This LumeCube 2.0 double pack is a pint-sized bargain at just £189!

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Save £14 on the LumeCube 2.0 Daylight Balanced LED double pack for a portable lighting solution on the go

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The Black Friday camera deals might be hogging the spotlight, but the brand-new LumeCube 2.0 Daylight Balanced LED is currently available for just £174.99 as a double pack. The little light was only released in October, so to see this slashed from £189 is a tidy saving!

This is just one of many amazing Amazon Black Friday deals on photography kit, but you'll have to act quickly as the deal expires on November 29! 

Lume Cube 2.0 LED Double Pack: £174.99 (was £189)UK Deal: Ends midnight November 29
£174.99 at Amazon

Lume Cube 2.0 LED Double Pack: £174.99 (was £189)
For LED lighting on the go, you can save a respectable £14 on the Lume Cube 2.0 double pack, which includes all the accessories you need to start lighting your projects.
UK Deal: Ends midnight November 29

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Weighing in at under 3.5oz and measuring a tiny 1.6in by 1.6in, the LumeCube 2.0 is the perfect companion for the content creator on the move. Photographers and videographers alike can make use of the portable light’s much-improved battery life, USB-C connectivity and increased beam angle.

This dual Lume Cube 2.0 bundle includes everything you need to start lighting your photographs or film projects: 2x Lume Cube 2.0 LED lights, 2x modification frame, 2x diffuser, 2x gel, 2x DSLR camera hot shoe mount and 2x USB-C charging cable.

Read our full LumeCube 2.0 review

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