Lighting Built for On-Camera Realism

The Litra Beam LX is built for people who appear on camera and want lighting that reads as intentional rather than improvised. Instead of behaving like a generic desk lamp or a photo panel repurposed for streaming, it is engineered for live-facing environments where color separation, complexion rendering, and desk-level footprint all matter.

The light uses a dual-zone approach: a white TrueSoft key light projects forward to shape the face, while a second RGB zone casts controllable color into the background. That split allows subject flattering light and scene personality without adding a second fixture. TrueSoft LEDs are tuned for skin realism rather than brightness alone, and both color temperature and output intensity can be dialed with precision so the light is not merely “on” but configured to the look of the stream.

G Hub Integration for Scene-Level Lighting Control

Power and control are designed for desk reality rather than studio rigs: the unit runs from USB-C and includes physical onboard controls so it can be adjusted without opening software or pausing a stream. For deeper tuning, G Hub integration gives full software control, scene presets, and synchronized behavior across multiple Logitech devices in a streaming stack.

Mounting and intent follow the streaming use case as well. The beam is built to sit on a monitor or desk stand with tilt and angle adjustment rather than on photography C-stands. It is explicitly marketed for Twitch, YouTube, and video-first communication. The workflows where lighting must live in the same footprint as a keyboard and a camera without invading the rest of a room.

Cross-Platform Integration for Mixed Streaming Rigs

The light is engineered to be flicker-free and safe for prolonged use, acknowledging that many creators sit under artificial lighting for hours at a time. Rather than chasing raw luminance, the design prioritizes comfort and visual stability for human eyes and camera sensors alike.

Modularity is built in: multiple Litra units can be chained or paired to sculpt more complex environments without changing hardware families. The LX works with both Windows and macOS through software integration, placing it cleanly inside a multi-device streaming setup without requiring platform-specific lighting tools.

Final Thoughts

The Litra Beam LX packages key-light realism and RGB scene control into one desk-scale fixture built for live, on-camera use. It avoids studio-rig complexity by running on USB-C with physical controls, while still offering software-level precision through G Hub. It is designed to be chained with other Litra units and to coexist silently in a streaming environment where comfort, repeatability, and visual polish matter more than raw output. In the Logitech ecosystem, it acts as the lighting piece that completes a broadcast-ready desk without resorting to photography hardware or ad-hoc lamps.