I like almost everything about this light. Two minor problems: 1.) The carry-case bag that comes with it is too small. You have to push and bend to get the light to fit into the bag. 2.) The on-off switch is easily triggered while in the bag, burning the battery so the light is dead when you need it. I adapted mine by gluing a plastic hose washer around the power switch. Looks great and stops the switch from being accidentally turned on or off.

Very good sound. The clip let’s me attach it to my golf bag.

My husband really liked this product. It works well and the little bag is cute too.

I am very happy with this sliding arm extension pole. I use it for top down food photography in conjunction with my Sirui tripod.At the end there is a loop ring that has a tiny gap. I use a simple bag (that came with the Neewer light modifier seen here) that has a loop handle on it. I put a few cups of sand into a ziplock bag, then put that ziplock bag into the Neewer bag. The loop handle of the bag slides into that tiny gap but then stays hanging there due to the weight of the sand. The loop ring on the sliding arm seems sturdy and I've had no problems with the sandbag falling off in any way. The sandbag is critical to keep your camera safe while it hangs off center on the extension arm.I like that this pole is a solid piece, not two pieces that screw together. It is sturdy and appears well built.I like the attachment unit, which screws directly onto my tripod. It has metal and plastic construction. There are knobs to adjust the angle of the pole and the tightness of the pole within the sliding ring. All works well. You can slide the pole farther out. I didn't get a longer pole because I think the longer you slide your camera away from the tripod, the more challenges may appear. In my case I am able to extend the pole all the way out, balanced by the sandbag, and having room for a clear shot on the table.I like that the attachment side of the pole where it meets your camera has a sturdy piece of metal where I attach a ball head. This means my camera isn't only attached to the end of the pole, only choosing to face down. The attachment piece angles up so my ball head goes on upright, and from there I can adjust the camera and then tilt the camera into place, using the slot for portrait mode on my ball head. Other models of extension arms did not appear to have this attachment piece, which I think makes this brand better.That end of the pole also has a tightening knob for that metal piece. You could attach a camera directly to it without a ball head if necessary. You could remove the attachment piece I think. But I really like it.Overall I am happy I took the time to research the options and choose this model. It looks professional and works very well. I think it will last my lifetime.The item came in the brand box and also a shipping box. It was well packed and came on time in excellent condition.

Purchased this kit mainly for the lights; the stands, umbrellas, and bags were a bonus. The stands are sturdy, feel quite solid, no loose rivets or anything that would suggest poor assembly.Nice touch that they include a separate bag to protect the fragile CFL bulbs. My kit had an issue with the small bulb-bag (missing zipper tab). These things happen... After contacting seller, they immediately arranged to send out a replacement bulb bag. Looking forward to creating nice things with this little kit!

Versatile bag. It would have been good if it was water proof but still it is really good

Works good, like it! It didn't come in a plastic bag or anything, just like that

I love the all around feel and the vibration when you lock on the flag. I'm on my 2nd peak pulse because my first one a.) Grew fingers and unclipped itself from the carabiners.b.) The little loop broke and the bag fell off my golf bag.c.) Someone thought it was just too nice and stole it from my golf bag (right behind my back) .Anyhow, I loved it so I bought another one