2.0 On Camera LED Light
Meet the Lume Cube 2.0, the ultimate lighting tool for creators designed to perform in any environment and withstand all the elements. Lume Cube 2.0 embodies the perfect combination of size and power. Pair with your camera, drone, smartphone, action camera, or any content creation device to achieve better lighting.
Our Review
Lume Cube 2.0 LED Light — Pocket-Sized Daylight for Any Condition
The gist: A waterproof, daylight-balanced LED cube that clips onto a camera shoe or screws onto a 1/4″ mount, putting 400 lumens and app-controlled brightness in a package small enough to forget you packed it.
- Waterproof to 30 feet: A rubber plug seals the charge port, making the light usable in rain, on boats, and in humid conditions without a cover or waterproof case.
- 5600K daylight-balanced output: Matches the color temperature of natural daylight and overcast sky for consistent, neutral color on travel portraits and vlog fills without post-correction.
- 90 minutes at full brightness: Built-in rechargeable battery; drops to 3 hours at 50% brightness for ambient accent work during night-market content or golden-hour shoots.
- Bluetooth dimming control: Adjust brightness 1–100% from the Lume-X iOS/Android app without touching the light — useful when mounted above or behind the camera.
DPReview described the Lume Cube 2.0 as a “rugged and waterproof portable studio LED light” with fine battery life and a compact cube size well-suited to run-and-gun travel videography.
Best for: Travel photographers and vloggers who need a compact, weatherproof fill or key light that works on camera, on a drone, or mounted on a desktop stand. Skip it if: You need to light a large space — 400 lumens is a single-subject fill, not a room light. Runs ~$49 — check the current price before buying.
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