Durable Galaxy One Flood/spot Light W/laser - Today Only [aj6CMdnU]

Introducing the Galaxy One Flood/Spot Light with Laser

The Galaxy One video light is a game-changer for underwater photography and videography. This versatile lighting solution offers an impressive 2800 lumen output, ensuring that every moment in the depths is illuminated with crystal-clear clarity. Whether you're capturing the vibrant coral reefs or the mysterious sea life, the Galaxy One is designed to exceed your expectations.

Key Features:

• Adjustable beam angle from 25˚ to 110˚ for precise lighting control.
• Multi-functionality with high, medium, low, strobe, SOS, and Green laser pointer modes.
• Multi-mode settings for video, spot, red, UV, and laser illumination.

The Galaxy One is a perfect companion for any diving adventure, offering a seamless blend of performance and convenience. Its lightweight design, weighing just 1.36 lbs., and compact size (8.5” length x 2” diameter) make it easy to carry and attach to your diving equipment. With a depth rating of 328ft / 100m, this light is built to withstand the demands of the deep sea.

Unmatched Lighting Capabilities

Experience the versatility of the Galaxy One with its adjustable beam angle, allowing you to switch between a broad floodlight for wide coverage and a focused spotlight for pinpoint accuracy. The color temperature of 4500-5000K ensures that your videos and photos capture the true colors of the underwater world. The included Red light mode is ideal for minimizing disruption to sea life, while the UV light mode brings out the hidden details of the coral reefs.

Power and Durability:

• Rechargeable 2 x 26650 Li-ion battery pack for long-lasting performance.
• Extended burn times across various modes: 2.5 - 6 hours for video, 5 - 15 hours for spot, 3 - 14 hours for red, and 6 hours for UV.

The Galaxy One is not just a lighting tool; it's a reliable partner for your diving endeavors. Its durable construction and advanced features make it the ideal choice for professional photographers and videographers, as well as recreational divers looking to capture breathtaking underwater moments.