FluentRGB LED Soft Selfie Ring Light with 2.1m Tripod Stand
R299
About
Soft LED step-less dimming ring light. 350-degree rotating pan tilt, free adjustment of light compensation angle to meet all kinds of light compensation needs. This LED ring light can be mounted on the holder and take it anywhere, it can also be removed from the stand at any time, the phone holder can free to adjust to any angle. There are three size options for the selfie light, either 20, 26 or 33cm.
Product Features
Selfie Ring Light
- 360 Degree Rotating Pan Tilt
- Freely adjust light compensation angle
- Non-slip silicone pad design
- RGB colours lighting mode, adjustable brightness to suit your need
2.1m Tripod Stand
- Professional Light Stand
- Lightweight, durable materials, stable, robust construction
- 3 stage centre shaft
- Easy height adjustment
- Rubber feet provide extra grip
Product Specifications
Selfie Ring Light
- Diameter 20/26/33cm
- Lamp beads: 80pcs
- Color temperature: 3000K-6000K
- Color rendering index: >90
- Input voltage: 5V
- Frequency: 50-60HZ
- Lumens: 1000LM
- Maximum power: 25W
- Light color: cold color/warm color/natural color+RGB light
- CRI: Ra> 90
- Adjustable colors: adjustable brightness and color mixing, special color effects
- Adjustable brightness: 10-100% (10 levels)
- Material: ABS + PC
2.1m Tripod Stand
- Minimum height: 80.5cm
- Maximum height: 210cm
- Weight: 1040 grams
- Load capacity: 2.5kg
- Attachment: Large spigot/stud with 1/4" thread
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