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# Simple Booth HALO®

Industry-leading photo booth hardware

The Simple Booth HALO® is a professional-grade iPad photo booth system engineered for durability and high-quality results. It combines studio lighting with a rugged design, making it an ideal solution for both mobile event pros and permanent installations.

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#### HALO Kits

Depending on your use case, HALO is available in two primary configurations:

* **Event Kit**: Designed for portability and frequent travel. Includes the HALO ring light, a collapsible stand, an iPad holder, and a heavy-duty wheeled carrying case.
* **Install Kit**: Designed for permanent placements in high-traffic venues. Includes the HALO ring light and a wall-mount component for a secure, space-saving setup.

<a href="https://www.simplebooth.com/products/halo" class="button primary">HALO Products & Pricing</a>

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#### Hardware Features

HALO is built to provide a professional presence while remaining simple to operate:

* **Studio-Quality Lighting**: The integrated LED ring light provides up to 2,100 lumens of brightness. You can manually adjust the light intensity using the brightness knob on the back of the unit.
* **Tool-less Setup**: The faceplate features a tool-less removal design, allowing your iPad to snap securely into place in seconds.
* **Versatile Orientation**: The head unit can be rotated, allowing you to run your booth in either Portrait or Landscape mode.
* **Premium Build**: Engineered for longevity from solid aluminum with a durable anodized finish, HALO is designed to withstand the wear and tear of constant transport and busy events.


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