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Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light

The Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light delivers powerful illumination in a compact, modular form factor. Capable of producing 29,600 lux at 3.3' with its included zoom lens, it offers brightness comparable to 100W fixtures while maintaining exceptional colour accuracy with CRI and TLCI ratings of 96. The ML80's variable 2800-6500K colour temperature range enables seamless adaptation between tungsten and daylight environments, while its modular Godox Mount ecosystem supports a broad range of optical modifiers. Designed for flexible operation, it runs on DC input or its included 6600mAh battery for true cable-free mobility on set or on location.

SKU: GC49-11.ML80BI

Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light

Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light

The Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light delivers powerful illumination in a compact, modular form factor. Capable of producing 29,600 lux at 3.3' with its included zoom lens, it offers brightness comparable to 100W fixtures while maintaining exceptional colour accuracy with CRI and TLCI ratings of 96. The ML80's variable 2800-6500K colour temperature range enables seamless adaptation between tungsten and daylight environments, while its modular Godox Mount ecosystem supports a broad range of optical modifiers. Designed for flexible operation, it runs on DC input or its included 6600mAh battery for true cable-free mobility on set or on location.

Engineered for versatility, the ML80 integrates onboard, wireless, and app-based control through the Godox Light app via Bluetooth and NFC, allowing precise remote adjustment of brightness and colour. The unit's modular design supports swappable power systems, including ML-BA, NP-F, or V-Mount batteries, extending usability for field production. Magnetic diffusion accessories and stackable light modifiers further expand creative lighting possibilities, while the included bracket and carry case ensure seamless transport and quick setup. The ML80 Bi-Colour embodies a balance of portability, precision, and professional-grade performance suited to photographers, videographers, and content creators alike.

Key Features:

DC or Battery Power

Cable Free Operation

High Output Light Performance

Adjustable Colour Temperature Range

High Colour Accuracy Rating

Multiple Control Options Available

What's in the Box:

Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light

Godox ML-BA Battery (6600mAh)

ML-Z Zoom Lens

Godox AD-E2 Bracket for AD100Pro, AD200Pro & AD300Pro

USB-C Charging Cord

Protective Cover

Carrying Case

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Product Overview

Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light

The Godox ML80 Bi-Colour LED Video Light delivers powerful illumination in a compact, modular form factor. Capable of producing 29,600 lux at 3.3' with its included zoom lens, it offers brightness comparable to 100W fixtures while maintaining exceptional colour accuracy with CRI and TLCI ratings of 96. The ML80's variable 2800-6500K colour temperature range enables seamless adaptation between tungsten and daylight environments, while its modular Godox Mount ecosystem supports a broad range of optical modifiers. Designed for flexible operation, it runs on DC input or its included 6600mAh battery for true cable-free mobility on set or on location.

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