Every good content creator needs a ring light, and this cordless one will have your selfies looking sharp
Tom's Guide Verdict The Lume Cube Cordless Ring Light Pro is almost great; I just wish it were cheaper. You can also find lights with better illumination, and that light the background better. But if you’re willing to spend $300, there’s a lot to like with a convenient and portable build that’s highly adjustable.
- ▪Tom's Guide Verdict The Lume Cube Cordless Ring Light Pro is almost great; I just wish it were cheaper.
- ▪You can also find lights with better illumination, and that light the background better.
- ▪But if you’re willing to spend $300, there’s a lot to like with a convenient and portable build that’s highly adjustable.
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Tom's Guide Verdict The Lume Cube Cordless Ring Light Pro is almost great; I just wish it were cheaper. You can also find lights with better illumination, and that light the background better. But if you’re willing to spend $300, there’s a lot to like with a convenient and portable build that’s highly adjustable. The color accuracy is good too, and it’s easy to adjust with the included remote control. It can be used wirelessly or wired for added convenience. $279.99 at BHPhoto $299.99 at Amazon(Black) $299.99 at Newegg $299.99 at Best Buy Pros +Convenient and portable build +Highly adjustable +Great color accuracy +Remote control +Rechargeable battery or mains power Cons -Cheaper options available -Better max.
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