Question Kraken Sports Hydra 4000 WRGBU Video Light

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I am looking to add a video light to my setup. I have an Olympus TG6 and the PT-059 housing on a single arm tray with the Sea & Sea YS-03 strobe. I want to stay with a compact configuration, so I want to add a small video light to the top of the camera housing instead of going to a two-arm tray. Staying at a price point of $500 or less, I found the Kraken Hydra 4000 might be the one. The features I'm looking for in a video light are the colored light selections, compact and travel friendly, and mid-range lumens (3,000-4,000).

My questions are about the reliability, battery life, overall performance of this light. Are there any quirks about it or issues you've found to be a bother or troublesome? I don't plan on using the remote control feature or the burst strobe.

If you have thoughts about a better light that's about $500, I'm open to other recommendations.

Any comments or opinions are much appreciated. I'm leaving for Fiji in a couple of weeks, so I'm looking to order next week.

Thanks for your input.
 
My local dive shop owners son is the owner of Kraken Sports. Send Doug Jr. an email, he is very helpful and knows his stuff.
I have 2 of his NR-2000 dive lights and really like them and haven't had any problems.
 

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