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== Products == === Luxe electronic markers === The Luxe is DLX's principal marker product line. The original model used an electronically controlled pneumatic system derived from engineering developments undertaken by Smart Parts. Subsequent generations introduced redesigned electronics, air regulation, firing systems and maintenance mechanisms. {| class="wikitable" ! Model ! Introduction ! Documented development |- | Luxe 1.0 | 2008 | Original electronic marker with internal air routing, voice feedback and tool-free bolt removal. |- | Luxe 1.5 | 2010 | Revised original platform with updated eye covers and pneumatic components. |- | Luxe 2.0 | 2012 | Updated electronics, bolt system and serviceability. |- | Luxe OLED | 2014 | Electronic display and revised control board. |- | Luxe ICE | 2016 | Updated pneumatic system, regulator and air-source adaptor. |- | Luxe X | 2019 | Major internal redesign, new bolt system and USB-C charging. |- | Luxe TM40 | 2021 | Revised Luxe X platform named in memory of Tim Montressor. |- | Luxe IDOL | 2024 | Updated electronics, ergonomics and internal components. |- | Luxe AIRE | 2026 | New Primer Core, redesigned electronics and pneumatic system. |} The chronology is based on manufacturer information, contemporary publications and technical documentation.[3][6][7][8][9] === Accessories and support === DLX also supplies marker accessories and replacement components. Its product catalogue includes replacement eye systems, grips, electronic components, bolt systems and maintenance parts for multiple generations of the Luxe.[10] The company's website also offers Shocker-branded equipment and components, reflecting its association with the related paintball manufacturing businesses.[5]
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