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The Godox M1 offers white light from 2500K to 8500K, and a full RGB colour range with adjustable saturation. This light can be almost anything you want it to be with no need for gels! Its pocketable size and integrated battery makes the M1 a simple and flexible accent light to run on location or in the studio, or as a small video light to run on camera.
The Godox M1 uses the best modern LEDs with a CRI and TCLI of 97+. You'll have excellent colour fidelity, and no weird cast issues to worry about.
The integrated battery can power the M1 for 2.5 hours at full power. That's a marked improvement over similar lights in this size category.
The Godox M1 has a smart little bracket with integrated threads that can pivot the light into almost any position. Perfect for mounting on a stand, or a video rig.
The M1 has 15 unique special effects to use in your film making. Mimic a lightning storm outside, a police car flashing its lights, a broken fluorescent light flickering intermittently, and more!
Using an integrated sound sensor, the M1 can be set to cycle its colours and pulse its light to the tempo of the music you have playing. If you're an event shooter, or a DJ, it can be a great way to liven up the party!
| Power Consumption | 13W |
| Colour Temperature | 2500K-8500K |
| Dimming | 0-100% |
| LUX (1m) | 1700 |
| CRI | 97 |
| TCLI | 97 |
| Lithium Battery Capacity | 2410 mAh |
| Battery Run-time (full power) | 150 mins |
| Operating Temperatures | -10 to 40 degrees Celsius |
| Dimensions | 145mm x 70mm x 15mm |
| Net Weight | 240g |
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Great light. Feels solid in hand and it's easy to use. I'm pairing mine with the smaller Godox R1 to light my backdrop. If anyone's curious, I'd say you'd probably need two of these to evenly light a seven foot wide backdrop, but even just using one on its own, the fall off is quite pleasing. I can't imagine using it as an on-camera light, the way it's pictured here, but I think you'd be hard pressed to find a better accent light, as it's powerful for its size and unobtrusive. Just one quirk: it may just be me, but it felt like it took a while to charge. Otherwise, this thing is great. Feels like something straight out of Star Trek. // Just for reference purposes: the wall in these pictures is painted a slightly cool dark grey.
