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Pocket lights and mini flashes for creators
The VL49 and VL49 RGB are pocket lights with three cold shoes. The K20 is a brighter 20 W RGB panel. The SL01 is a tiny manual flash.
ULANZI publishes a list of cameras the SL01 does not fit, including the Canon R50.
The ULANZI Select VL-81 and the VIJIM VL120 are also sold through ULANZI channels.
The VL49 models have between 8,000 and 10,000 ratings each.
20 W RGB · up to 3200 lux at 0.5 m · 2500-9000 K (1800-9000 K in the title) · CRI 96+ · 20 effects · 3300 mAh: 55 min at max, 8 h at min · magnetic diffuser · 0.55 lb
A 20 W handheld RGB panel with up to 3200 lux at 0.5 m, a magnetic diffuser and a side grip, sold by ULANZI’s US store for about $36.
Best for: Creators who want a bright handheld RGB light for close-ups and short shoots.
≈ $36
GN8 (ISO 100) · four power levels: 1/1, 1/2, 1/4, 1/8 · 6500 ±300 K, CRI 97 · built-in 250 mAh, about 500 full-power flashes · USB-C · 0.07 lb · manual only
The smallest flash on this shelf, sold by ULANZI’s US store for about $17. It is manual-only, and ULANZI lists cameras it does not fit, including the Canon R50 and Sony ZV-1F.
Best for: Compact and retro camera owners who want a tiny fill flash.
≈ $17
49 LEDs · 5500 K fixed · CRI 95+ · five brightness steps · 2000 mAh: 120 min at max · three cold shoes · USB-C · 90-130 g
ULANZI’s best-selling pocket light: 49 LEDs at 5500 K, three cold shoes for a mic or more lights, and a 2000 mAh battery, for about $17 with nearly 10,000 ratings.
Best for: Vloggers who want a small daylight fill light that also carries a microphone.
≈ $17
60 LEDs · 800 lux at 0.5 m · 2500-9000 K · hue 0-359° · CRI 95 · 120° beam · LCD · 2000 mAh: 2 h at max, 10 h at min · magnetic back · three cold shoes
The RGB version of ULANZI’s pocket light: 2500-9000 K, full hue control, a magnetic back and three cold shoes, for about $18 with 8,000 ratings.
Best for: Creators who want a cheap light that does both white and color.
≈ $18
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