Two Smaller Lights or One Big Light for GoPro

[grantmac]

I'd put Sea Life in the same category as Light and Motion.

 

[thesaltyfins]

Weefine/Kraken Sports and SUPE Scubalamp are generally considered good mid-range options.

Any thoughts/exp on Nitescuba?

 

[Barmaglot]

Any thoughts/exp on Nitescuba?

I've bought some small things from them and it was fine, but I don't have any experience with their lights.

I'd put Sea Life in the same category as Light and Motion.

That's harsh; SeaLife is not extinct yet.

 

[tbone1004]

@tbone1004
That's for sure a good and helpful insight regarding the Big Blue lights and their stated lumens.
But now with Light & Motion out of business and UWLD with their high costs( no offence) , where should a mid range/hobbyist diver look at ? Which brands would you like to recommend staying close to their stated lumens?

Thanks

Dive Rite CX3 with a video diffuser is going to do that, Kraken as well. With the cheap ones, just base your buying on the light on "medium" setting and that will be pretty close to accurate. I have a bunch of Orca lights that are pretty good *they sent them to me, but I do use them regularly*

 

[thesaltyfins]

Dive Rite CX3 with a video diffuser is going to do that, Kraken as well. With the cheap ones, just base your buying on the light on "medium" setting and that will be pretty close to accurate. I have a bunch of Orca lights that are pretty good *they sent them to me, but I do use them regularly*

Thanks for responding.
Given my location, any light that i opt for will either have to be imported or purchased during dive trips abroad. shipping back and forth for any warranty covered issues or even otherwise is almost ruled out, hence need to choose wisely.

With the cheap ones, just base your buying on the light on "medium" setting and that will be pretty close to accurate.

Mind elaborating on this?

Thanks