Ulanzi Vijim VL120 Mini LED Video Light (Non-RGB)

The Ulanzi VL120 is a mini LED video light from Ulanzi, listed as a Non-RGB model for vlogging, videography and photography. According to the listing, it is a soft light board upgrade that makes supplementary light softer and brighter, not dazzling. It suits creators and hobbyists in Bangladesh who want a portable fill light for indoor and close-up work.

• Overview
• Key features
• Specifications
• How to use and set up
• Compatibility and what is in the box
• Who should buy it in Bangladesh
• Alternatives in our store
• Warranty and support
• Delivery, returns and ordering
• Frequently asked questions

Ulanzi VL120 overview: what it is and who it is for

The Ulanzi VL120 Mini LED Video Light (Non-RGB) is listed by the maker as a portable camera lighting upgrade. The listing describes it as a soft light board that makes supplementary light softer and brighter, not dazzling. Those are the maker’s own words, and this page presents them as listing claims. For the maker’s full product information, see the maker’s website.

This light is positioned for three uses named in the listing: vlogging, videography and photography. A vlogger recording a talking-head segment at a desk, a small team filming product clips, or a hobbyist shooting portraits near a window could each look at the Ulanzi VL120 as a fill source. The listing does not say which use it is best at, so match the light to your own room and subject before you decide.

The listing names the model as Non-RGB and gives a colour temperature range of 3200K–6500K. Check the product name carefully if you need coloured light, because this model is described as Non-RGB. Plan your shoot around the colour temperature range rather than around colour effects.

Buying guidance for the Ulanzi VL120 on this page is practical rather than promotional. We describe what the listing says, separate those claims from general advice, and point to the figures that matter most when you choose a light for a small room. Read the specifications table, compare the battery figures, and decide whether a mini light or a ring light suits the way you film.

Key features

Softer and brighter supplementary light

According to the listing, the Ulanzi VL120 is an upgrade soft light board. The maker says it makes supplementary light softer and brighter, and that the result is not dazzling. That combination matters for vlogging, because a harsh light can flatten a face and push you into extra editing. The listing frames this as a light for vlogging, videography or photography, and the wording is the maker’s, so judge it against your own shooting space. Test it in the room you actually use, at the distance and angle you expect to film from, and note how the light falls across the face and the background before you commit to a setup.

Colour temperature from 3200K to 6500K

The listing states that the Ulanzi VL120 offers a colour temperature range of 3200K–6500K and says it is dimmable. It adds that this range shows the beauty of natural light. In a Bangladeshi room lit by a mix of ceiling bulbs and daylight from a window, a wide range gives you room to try warmer and cooler white on the same stand. Position the light near your subject, compare the look on your camera screen, and keep the setting you prefer for the whole shoot. Recording the setting in a notebook helps you repeat the look on another day, especially when the daylight shifts through the afternoon.

CRI up to 95+ and less post-grading work

The listing gives the Ulanzi VL120 CRI up to 95+ and says the figure is there to reduce post-grading work. We are repeating the maker’s wording only. The listing does not explain the test method behind the figure, so treat it as a listed claim. For creators who spend long hours on colour correction, the claim is worth noting when you compare lights on your shortlist. It should be weighed alongside your own footage rather than taken as a guarantee. Shoot a short clip of a familiar object under the light, then check how the colours look on your monitor before you rely on the result for a client or a channel.

Runtime at maximum and minimum brightness

The listing gives two runtime figures for the Ulanzi VL120 mini light. At maximum brightness output, it is listed as up to 15 hours, and at minimum brightness output, up to 2 hours. Those are maximum figures from the listing, so your actual session length will depend on how you use the light. For a long interview, keep the light at a moderate setting and plan a charging break between takes. Charge it fully before first use, and keep a spare charged battery pack in mind for longer days. Note the battery level at the start and end of each session, so you can build your own runtime record over several weeks.

Built-in rechargeable lithium battery

The listing describes a built-in rechargeable lithium battery for the Ulanzi VL120. It also gives two capacity figures. One line in the listing says 2000mAh, and another says the mini light has a built-in 3100mAh rechargeable lithium battery. This page reports both as they appear and does not choose between them. Because battery capacity is part of the buying decision, check the figure in the listing you see before you order. A rechargeable battery also rewards steady charging habits, so charge when power is available and avoid leaving the light empty for long periods.

Portable mini design for everyday creators

The listing calls the light a mini light and describes the wider product as a portable camera lighting upgrade. For a creator who moves between a home desk, a rooftop and a friend’s flat, portability is the practical point. Pack the Ulanzi VL120 with your phone and tripod in a small bag, and keep your charging accessories with it. The listing does not give dimensions or weight, so measure your bag and mount before you travel. Carrying the light in a dedicated pouch also keeps dust off it while you move between locations.

