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TTArtisan Mini Magnetic LED Light (Black)
TTArtisan Mini Magnetic LED Light - Black
The TTArtisan Mini Magnetic LED Light, styled like a roll of 35mm film, is a compact and playful lighting accessory. It features a magnetic cold shoe mount for effortless attachment and offers three colour temperature settings: 3000K, 4500K, and 6000K. Equipped with 15 LED bulbs arranged in a 5 x 3 grid, it provides even light distribution and has a 95 CRI rating for precise colour rendering. The 300mAh battery charges in approximately 45 minutes via USB-C and delivers between 80 to 160 minutes of illumination. A handy lanyard hole allows you to easily attach it to bags or clothing, ensuring it stays within reach and secure.
Additional Benefits
Red light indicator for charging status; green light indicator for fully charged status
160 minutes of battery life when using exclusively warm or cool white; 80 minutes of battery life when alternating
Adjustable from 0-180° and detachable
Protective rubber cap for covering the power switch to prevent accidental activations when traveling with the LED light in a bag or your pocket
Key Features:
Colour Temperatures: 3000, 4500 & 6000K
Magnetic Cold Shoe Mount
300mAh Battery; 45-minute Charge
15 LED bulbs; CRI: 95
USB-C Cable, Lanyard Carrying Strap
What's in the Box:
TTArtisan Mini Magnetic LED Light - Black
Magnetic Mount
Charging Cable
Rubber Cap
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Product Overview
TTArtisan Mini Magnetic LED Light - Black
The TTArtisan Mini Magnetic LED Light, styled like a roll of 35mm film, is a compact and playful lighting accessory. It features a magnetic cold shoe mount for effortless attachment and offers three colour temperature settings: 3000K, 4500K, and 6000K. Equipped with 15 LED bulbs arranged in a 5 x 3 grid, it provides even light distribution and has a 95 CRI rating for precise colour rendering. The 300mAh battery charges in approximately 45 minutes via USB-C and delivers between 80 to 160 minutes of illumination. A handy lanyard hole allows you to easily attach it to bags or clothing, ensuring it stays within reach and secure.
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