LaserCube – World’s Smallest Laser Show Projector
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€999SOLO+ €300No accessories included.
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€1,149DJX+ €150Includes Starter Kit & Expander.
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€1,299STAGE+ €300DJX + Optics Kit & Rain Cover.
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€1,299SOLO+ €300No accessories included.
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€1,449DJX+ €150Includes Starter Kit & Expander.
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€1,599STAGE+ €300DJX + Optics Kit & Rain Cover.
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€1,799SOLO+ €300No accessories included.
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€1,949DJX+ €300Includes Starter Kit & Expander.
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€2,099STAGE+ €300DJX + Optics Kit & Rain Cover.
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€2,499SOLO+ €300No accessories included.
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€2,649DJX+ €300Includes Starter Kit & Expander.
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€2,799STAGE+ €300DJX + Optics Kit & Rain Cover.
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- Overview
- Connectivity
- Versatility
- Safety
- Overview
- Connectivity
- Versatility
- Safety
What’s inside the Box?
Meet the family.
LaserCube Ultra
15cm x 15.5cm
Maximum brightness and battery life.
LaserCube WiFi
11cm x 10cm
Maximum portability and versatility.
Which LaserCube is right for you?Compare LaserCubes |
7.5W Ultra | 2.5W Ultra | 2.5W WiFi | 1.2W WiFi |
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Simple setup in under 5 minutesSimple setup in under 5 minutes |
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Thousands of visuals and effects | ||||
Free software and firmware updates | ||||
Compatible with your Mac, PC, tablet or phoneWorks with Mac, PC, iOS & Android | ||||
Comprehensive warranty | 12mo | 12mo | 12mo | 12mo |
Laser diode power | 7.5W | 2.5W | 2.5W | 1.2W |
Upgraded scanners for improved graphicsUpgraded scanners for laser graphics | ||||
Unlimited possibilities with dual ILDA portsUnlimited possibilities with ILDA ports | ||||
Upgraded laser diodes for maximum powerUpgraded diodes for maximum power | ||||
Enhanced cooling for all-day operation | ||||
Ultra large capacity battery | ||||
Price | €2499 | €1799 | €1299 | €999 |
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What is the shipping policy?
What is the warranty and return policy?
Is the LaserCube legal in my country?
Is the LaserCube legal?
The LaserCube fully complies with IEC 60825-1 Laser Safety Regulations which applies for every country in the world. An FDA-compliant LaserCube plus variance is available from X-Laser. We guaranteed worldwide delivery to your country or a full refund.
What is the difference in the Ultra scanners compared to the WiFi Cubes?
The Ultra features an upgraded AT-40S scanning system which is specced at 35k pps @ 7 degrees. The 1.2W / 2.5W WiFi scanners are AT-25S which are specced at 25k pps @ 6 degrees. The Ultra scanners will perform much better and at wider beam angles when the projection zoom is increased.
What is the difference between 2.5W Ultra and 2.5W WiFi?
What is the difference between AT-25K, AT-35S, AT-40S scanners?
What’s the difference between 1.2W, 2.5W, 7.5W?
Watch the comparison video.
Is the DJX and STAGE Combo worth it?
Are DJX / STAGE Combos worth it?
Does LaserCube have engraving and balloon popping modes?
Are the batteries replaceable?
The batteries specs are (for 2.5W / 1.2W): 18650 (3400mAh / 2600mAh), 2S1P w/ PCM x 2 packs.
What is the duty cycle and temperature range of the LaserCube?
How do I import my own logos and create new animations?
What is the IP rating of LaserCube?
Is the WiFi LaserCube compatible with 3rd party apps and APIs?
Do I need laser safety goggles, how do I reduce the power of the LaserCube?
No, you do not need laser safety goggles to view laser animations. You must use certified laser safety goggles when using the engraving and balloon popping features. Watch the laser safety video before using the engraving or pop features. There are a variety of things you can do to reduce power in LaserOS: Lower the master power setting, increase zoom for a larger surface area, and setup attenuation zones.
