LED Circle Light with Phone Holder

Even, flattering lighting: Because the phone (or camera lens) sits in the center of the ring, the light is cast evenly around the face, reducing shadows. This is ideal for makeup, face-focused videos, or live streaming.

Adjustable brightness & color temperature: The ability to switch between warm and cool light and alter brightness helps you match ambient lighting or skin tone and create different moods.

Compact and easy to set up: Most ring lights are lightweight, user-friendly, with quick assembly. You don’t usually need complex mounts or extra reflectors.

Built-in phone holder convenience: Having the phone holder incorporated means you don’t need to rig something else or guess placement—you can align it right in the circle.

Versatility: You can use them for more than just face/videos: product shots, small object photography, live streaming, makeup, tutorials, etc.

Brightness limits: Budget ring lights may not be bright enough in well-lit or outdoor settings. They can struggle to overpower strong sunlight or ambient room lighting.

Power dependency / tethering: Many ring lights require continuous power (USB or plug-in). If you’re in a place without reliable power, it becomes a limitation.

Phone holder restrictions: The holder may not accommodate very large phones or those in bulky protective cases. It can also be tight or stiff in some units.

Hotspot / glare issues: Especially with glasses, the ring’s reflection might appear in the lenses. Also, if the LEDs are not diffused well, you might see hotspots (bright spots) instead of smooth light.

Stability: The tripod or stand must be sturdy. Cheap legs may wobble, especially with heavier phones or in uneven environments.

Color temperature range: Some ring lights only offer 2–3 fixed tones instead of a smooth gradient. That limits your control over fine lighting adjustments.