Big Blue Lights

Shows up great under blue lights

Works great. I'm pleased the blue lights are not too bright. Just right.

I use these with GVM lights and works well. I would not use with big lights

Blue colour is really cute. Big enough to hold what I need. Small enough to stop me from carrying too much.

Lights up a big area. Long lasting bulb.

Inexpensive and work fantastic, they're big too so they are wonder for using as fill lights.

I like the bag. The bag is big enough, I can even put inside my mics and my led lights.

love the shape of the catch lights! make sure to get a lightstand for it, its big!

I like the Kondor Blue Magic arms but they're a bit pricey and heavy and big

This is a better light than the XL100. The multi-click function select on the XL200 is a lot easier than the orientation sensitive XL100 which I could rarely hand to someone and quickly explain how to use. It's brighter than the XL100. I do have to say that at least on the one sample I have, the XL200 is a little more blue than the several XL100s I have. I do like the warmer light of the XL100 - but the XL200 is not harshly blue like some. The use of AAA I use NiMH is a big plus over lights that use more expensive lithium batteries. The electronic switch is fantastic. I can't count how many LED lights I've had with mechanical switches that go intermittent after a few days or weeks. One negative I have with it is the same as I had for the XL100 and reported ages ago to Maglite -- apparently to no avail: when set to auto-dim nightlight mode, it dims just fine to near off -- but when you move it, it goes to full bright. I wish it would go to the bright value set for the normal 'ON' brightness -- after all, you have it in nightlight mode most likely because you are in darkness in the first place. Do you really want the light to go from full-dim to full-on when your eyes are adjusted to darkness? Another issue is simply advertising: They claim that all these style lights have a 'spot to flood' beam. Not really. It's a great spot when fully tight, with very good side coverage -- but as soon as you twist it away from spot, all you really do is decrease the center intensity, and are left pretty much with the side coverage brightness everywhere. At least in my usage of the language, I would not describe that as 'spot to flood'. Despite any of these, I still give it a solid five stars.