[Plastic] I bought one of these in an attempt to find a more affordable option to use on my Kino Flo Diva 21s. And I'm happy say it works perfectly! The dimensions of the Diva 21 is very close to the Luxli 2x1 and the fit is great on this particular Kino head, super happy.

[Plastic] I bought one of these in an attempt to find a more affordable option to use on my Kino Flo Diva 21s. And I'm happy say it works perfectly! The dimensions of the Diva 21 is very close to the Luxli 2x1 and the fit is great on this particular Kino head, super happy.

[Plastic] I bought one of these in an attempt to find a more affordable option to use on my Kino Flo Diva 21s. And I'm happy say it works perfectly! The dimensions of the Diva 21 is very close to the Luxli 2x1 and the fit is great on this particular Kino head, super happy.

[Plastic] I’m loving this light so far! We may buy a couple more. I do however have 2 small improvements that could be made:

- The ballast is very basic and doesn’t have any way to hang it on a stand. The light is made in Norway but the ballast is made in China.

- Behind the rigid diffusion panel are a couple ribbons that look a bit fragile. Since we are a rental house these are the sort of things I notice when I test gear. Probably not an issue but something to be aware of.

The reviews are correct on how accurate this unit is. Very good color rendition and the control interface is very intuitive, as is the iOS app. Lots of output too! And love that the diffusion can be swapped out. The mechanism to hold in the diffusion could be better however it’s not bad.

We will be keeping an eye on Luxli as they are making some amazing lights. The big question is will they be popular as rental items... time will tell.

[Plastic] I’m loving this light so far! We may buy a couple more. I do however have 2 small improvements that could be made:

- The ballast is very basic and doesn’t have any way to hang it on a stand. The light is made in Norway but the ballast is made in China.

- Behind the rigid diffusion panel are a couple ribbons that look a bit fragile. Since we are a rental house these are the sort of things I notice when I test gear. Probably not an issue but something to be aware of.

The reviews are correct on how accurate this unit is. Very good color rendition and the control interface is very intuitive, as is the iOS app. Lots of output too! And love that the diffusion can be swapped out. The mechanism to hold in the diffusion could be better however it’s not bad.

We will be keeping an eye on Luxli as they are making some amazing lights. The big question is will they be popular as rental items... time will tell.

[Plastic] I’m loving this light so far! We may buy a couple more. I do however have 2 small improvements that could be made:

- The ballast is very basic and doesn’t have any way to hang it on a stand. The light is made in Norway but the ballast is made in China.

- Behind the rigid diffusion panel are a couple ribbons that look a bit fragile. Since we are a rental house these are the sort of things I notice when I test gear. Probably not an issue but something to be aware of.

The reviews are correct on how accurate this unit is. Very good color rendition and the control interface is very intuitive, as is the iOS app. Lots of output too! And love that the diffusion can be swapped out. The mechanism to hold in the diffusion could be better however it’s not bad.

We will be keeping an eye on Luxli as they are making some amazing lights. The big question is will they be popular as rental items... time will tell.

[Plastic] I've had a few Taikos for a couple of years now. I'll take this Taikos over the Geminis and the S-60s any day. They are lighter, more powerful and have cleaner color. Now they have a bag that finally fits! You can still use your diff on the inside of the lite if you choose to do so. The box is easy to put on once you realize you need to face the light up to install. Once on, swing it back into place and Velcro the tabs on the back. Put on the front diff and you're done! I bought the optional grid for more light control. Keep up the good work Luxli! I have not been paid by Luxli for this review but would love to get some more lighting from them!!!

[Plastic] I've had a few Taikos for a couple of years now. I'll take this Taikos over the Geminis and the S-60s any day. They are lighter, more powerful and have cleaner color. Now they have a bag that finally fits! You can still use your diff on the inside of the lite if you choose to do so. The box is easy to put on once you realize you need to face the light up to install. Once on, swing it back into place and Velcro the tabs on the back. Put on the front diff and you're done! I bought the optional grid for more light control. Keep up the good work Luxli! I have not been paid by Luxli for this review but would love to get some more lighting from them!!!

[1.54 lb] I gotta say, this is definitely the best light that I've purchased so far. Technically the only other RGB light I've ever owned is the Godox R1 which is fun to play with and has it's purpose but not even a fair comparison. I got this for it's versatility, it having great light output for a panel without breaking the bank, light weight and thin, comparatively to it's class, and Superb App as well as on light menu. It's the easiest to navigate menu I've had the pleasure to use, though I don't own any aputure's so can't compare to the Sidus app.


The only complaint I have with it so far is the short power cable's, and the power supply's cable is so short in fact that the brick would hang off the ground if i had it fully extended (and it's a heavy brick!).


Figured out a workaround with some velcro and some v-mount bracket/clamp but for the price and quality of everything else, this seems like someone dropped the ball big time. Just seems really cheap compared to the rest. Anyway, the rest is so good it's something I'm willing to look past now that I have a suitable workaround.

[1.54 lb] I gotta say, this is definitely the best light that I've purchased so far. Technically the only other RGB light I've ever owned is the Godox R1 which is fun to play with and has it's purpose but not even a fair comparison. I got this for it's versatility, it having great light output for a panel without breaking the bank, light weight and thin, comparatively to it's class, and Superb App as well as on light menu. It's the easiest to navigate menu I've had the pleasure to use, though I don't own any aputure's so can't compare to the Sidus app.


The only complaint I have with it so far is the short power cable's, and the power supply's cable is so short in fact that the brick would hang off the ground if i had it fully extended (and it's a heavy brick!).


Figured out a workaround with some velcro and some v-mount bracket/clamp but for the price and quality of everything else, this seems like someone dropped the ball big time. Just seems really cheap compared to the rest. Anyway, the rest is so good it's something I'm willing to look past now that I have a suitable workaround.