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Save 15% on a FOSITAN 14″ LED Ring Light

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Are you considering breaking into the world of YouTubing, vlogging, or podcasting? An important piece of equipment is a ring light to make sure you look your best. You may even want one just for the selfies you like to take so that you aren’t always stuck in your bathroom. Consider the FOSITAN 14-Inch Ring Light that comes with a stand and carrying bag.

Open up the box and find the LED ring light, a 31″ to 80″ light stand, white filter, orange filter, hot shoe adapter, smartphone holder, Bluetooth selfie remote, power adapter, U.S. plug, and carrying bag.

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Built with 180 pieces of premium SMD LED beads, the FOSITAN 14-Inch Ring Light Kit produces 3800LUX@1m lighting intensity with a dimming range from 10% to 100%. The light atmosphere is easy to control with the orange and white filters. This makes it suitable for studio lighting, video shooing, streaming, and selfies. The bright white light and soft natural yellow light will appear around the subject while reducing harsh shadows.

The three-legged stand is stable with a solid locking system. It will keep all your equipment safe without any wobble. You can rotate your phone into portrait mode or landscape mode freely without removing it from the smartphone holder. Most smartphones are compatible, including certain iPhones, certain Samsung Galaxies, Huaweis, etc. The hot shoe adapter is compatible with most DSLR cameras.

Take 15% off the price of this ring light and pay just $56.09.

FOSITAN 14-Inch Ring Light

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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