MEIKON Mini Waterproof led Light Scuba Diving Lights Fill-in Light for Waterproof housing Underwater Photographic Lighting System …

MEIKON Mini Waterproof led Light Scuba Diving Lights Fill-in Light for Waterproof housing Underwater Photographic Lighting System …

$ 54.99

Score By Feature

Based on 17 ratings

Value for money

8.72

Delivery

9.00

Giftable

8.65

Satisfaction

9.01

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Product Description

Underwater photography is so much fun with this diving Led flash light. It can be used up to 60m/195ft underwater. Light and portable, the waterproof fill light is perfect for underwater photography.

Powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery, the diving led video light has a micro USB port, which can be charged via 1100 mAh battery. With a micro USB port that is compatible with GoPro, Xiaoyi, SJCAM, Akaso, and other action cameras with waterproof housings or digital camera lighting systems.

There are different lights for different scenes, for S1 white light Strong Light (2100LM), Low Light (600LM), and SOS flash (700LM), separate lights for red and blue light. The second mode provides double color light with red and blue lights on and off.

attach diving lights to the underwater photography lighting bracket system using the ball head The diving lights can also be mounted on a camera or waterproof housing boot with the hot shoe adapter.

The underwater light tube is made up of 3 mm and 5 mm light beam tubes. The bundle focuses the light into a bundle, provides fill light, and improves underwater photograph clarity and vibrancy.

Questions & Answers

Do you have a leak, what is the depth of the hole?

At 125', there are no leaks

The light must be attached to the ceiling. Do you need to buy a hot shoe separately if it has a place for one?

As for the hot shoe, it does have one.

As of now, this unit doesn't have a 1/4" thread You can put 20 on the bottom for a ?

In the 1/4-lb. category is a female Contains a threaded hole for a tripod screw head with a 20mm diameter

Selected User Reviews For MEIKON Mini Waterproof led Light Scuba Diving Lights Fill-in Light for Waterproof housing Underwater Photographic Lighting System …

Despite improvements, there is plenty of potential

3/5

As much as I wanted to like this light, I couldn't. There is no need to carry it around just because it is so small. Despite its size, this lamp generates a good amount of light for its size. Also, it is quite You do get what you pay for in this case. Before you purchase, here are the cons you should keep in mind The battery lasts one dive, but cuts out on the second dive. My photos were taken after I dived and cleaned my gear, so I noticed the charger port didn't seal well. An influx of water is taking place. The function has not been affected at this time. Obtained a bigger belly by trying to put on weight There was no threading on the ring, but it was not the cap. I attempted to tighten the cap with my Perdix AI tool (aluminum) before my next dive. The cap was made of cheap plastic and ended up marred. 1. 2. 3. Put in an order for another Despite its great looks, it would not charge and would only come on with a plug. I had to return the second one. I am worried about the lifespan of the light after I had to send back the second one and then the first had water getting in it. As long as the company continues to improve their product and remain budget friendly, I will not hesitate to give them another try since this would be the perfect solution for what I am trying to accomplish with a small dive camera (gopro) setup. In the event that their quality was up to par, I would have purchased 4, however, I am still on the lookout.

Julia Boyer

| Aug 01, 2021

Excellent value for the money

4/5

The attachment point isn't so great. Considering the price, I think it's a great little light. The battery life is a bit short (2 dives), but for the price, I can charge it more often. There are only two threads that hold it to the softshoe mount, and that's a big hassle for me. Due to some reason, the dive camera industry makes all of us into suckers and makes gear that is barely hanging on. A dive 3 dive was the last to fall off. All divers lose gear as their photo set up expands, and even though this camera was a good value, I was still a little disappointed to lose it so soon. already ordered another one, and I've got an idea of how I'll use a zip tie to attach a tether to it. Likewise, I would like to be a part of their When you are putting it on your tray, keep that in mind.