Specifications

The table below lists the specifications for the Ulanzi VL120 as they appear in the product listing. Use it as a checklist when you compare lights, and read the battery rows closely because the listing gives two capacity figures.

These are listed specifications from the product listing.

How to use and set up the Ulanzi VL120

Check the parcel against your order and open the packaging on a clean surface. The listing does not describe the setup process step by step, so the steps below are general guidance. Where they differ from the maker’s instructions, follow the maker’s instructions. Keep the packaging until you are sure the light works the way you expect.

Charge the battery fully before first use. A full charge gives you a clean starting point for testing, and it helps you judge the runtime figures in the listing against your own sessions. If you live in an area with load-shedding, charge the battery when mains power is steady, so your Ulanzi VL120 is ready when a cut comes. Keep a note of the battery level before each shoot.

Mount the Ulanzi VL120 on a stand or clamp at about the height of your subject’s eyes. Place it slightly to one side for a softer shadow, then adjust the brightness until the face looks natural on your camera screen. Take a short test clip before an important shoot, and move the light a little at a time rather than making large changes.

Set the colour temperature to match the room. If your room mixes daylight and warm bulbs, start near the middle of the 3200K–6500K range and move towards the setting that suits your skin tones and background. Keep a note of the setting you choose for each location so you can repeat it on the next visit. Mixed light is a common cause of colour shifts between clips, so set the Ulanzi VL120 first and then check your camera’s white balance.

Plan your Ulanzi VL120 session around the runtime. Start with a battery charged in the morning, record your first segment, and note how much charge is left before lunch. That habit gives you a realistic picture of how long the light runs at the brightness you actually use.

Before the first real shoot, set up the light in the exact spot you plan to use. Film a short clip with and without the light, and watch both versions on a large screen. Check the face, the background and the shadows. If something looks wrong, move the light and test again rather than changing several settings at once.

For care, keep the light dry, store it in a padded pouch or a dry box, and avoid leaving it in a hot car during Dhaka’s summer heat. Humid months call for basic storage care, so keep the light in a dry bag when you are not using it. Clean the outer surface with a dry or lightly damp cloth, and let it dry completely before you charge. Follow the maker’s care instructions for anything the listing does not cover.

If you will leave the light unused for a long period, check its charge every few weeks and top it up when needed. Keep it away from direct sun and heaters. Before a trip, charge it fully again and pack any charging accessories you use with it, so you are not searching for them on location.

Compatibility and what is in the box

This page does not list what is in the box for the Ulanzi VL120, because the listing does not state it. Mounts, stands, cables and chargers are not confirmed by the listing, so check with us before you assume any accessory is included. Do not assume that a stand or cable from another light will fit without measuring first.

Compatibility with cameras and phones is not confirmed either. The light is described for vlogging, videography and photography, which points to camera work, but the listing does not name supported devices. If you plan to mount it on a particular rig, measure the mounting point and compare it with the stand you already own.

The listing confirms the brand, the model, the category, the Non-RGB wording, the colour temperature range, the dimming description and the 7 Days warranty figure for the Ulanzi VL120. Everything beyond that is outside the listing, so treat accessories and device support as open questions until you have an answer from us.

When you think about mounting, look at height as well as fit. A stand that is too short or too tall for your desk changes every shot, so decide the working height first and then choose the mount. Write down the height, the distance to your subject and the angle you want before you order.

If you already own other lighting, make a simple plan for how a new light will sit alongside it. Decide which light is the main source and which is the fill, and keep the colour temperature of both close to avoid patchy skin tones. This planning step matters more than any single accessory.

Who should buy the Ulanzi VL120 in Bangladesh

A beginner vlogger filming in a Dhaka flat may find the Ulanzi VL120 useful as a single fill light. The listing’s language about softer, not dazzling light suits a person who is learning and does not want harsh shadows on the face. Start with one light, learn how it behaves in your room, and only then decide whether you need more.

A small home studio owner who shoots product photos on a table can use the Ulanzi VL120 as a supplementary source beside a larger main light. Keep it for close-up fill and let a second source handle the main light. The listing names photography as one of the uses, so this is a use it supports in general terms.

A photographer who works on location may consider the light as a portable backup for dim corners. The listing does not mention event use, so test your own workflow before you rely on it for an important job. Pack a spare charged battery and plan the shot list around the runtime figures the listing gives.