You can also reduce power by using optical accessories. These include: Expander (lowers power by 90%), ND8 safety lens (lowers power by 80%), diffraction lens and lumia lens. By using a combination of lens and software settings you can reduce power density to any level you desire.
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What’s Included
SOLO
DJX
STAGE
LaserCube
Power Adapter
Ethernet Cable
Security Loop
Spare keys
USB-C Adapter
Interlock
Clamp Adapter
Tripod
Carrying Case
Expander
Lens Kit (5pc)
Lumia Kit (3pc)
Rain Cover
Compare Models
LaserCube
2.5W Pro
2.5W
1.2W
Power
2.5W
2.5W
1.2W
Scanners
35K
25K
25K
ILDA
Price
€1799
€1299
€999
Which LaserCube is right for you?
Which LaserCube is right for you? |
7.5W Ultra | 2.5W Ultra | 2.5W WiFi | 1.2W WiFi |
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Simple setup in under 5 minutesSimple setup in under 5 minutes |
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Thousands of visuals and effects | ||||
Free software and firmware updates | ||||
Compatible with your Mac, PC, tablet or phoneWorks with Mac, PC, iOS & Android | ||||
Comprehensive warranty | 12mo | 12mo | 12mo | 12mo |
Laser diode power | 7.5W | 2.5W | 2.5W | 1.2W |
Upgraded scanners for improved graphicsUpgraded scanners for laser graphics | ||||
Unlimited possibilities with dual ILDA portsUnlimited possibilities with ILDA ports | ||||
Upgraded laser diodes for maximum powerUpgraded diodes for maximum power | ||||
Enhanced cooling for all-day operation | ||||
Ultra large capacity battery | ||||
Price | €2499 | €1799 | €1299 | €999 |
Not sure which model is for you? Speak to us on Whatsapp. |
Compare Combos |
SOLO | DJX | STAGE |
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Tripod |
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Carrying Case |
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Expander |
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Lens Kit (5pc) |
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Lumia Kit (3pc) |
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Rain Cover |
Pure diode
All LaserCube models are completely equipped with diodes. Due to this the quality of the beam and the projector will be much higher than standard laser modules.
The advantages of a laser diode are: more stability, brighter output, better blanking, better reliability especially over time.
Scanners
Scanners (also called “galvos” or “galvanometers”) are computer-controlled electromagnetic devices that move mirrors mounted on the end of rotary shafts.
The mirror reflects the laser beam to “draw” images. Galvanometers are typically identified by their speed of operation, the speed at which they can draw points (measured in Kpps = kilo points per second), and the angle at which they achieve this speed. The faster the galvanometers, the smoother and more flicker-free the projected image. Each galvanometer moves the beam in one plane, either X axis or Y axis.
ILDA
ILDA ports are compatible with the ILDA standard that specifies the channels and pinout for the 25-pin D-SUB input connector. A DAC is needed to convert the digital control signal from the computer into analog signals that control the scanners in the laser projector. It works by sending an analog signal from your DAC hardware into the male DB-25, or also known as the ILDA IN port. There are a variety of DACs available in the market for hobbyists and professionals.
Modulation
Analog modulation means that the laser diodes can do more than just turn to 100% on or 100% off, and can emit laser at a large range of power levels. Analog-modulating diodes are the industry standard for galvanometer-based projectors, and while costing a little more than TTL diodes, analog diodes offer a much wider color palette than TTL systems. Analog modulation also allows you to fade the laser beams in and out, which gives you a lot more creative control for your show programming. Analog systems can create anywhere from dozens to thousands of possible colors, depending on the specifications of the system.
Beam Specs
The beam diameter refers to the diameter of the laser beam measured at the exit face of the laser housing. While laser beams are assumed to be collimated, they always diverge to a certain degree. The beam divergence defines how much the beam spreads out over increasing distance from the optical aperture.