[6.2 lb] Super amazingly feature packed light that has a small footprint (read no fussing with a ballast and cable) and weighs much less than competition and is far easier to set up. If you are working alone or with a smaller crew you will appreciate this light! It does it all and does it well. If you are worried about brightness, don’t! Get out the other fixtures and do a side by side comparison ...you’ll have to get out a meter to tell the difference.

[6.2 lb] This is the 2nd case I bought. It costs more than the Portabrace case but it's well worth it. It might be hard to tell from the photos but the front of the Gemini fits snuggly into the padding. I wish there was a big pocket on the outside like the Portabrace version, but hands down, it's still worth the extra cost.

[6.2 lb] I love this light. Bright, accurate, versatile. You don't notice any fan noise. Looking forward to using this on more jobs as this is my first step into LED lighting, finally. Been using an ARRI 750 kit for years and their great but this light is a whole other level.

[6.2 lb] Almost the same amount of light as a S60, and all the same features at half the weight.

Well built.

[6.2 lb] I love this light. I bought two of these after renting them for a whole. They are better, lighter weight, and less expensive than the Arri skypanel making it a much better value. I have Astras as well but am excited about the new 1x1 Gemini which is the 1x1 version of this light.

[6.2 lb] So, I only got my unit recently, and to be honest, I haven't used it on a job yet. I'm a network news photographer (it's video, even though the title is photographer), in the business for over 30 years (and I look it). I have been a fan of Litepanels for a long time. I started with the original 1x1s, which were so great for indoor use, but just didn't have much punch for outside. Then came the Astra 6x bi-color, big improvement, but just enough for a cloudy day outside, and not if the background was in full sun. The Astra bi-focus got me there, kind of. I love the bi-focus, and when you punch it in, two of them can compete with a full sun background, but to be honest, the color shifts a bit all the way in. I needed a light that could really match the sun, and still have good skin tones. I am not a fan of Apurture, for many reasons, especially for the kind of work I do. They are big, heavy, cumbersome, and you can't just power them from regular camera batteries at full power. I had both the 600d, which had good punch, but I traded it for a 600c, because I prefer the light quality of RGB lights. Finally, the Gemini Hard came out! Two of these close enough to the talent could compete with a hard sun background (if you remove the diffuser) and the skin tones it produces are beautiful. Now at this point I already owned 14 Astras, 4 Geminis 1x1, one 600C, and of course, a few smaller lights. I felt my life was complete. But then, the Gemini 2x1 Hard went on sale here at B&H, and I had to try it. Wow! It put everything else to shame! Sure, it's kind of big and heavy, but the output! I already had the dual battery power plates that I use when I travel with the Gemini Hard (as I can't bring my core 293s on a plane, but two 150s will do the job). And two of those 293s will power this new 2x1 for over 45 minutes, at 100% power! I'm going to get a second one. I think by then, my life will really be complete. ;-) ps. at work my nickname is Lenny the light.