Ulanzi Ultra Bright LED Video Light -Mini LED 49 Dimmable High Power Panel Video Light, LED Light for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Panasonic,Sony, Samsung and Olympus Digital DSLR Cameras

Using since past 12 months , faced no problem at all. I feel its little pricey for what it offers.

I ordered this for product photography purpose. It is light in weight. It uses 2 AA cells. The light can be adjusted. I liked this product. Lightweight and easy to use. I can be used as a flash on the top of the camera or can be set up individually. The only missing part in this product is there is no power button to turn it on or off, so you have to take out the cells and then only it turns off. The image is with the light on the lower side. You can increase the light 2-3 times brighter than this.

Ulanzi always good.This is a compact light not very powerful.useful only for certain shooting purposes can't be used for portrait reviews to upload on YouTube as light is underpowered

WORST PRODUCT, Don't buy it. I have purchased on 23-06-2023. I used only for once. Now it's not working even though fully charged.

This small Ulanzi LED Videolight, I use for macro product light accessory and just a backup in case the mains go off. Light intensity can be increased or decreased from the scroll wheel. Good for small products shoot. Thumbs up but not to mark....

Budget light

Good product but too bright. You can tune the light colour from bright to warm. Best use Duracell rechargeable batteries as batteries die off quickly. That way you can save a lot and have good performance as well. Overall build quality is good and very handy.

Value of money

I was looking for an LED light that lit up my face enough dad you could see me clearly and that it wasn't too bright that made me look white will try and good video myself on the go. It takes two AA batteries and it has three hot shoe mount that makes it nice to mount other accessories like a microphone as I do in these pictures. It is nice that it is adjustable meaning you can dim and brighten the light up and at full brightness it is plenty for what I'm looking for. I like this light but some may say that it's not bright enough for their needs but that's why there's different types of Lights with more LEDs. But for a single point and shoot light it will light you up plenty in pitch dark. The third picture is a picture of myself in a pitch dark room but with this LED light on and I think it lights up the room plenty to see me clearly and some of my background . I recommend this lights and I might get another one. The price for this light is very reasonable and it's well made.

This item is simplicity itself. Simply insert two AA batteries, mount on your camera or light bar, turn on and that is it. It is ideal for close up work, producing more than sufficient light. If one is looking for room filling light, this is not it. When used for confined space or close up work, this does the job. The 6000K output produces well balanced color and natural "daylight" rendering. As they are quite inexpensive, multiple units can be mounted for larger area applications if that is necessary. Having accessory shoe receptacles on three sides is a nice feature to have.

I've been a still photographer for years. My mentor told me I need to get into video. Not ready to rig up my DSLR just yet, but I have a new iPhone 15 - what better way to start. I bought a Ulanzi phone rig (ST-10) that I can use on a camera, light stand, tripod, or handle. Bought two of these lights to flank my phone using the the cold shoe slots on the rig. Why I like these lights: inexpensive, 49 dimmable LED's, cold shoe slots on 3 sides for expansion, but mainly: they take AA batteries. I have a huge investment in rechargeable AA's and chargers, don't need another charging infrastructure I have to support, so that works for me. What I don't like: I have an older 36-LED Genaray that is actually brighter. That said, it's not a big enough difference that I want to carry around the two dedicated batteries and the charger it takes (I did look for a matching Genaray before I bought the two Ulanzi's, but I don't think Genaray makes it anymore. So once again, I'm reviewing a product that takes more time to evaluate than I've actually spent with it. I could judge the brightness and the weight up front. As for the battery life, I gave it 5 stars because I swear by the eneloop rechargeable AA batteries I use. If I find that these lights drain the batteries more quickly than I expected I'll revise the star count

Works as expected. Light hue is honey coloured. Thumbs up

I have 2 of these lights, and really like them. They work well for lighting up dark areas in videos. I am a YouTuber so lighting is important but I didn't want to spend a fortune on lights. I like how they use AA batteries no worrying about fancy proprietary batteries or special chargers. The brightness is good. I like the ability to adjust the brightness for different environments. One thing is that I would recommend to use some decent batteries. I used some cheap rayovac rechargeable batteries and my light got hot using them. I thought my light was faulty but no. It was the batteries that got hot. I used some Eneloop batteries and the results where great. Eneloop pro's are my recommendation. They last about 3 hours on a charge.