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Save $38 on an IVISII Ring Light Kit

By Laura Tucker
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Are your Zoom meetings missing a little something? Do you feel like you aren’t presenting your best self? If this describes you, you may need to get a ring light. While they look like expensive equipment, they don’t have to be. Consider the IVISII Ring Light Kit that you can pick up for $38 off.

Eliminate shadows in those Zoom meetings or selfies with a ring light. You can also use it for fashion shoots, weddings, advertisement photography, studio shoots, portraits, podcasts, YouTube tutorials, and live streaming. Basically, you can use it for all the photo and video work you’ve done where you’ve always felt it needed just a little more proper lighting.

Deal Ivisii Ring Light Setup

The IVISII Ring Light Kit ships with the 18″ LED ring light, 74″ light stand, white and orange color filter set, tripod head hot shot adapter, universal adapter with U.S. plug, smartphone holder, and a carrying bag to store and carry everything conveniently.

The ultra-wide multiple-compatibility hot shoe adapter can be used with most DSLR cameras, and the smartphone holder will fit most smartphones. The ring light can also be used with a mirrorless camera.

The warm light/white light dimmable range of the outer 55W 5500K LED ring light has 240 LED bulbs inside. The stand can be adjusted between 36.2″ and 74″ and is foldable when not in use.

Save $33 and then take another $5 off if you clip the Amazon coupon. You’ll pay just $66.99 by the time you’re done.

IVISII Ring Light Kit

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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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