Hi, now I use Litpanels LP-Micro to make videos in UHD. I have to take with me the jelly orange panel to shoot with the night light.
I'd like to replace it with another led light with Dimmable Soft Light, 3200K-5600K.
Could you seggest me please?
Thank you

I'd suggest looking at some online reviews, like this one. Most people own a single or maybe 2 of these lights, so it's hard to compare them to other offerings. There are so many to choose from, and your specific needs might be different from other people's needs.
7 Great Video LED Lights Under $50 - YouTube

There are also RGB lights now, which offer additional functions and effects that might be handy to you.
RGB Pocket Video Light Showdown - Aputure MC, Boling P1, Falconeyes F7, Pilotfly RX1, and Sutefoto - YouTube

One with remote control is good for one person setup.

Remote control??? I didn't even know it existed. Do you find it really useful?

Sorry but I like to understand better.
1) Why these nice led lights are so cheap compared to Litpanels LP-Micro? I paid for the Litpanels LP-Micro around 250 euro some years ago.
2) Another very important aspect for me is toget a more powerful led light than LP-Micro. How could I know if those led lights in the video are more or less powerful than LP-Micro?
Anyway those lights are very nice and the video is nice too.
I must always use the led light in the dark outdoor night, without any other light or glow and the light of LP-Micro is often insufficient.
I need only a small light for my Lumix GH5 camera
Thanks for your suggestions.

Many cheap ones do not have the same quality of light. Some flicker some cast green some ..........
By remote. I mean you can adjust the power of your light. So you can stand behind your camera and set the light level without having to run back and fore to the light. Imagine the light high and you have to take it down and up adjusting the power till you get it right.

You are absolutely right but I only use it for the outside at night. I never had the desire to lower the power of the light, it was the opposite. That is, I'd like getting more power, but I never knew how much difference in power there is between other llights compare to LP-Micro.

You pay a premium for the Lite Panels name. You can get brighter lights now for less money for sure.

I vaguely remember your original thread. The biggest limitation you'll find is the size and weight of the light if you want to mount it on your camera and be mobile.

Pete, I'd like to know the difference of power between LP-Micro and some other small led lights. If the power is the same, I will continure to shoot with LP-Micro.

If this is your current light it looks to be very small and doesn't produce a lot of light
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/542007-REG/Litepanels_LP_MICRO_Micro_LED_On_Camera_Light.html/overview/BI/2855/KBID/3801 (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/542007-REG/Litepanels_LP_MICRO_Micro_LED_On_Camera_Light.html/overview/BI/2855/KBID/3801/BI/2855/KBID/3801)
Specs: 3"x3", 3watts, 48 bulbs, brightness 2' (0.6 m): 560 lux, 4' (1.2 m): 280 lux, 6' (1.8 m): 70 lux

Caleb recommends YN216 $62
Spec: 13watts, 216 bulbs, brightness 2000 (must be 2')
this would be 4x brighter than your light
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1304881-REG/yongnuo_yn_216w_yn216_led_video_light.html/overview/BI/2855/KBID/3801 (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1304881-REG/yongnuo_yn_216w_yn216_led_video_light.html/overview/BI/2855/KBID/3801/BI/2855/KBID/3801)

https://youtu.be/AcBb-MInwBc

Also note while bi color lights are nice they can cut you output in half if you either want cool or warm that because 1/2 the lights are yellowish the other half are blueish the only time all the lights fire are when you are in the middle temperature. One other thing to consider is the beam angle. The narrower the angle the further it will throw the light but less area it will cover, while wider the angle the more even the light will be spread but will not throw light as far. In a different category of lights called spots use a lens to focus light even further think of a flash light.

Pete,
you are great!!!! Thank you a lot for your precious news.