NANLINK

This App is really cool. I recently used this APP with the Nanlink Box to control over 20 Nanlite and Nanlux lights for a live concert shoot. It was so easy to connect all the lights and the controls were very stable. The interface on the app is so easy to operate and I love the features on the app. Especially the preset and grouping function which saves me a lot of time to change the settings in the different scenes during my shoot. Great work to the team at Nanlink! Good job!

The app constantly crashes now. A recent update erased my presets. It’s bad enough that I recommend using Aputure and moving away from NANLINK. They used to be good!

Before the update I could group 4 of my Pavotube 30c Gen 1, now it won’t allow me too. Please fix this nanlite

When I’m creating a new Fixture Group I can’t add any of my fixtures to it, all greyed out.

What a load of junk. I never got it to work because I won’t setup another email account just to remotely control a light. Developer arrogantly believes this software is worth giving up my email. Deleted after all of 5 minutes.

This app doesn’t use responsive design so you get this strange phone emulated experience with lots us wasted space. Also logging in was very difficult because the fields wouldn’t allow me to paste values in from a password manager like last pass. When I was able to log in I was expecting it to import the scenes I already had from my phone but it just started over from an empty state. I think they need to walk this through some user flows again from the point of installation.

I have six pavotubes and I was hoping this app would work and of course still doesn’t.

I don’t know what’s going on but I cannot connect to either of my lights in the app via Bluetooth, they simply don’t pop up in the app when the lights are turned on. This severely limits what features I can use on the lights.

I use the Nanlink app with my Nanlite Forza 60B II, and the app does everything I need. I have only one Forza, so my needs are pretty simple. I followed a YT tutorial by @TheHyphenate to get up and running. Very straightforward and simple. Bluetooth connectivity was easy. Dimming, temperature, on/off, and fan control. That’s all I need.

Why does the app require user contact and access to the content on my device? Photos, emails, text this has zero to do with light control. Privacy policy is that the developer can access (copy) your data and use it how they decide. Other manufactures that provide remote light control do request any of this access and those apps work fine. You can claim that you don’t use our data but nothing stops you as long as you are granted permission though the App.