Jools LeBron is “very frustrated, very cautious” – it’s the energy that she brings with everything she shares with over 2.5 million followers on Tiktok, Instagram and YouTube.
She doesn’t need much to create her own unique (very fun) lifestyle and makeup content. But how many tools did she rely on? Very specific, very her. True to the iPhone’s front-facing camera, she often balances it with anything nearby, and sometimes even her American girl doll. Edit a short video on Capcut, you won’t catch her with a ring light. For long-term content, she is in line with Final Cut Pro on her laptop. It’s all about low-key tools and high-impact creativity.
“The technology is so good,” LeBron told Mashable at the 2025 Weber Awards.
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From her obsessed camera to her hand fans that she can’t do without, this is what’s in the LeBron creator toolkit.
Battery-powered hand fan
When LeBron sat down for a fireside chat on the weekend of Weber Creator, she held the signature accessory: a battery-powered hand fan. She insisted that it had nothing to do with the heat, but with the breeze.
She smiled and said, “I have four in my room.”
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In the past, she used traditional hand fans, but they made her sweat a little. Now, she upgrades to a stylish, battery-powered model that lasts up to six hours and is carried around. “I always have to have wind,” she said. She made it clear that there was no video shoot or creator panel – no it was complete.
Sony Alpha ZV-E10
Although her trusted iPhone did the work on short form content, LeBron turned to the Sony Alpha ZV-E10, when it was time to go on a longer project.
“I use the Sony ZV-E10 for video blogging and long form of content. I like higher quality. I love Sony cameras.”
Sony Alpha ZV-E10 can help her create content for any setting, regardless of the settings. Whether it’s a comfortable indoor video blog or an outdoor adventure, this camera is her go-to for high-quality shots.
When LeBron first came out, she was all on the phone. This is her one-stop shop. But recently, she changed her mind.
She smiled and said, “Everyone told me to get a computer.” “I got the computer, it’s been a few months, okay? No touch.”
It turns out that the keyboard’s “click window” is not something she thinks she likes. Fast forward, now she can’t imagine life without it.
“I feel very stylish right now,” she said of the MacBook Pro. “I love click-through clack.” It’s not just a tool—it has become part of her creative day-to-day work, especially for editing long-term videos and maintaining connections with her growing fan base.
