - Build Quality
7:53 - Wireless Control
8:08 - Included Accessories
8:43 - Pricing
9:27 - Final Thoughts

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