Godox EazyFlow Octa 60 Softbox vs Godox FL15Bi
Two of our picks from Best Godox Video Lights for Streaming and Vlogging: ML40Bi, ML40R, FL15Bi, LC500R and the EazyFlow Softboxes, compared side by side on the specs and trade-offs that actually matter.
Short answer
Between the Godox EazyFlow Octa 60 Softbox and the Godox FL15Bi, we recommend the Godox EazyFlow Octa 60 Softbox ($59 when we checked it on 2026-09-14) as the better godox video light for most people. Round catchlights and a wider wrap from a single light. The Godox FL15Bi ($99 when we checked it on 2026-09-14) still makes sense if lighting a face on a night walk, held or clipped to a strap.
GODOX Softbox EazyFlow Octa 60 23.6" Octagonal Softbox
$59.00observed
Lowest we have recorded: $59.00 on (4 weekly checks)
Godox FL15Bi Bi-Color LED Video Flash Light, Photography Flashlight
$99.00observed
Lowest we have recorded: $99.00 on (4 weekly checks)
Our take on each
Godox EazyFlow Octa 60 Softbox
Best for: Round catchlights and a wider wrap from a single light.
The Godox EazyFlow Octa 60 is the octagonal version: 60 cm across, a grid in the box to control spill, and the same quick-fold frame. The octagon gives round catchlights in the eyes and a wider wrap than the Rect 40, so it is the better single-light softbox for a desk.
Same mount note: Bowens, so studio COBs and Aputure yes, ML40 only with the adapter. Owners rate it 5.0 across its first 3 reviews.
Godox FL15Bi
Best for: Lighting a face on a night walk, held or clipped to a strap.
The Godox FL15Bi is shaped like a torch and used like one: a bi-colour beam you hold or clip to a bag strap to light a face at night. It is the only light here with no USB-C desk mode, so it belongs in a bag rather than on a desk.
The beam is narrow, which is what you want at arm's length outdoors and not what you want on a desk. It is a new listing. Owners rate it 4.3 across its first 5 reviews.
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