A content creator who records during load-shedding can use the battery to keep the light running between power cuts, within the runtime figures the listing gives. Charge up when mains power is steady, and do not expect the light to run indefinitely at high brightness. For many Dhaka creators, the practical gain is not waiting for the power to return before recording.

A buyer who wants a large fixed studio light, or who needs coloured or RGB light, should look elsewhere. The listing describes this model as Non-RGB, so the Ulanzi VL120 is not the right choice for colour-changing work. Compare it with the ring lights in our range before you choose.

A household shooting family videos on a phone may find a small fill light useful for indoor evenings. Keep the light on a stable surface while it charges, and place it where children cannot knock it over.

A teacher recording lessons at home can use a soft fill light to make the face clearer on a laptop camera. Set the colour temperature once, record a short test, and keep the setting the same across lessons so the look stays consistent.

A small online seller filming short clips of packaged goods in a room with one window can use the light to soften shadows on the product side. Test the colour temperature against the packaging before you shoot a full range, because the listing gives a range rather than a fixed setting.

A traveller who makes short videos on a trip can pack the light in a small bag with a phone and stand. Plan a charging point for each evening, since the listing’s runtime figures depend on brightness, and you want the battery ready for the next day.

Alternatives in our store

If the Ulanzi VL120 is not the right fit, you can browse other lighting in our range. Ring Fill Light BD 460D 46cm is a ring fill light in our range, and 14 inch Ring Light BD-360 is another ring light. Jmary FM-14R 14-inch Large Ring Light is one more ring light in our range, and Jmary FM-21R 21-Inch Large Size Ring Light is a ring light in the same category. You can see all of them in the Studio & Video Lights category. Choose by the light type and setup you need, not by any ranking.

Warranty and support

Warranty: 7 Days seller warranty.

Delivery, returns and ordering

We deliver all over Bangladesh and you pay cash on delivery. Delivery usually takes 1–3 days inside Dhaka city and 2–5 days outside Dhaka.

You can return it within 7 days of delivery (see our Delivery & Returns policy). Questions before ordering: call 09638054751, message us on Facebook Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com.

Before you place an order for the Ulanzi VL120, decide which lighting setup fits your room, review the specifications table above, and message us with any questions about the battery figures. Keep your delivery address and a working phone number ready so the courier can reach you.

Cash on delivery means you pay when the parcel reaches you. Keep your phone switched on during the delivery window and make sure someone can receive the parcel if you are out. If the packaging looks damaged on arrival, check the contents before you sign for the parcel.

Outside Dhaka, allow the 2–5 day window listed above and plan your shoot dates with that in mind. Inside Dhaka city, the usual 1–3 day window is a guide, so keep a little time in hand before a deadline for the Ulanzi VL120.

Keep your order details and your message thread with us until your light is working as you expect. If you need to return it within the 7-day window, read the policy page first so you know the steps before you contact us.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Ulanzi VL120 an RGB light?

No. The listing says Non-RGB, so this light is presented as a non-RGB model with a colour temperature range of 3200K to 6500K.

What colour temperature range does the Ulanzi VL120 offer?

According to the listing, it offers 3200K–6500K colour temperature and is dimmable.

How long does the Ulanzi VL120 run?

The listing says up to 15 hours at maximum brightness output and up to 2 hours at minimum brightness output. These are maximum figures from the listing.

Which battery capacity applies to the Ulanzi VL120?

The listing gives both 2000mAh and 3100mAh, so the listing alone does not show which figure applies to your unit.

Is the Ulanzi VL120 suitable for vlogging and photography?

The listing names vlogging, videography and photography as uses, and describes the Ulanzi VL120 as softer, brighter and not dazzling.

Does the light list a CRI figure?

Yes. The listing gives CRI up to 95+ and says the figure is there to reduce post-grading work.

Does the Ulanzi VL120 come with a warranty?

Warranty: 7 Days seller warranty.

How long does delivery of the Ulanzi VL120 take?

Delivery usually takes 1–3 days inside Dhaka city and 2–5 days outside Dhaka. We deliver all over Bangladesh and you pay cash on delivery.

Can I return the Ulanzi VL120?

You can return it within 7 days of delivery, as set out in our Delivery & Returns policy.

Do you deliver the Ulanzi VL120 outside Dhaka?

Yes. We deliver all over Bangladesh, and delivery usually takes 2–5 days outside Dhaka.

How can I ask questions about the Ulanzi VL120 before I order?

Call 09638054751, message us on Facebook Messenger or email care@gadgetsuperb.com.

Should the Ulanzi VL120 be charged before first use?

Yes. Charge it fully before first use, as a general precaution.