Lume Cube Panel Pro - RGB Full-Color Mountable LED Light for Professional DSLR Cameras: Ideal for Vlogging, Photography, Video - Adjustable Color, Bluetooth Compatibility, Intelligent LCD, Extended Battery Life Review

bad power button, only 3 days of wedding shooting and I mainly use the app for power on and off. The problem is that the spring tension turns on and off, when used a few more times it won't turn on. They call it professional quality, not the weakest link is that button, the light itself is good with 6ft of light travel at 5600k full power

WARNING. This device cannot save your settings when it is turned off. Every time I turn it on I have to adjust the settings. This might work for most, but since I use it for Zoom calls, I have to turn it on and tweak the settings multiple times a day. For the rest I have no complaints. As many others have said, this is a good product.

I had to return this unit for one important reason - it will not run on AC for a long time. Of course, the battery life is limited. But if it's plugged into the wall, it should work as long as it's connected to the network. But after 3 hours it stopped working. The LumeCube should offer a true "professional" version - a bigger battery, more light output and the ability to run all day when plugged in.

This is an interesting product. If you're making a video, I can see where this can be useful for setting the mood (e.g. bathing an object in blue light or setting the mode to "siren" (?)). For photography, it doesn't seem as useful as a standard flash. The companion mobile app is good, but a bit finicky. I've scoured the internet for real life examples of people using this as inspiration. Unfortunately I didn't find much.

I've been using this Lume Cube Pro for a month, this is the more powerful light out of the 3 they offer, it does the job but for the size, brightness and price . hmm, idk. I want to go the other way. It's well made and there's nothing wrong with it, I really like it. But for $150 it should be brighter, much brighter. Smallrig just released a new Lume Cube Pro light equivalent but it doubles as a power bank which is a nice feature. I wish it had been released before I bought this one, I could…

This thing just doesn't work out of the box. When I'm overseas I won't bother returning an item to Revain, but that says a lot about LumeCube's quality control department. "Made in China" sometimes (unfortunately) means "Made in China", even when an established device was developed in California, USA. Time to switch to another brand? Photos for those who want to see what's inside. Pretty complicated, I have to say, but it still doesn't work. Additionally, the LumeCube Pro case feels flimsy…

After getting a couple of IVISII panels that I'm very happy with, I decided to try Lumecube for the functionality of the app, and to be honest be, I realized it costs three times as much, there's a good reason for that Spoiler: no Design On arrival the difference in design was obvious. The Lumecube is thinner and lighter, but not for the better. In comparison, it's just cheaper and more vulnerable than IVISII. The Lumecube hardware control features a power button and dial. While IVISII is…