Aputure STORM 700x
700W Tunable White High-Fidelity Point Source Lamp
The Aputure STORM 700x delivers breakthrough white-light fidelity, high output and a robust, production-ready design with full weather resistance and professional control options. Built for demanding sets, events and installations, it brings serious power in a compact form.
Key Features at a Glance
- BLAIR Light Engine: Tunable white (2,500K–10,000K) with full ±100% green/magenta shift.
- High Output: Up to 700 W light output, with power draw up to 850 W.
- Professional Optics & Mount: Native 58° beam angle, includes 35° reflector; uses ProLock Locking Bowens Mount for heavy modifiers.
- Full Production Control: On-board controls, Sidus Link Bluetooth Mesh, CRMX, DMX/RDM. Wireless range up to 100 m.
- Weather-Resistant & Rugged: IP65 rating, built for outdoor and inclement-weather use.

Performance & Technical Specifications
The STORM 700x packs pro-level metrics that matter on set:
- Color Temperature Range: 2,500 K to 10,000 K.
- Color Accuracy: CRI ≥95, TLCI ≥95, TM-30 Rf ~95, TM-30 Rg ~100.
- Photometrics: Example: At 5 m, 3,200 K with no reflector → ~1,839 lux; with 35° reflector → ~4,430 lux.
- Beam Angle: Native COB 58°; included reflector 35°.
- Power & Weight: Lamp head with yoke ~5.15 kg; control box ~4.10 kg.

Who It’s For and Ideal Scenarios
The STORM 700x is suited to production-level lighting needs where flexibility, output and quality all matter. Ideal for:
- Studio and location shoots where tunable white light and high output are needed.
- Live events and outdoor rigs requiring IP65 weather resistance.
- Installations or film sets where modifier compatibility and serious power are required.
“Aputure didn’t just make it brighter—they made it smarter and ready for harsh conditions.”

Considerations Before Buying
- Even with compact head design, total rig (head + control box + cables) adds weight—plan rigging accordingly.
- While 700 W is high output, you’ll still need proper modifiers and accessories to shape the light effectively.
- Ensure your power setup can handle draw (up to 850 W) on location or in studio environments.
