Samsung Wireless Charger Lights Up Light Blue

The R1C1 Wireless Close-Up Speedlight System allows you to totally own the light when shooting macros and close-ups. Doesn't matter what the sunlight is doing. They overpower the sun at close range - giving you luscious black and dark backgrounds so you don't need to perform digital magic in order for your subject to stand out. ISO 100, f/16, 1/200 second at 4 to 6 inches (10 - 15 cm) - no problem! Yes, a bit of weight at the far end of the macro lens - if you hand hold. On a tripod, with or wighout a focussing rail, they do nothing but provide even, smooth, wonderful light.

I use the wireless speedlight commander with my new Nikon R1 WIRELESS CLOSE-UP SPEEDLIGHT SYSTEM and am just getting used to it but I do love it - going to practice some more today.

This is the best wireless 3-in-1 charger! Very well-made too.

Shows up great under blue lights

This charger does a great job of recharging your device. There is a blue light that turns on when the charger is plugged into a power source. It will also charge two devices at the same time. It's really small.; a little larger than your thumb. I highly recommend this charger.

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.

Purchased this light for video scenes. I've shot several scenes involving the appearance of an ambulance and a police car and the results are very realistic. I only wish that the police mode would allow the ability to flash only blue lights instead of blue and red lights. In this city the police flash only blue lights. Mounting is not an issue and it is a vey bright light. Solidly made and should be able to withstand what I throw at it.

I bought three of these lights and love the fact that I can recharge them and take them anywhere. The image shown is a still from a video where I had one light at 2700k and the other on the blue RGB setting at 25%. These definitely aren't spotlights, so you have to be close enough to the subject. The blue light was positioned a few inches off camera. I actually duct taped it to an old selfie stick, and the 2700k light was about 4 feet away, on 50%. These are great lights for tight video shots. The great thing about these lights is they weigh virtually nothing, and I can also take them backpacking with me for some cinematic videos on the trails.

We are a church using LED stage lights. The cameras picked up on a horrible blue light and people looked washed out. What a difference these made. Skin tones on the people look correct now and the stage through the cameras are full of color and look perfect.

The Auray Wireless Charger with Case for Rode Wireless GO and Wireless GO II has been a nice little wireless charger. It's compact, well-made, and comes with a little case so it's easy to toss in a bag and not worry about anymore. For my purposes, I only use this with a wireless charger and it works great. The fewer cords I deal with the better. I saw some comments on the cords and I have a bunch of USB A to C cords so I haven't run into any issues. All-in-all this works great for what I need it to do. [I have received this product in exchange for my honest review]