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Key Features
- Ring Light with Three Shoe Mounts
- 6" Mirror & Two Flexible Arms
- Output: 2050 Lumens at 3.3'
- 2700-5700K CCT
Ideal for vloggers, photographers, videographers, and make-up artists, the 17" Vlogger Bi-Color LED Ring Light from Savage is fun to use with variable color temperature from 2700 to 5700K to match any environment or for creative effects to suit your subject. The light earns a CRI rating of 95/92 to indicate an accurate rendering of colors. It's dimmable from 10-100% to save you the trouble of jockeying the light back and forth for the right intensity. The wide beam spread bathes your subject in nearly shadowless, soft, flattering light and creates circular catchlights in their eyes.
More DetailsConvenience is an importance in the ring light's design. The light controls, for example, are at the front of the fixture, making adjustments during selfie shooting easy. There's a 6" mirror for posing, as well as two mobile phone holders on flexible arms for streaming from multiple devices. The Vlogger Ring Light is ready for worldwide use via its 110-240 VAC power supply.
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There is a USB port on the light - can that be ...
There is a USB port on the light - can that be used to power the light when plugged into a computer? Also wondering about the 2 flexible arms. What kind of screw mount are they (male, what size)?
The USB is for keeping a phone powered while recording. The arms are 1/4"20 threads.
Date published: 2021-07-01
How many watts does the light draw?
How many watts does the light draw?
The Savage Vlogger Bi-Color LED Ring Light (17") (B&H# SADRLBI16) will draw a different amount of power depending on its intensity and color settings, as well as the amount of power being drawn from its own onboard USB A power outlet (which itself is commonly used to power or recharge a smartphone). We would expect typical total draw to be around 50W.
Date published: 2025-11-26