Flex Light - Open Box
The Flex Light Pro’s dual Edge-Lit panels rotate on flexible arms for complete control of your light sources, eliminating shadows on any surface. With a 96+ CRI rating you can rest assured that every color you draw, paint, or ink will be as close to true as possible.
Our Review
Lume Cube Flex Light Pro — Two-Point Studio Lighting That Packs Into a Travel Case
The gist: A dual-panel LED system with flexible arms and a 96+ CRI rating that collapses into an included travel case — making professional two-point lighting achievable in a hotel room or rented apartment.
- Two independent panels: Each 13” edge-lit panel rotates 270° on an 11” flexible arm — position them independently to eliminate shadows on any surface or subject.
- 96+ CRI accuracy: Colors render accurately under this light, which matters when shooting product content, travel vlogs, or portraits where skin tones need to look correct.
- 2,300 lumens / 3000–6200K: Covers warm candlelight ambience to daylight matching, adjustable from 5–100% brightness.
- Included travel case: The whole system — panels, 70” stand, phone mount, and cable — packs into one fitted carry case.
The Gadgeteer’s review called it “solidly made, easy to use, and extremely portable,” and highlighted the travel case as a key differentiator for photographers who move setups frequently.
Best for: Travel content creators and vloggers who need reliable, color-accurate two-point lighting in temporary shooting locations. Skip it if: You shoot exclusively outdoors or need battery-powered lighting — this unit is AC-powered. Listed as open box — runs ~$238 — check the current price before buying.
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