ULANZI VL200 Bi-Color LED Video Light
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About ULANZI VL200 Bi-Color LED Video Light
Overall Feedback:
80% positive
84% praised the adjustments
The control to adjust the light's brightness and temperature is smooth and easy to use.
78% appreciated the battery life, although 22% experienced issues
I rarely use the LED light at 100% brightness, so the battery life is never a problem for me. I can shoot for an entire day using it for only 1/3 of the time and still have battery left by the end of the day.
The battery life is pretty good and it doesn't have fast charge. Getting two of them is suggested as they are cheap.
I have not used the light continuously throughout the day, so I cannot say how long the battery will last. However, it has lasted me for one full day for my usage.
If I could change anything about it, I would make it a little brighter and upgrade the battery to something with a slightly higher milliamp hour storage capacity.
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79% praised the brightness
I barely use the LED light at 100% brightness, which results in never having battery life issues and being able to shoot for an entire day with only 1/3 of the time using the light.
The full brightness of the light can partially blind me.
79% liked the color temperature
I could capture outdoors and indoors shots and video while keeping the skin tones of the bride and her court pleasant by changing the color temperature of the unit.
82% liked the compatability, although 18% had compatibility issues
The USB-C port is nice and tight, and the dials feel good.
Even after being fully charged, the light is no longer working.
80% appreciated the durability, while 20% experienced issues
I have a positive opinion on the durability of the product as the brackets are made of metal, giving me more confidence.
I compared the mounting threads of the older light with the new light and found that the new light had shallower and flimsier metal threads, which led to the breakdown.
