Excellent for its size. I have an old car that does not support blue tooth. Great to play pod casts or the radio on from my phone. Super loud!

nice and small and for the price its great. good for RV, small spaces or on a desk.

We use these at church, to sing and on the street ministry to preach and sing, they work very well we are pleased with them. Will be buying another set for the rest of our team.

I just needed a speaker that was better than my phone speaker to use at work. It's not too loud, and it's something I can just stick in my pocket when I need to switch workspaces, which I do at times. It's very basic, easy to use, and the price is right.

i think the price of these per photo is fair! however, some film packs obviously come damaged, & the company doesn’t really do returns. i’ve have numbers packs that just don’t develop right (they seem dark or blue) or just won’t develop at all. when they do develop, though, they’re pretty!

This reflector/diffuser is helpful, and not too cumbersome to bring along on shoots. The multi-effect sides are also a nice feature, but I wish it was a bit easier to fold back into its case. Great for the price though, and I will be recommending to other photographers!

Before we dig into reviewing these I want to preface this with some details about my use. I normally shoot stills, not video, and needed some steady lights for a project, something to fill with while using my one higher end light without breaking the bank. I knew going in that this is a very "lightweight" kit and sized for small, close-up work. They certainly are not something you can use for doing large scale lighting, but they are perfect for a home studio and YouTube work if that is your thing. (ignore my studio, it gets used and there is a variety of stuff for making props and all)Okay, onto the review...The lights come out of the box well packaged and I was impressed that the lightbulbs handled being accidentally dumped on the floor (in their boxes). The design of the bulbs is impressive and makes a lot of sense for filling in the softbox. The design naturally diffuses the light even before you add the diffuser over the front of the softbox and thus the light is very even.Assembly was beyond easy and even with no experience you will be able to put these together in minutes. To expand the softbox, just open and then push the center ring inside over the socket for the bulb until it clicks into place.The power cords are lightweight and not intended for anything heavy duty. They are adequate for the bulb and the handy little switch makes turning them off and on easy. I found the length of the cord to be a problem as my outlets are too far away from where I was shooting, so I had to pull out an extension cord, however the length is decent for separating the lights at a distance where they compliment one another.The stands are extremely light and, while they do hold these softboxes decently, don't expect to put them outside and be able to sandbag them. The sand bags would be too heavy in my opinion, and may potentially damage the frames. They adjust simply enough but even tightened if you apply much pressure the parts will move. Keep them for these softboxes or just to hold up a reflector, don't plan to use them for anything larger. The base is not wide enough to be sturdy if you extend them to the full height either - if you do this, the lights may be prone to falling over if lightly bumped.The softbox is decent although the socket for the bulb feels a bit delicate. When I screwed the bulb in I could hear a bit of grating noise and was very careful not to over tighten the bulb. The softbox attaches to the stand with an adjustable, light plastic head. It works and is fair for the price of these. Between the bulb and the easily installed diffuser you get a nice, even light.These are reasonably bright and felt very bright until I turned on my mid-high end light. Never-the-less, these lights did what I intended and make a good fill and they don't generate much heat which is nice as my studio tends to be rather warm anyway, especially when I turn the A/C off to get video. In the studio photo, you can see the ambient room light behind the lights and then how they lit up the space in front. You cannot adjust the brightness or color temperature, but then again, if you want all that you may be spending a few hundred bucks to get this kind of set up. Based on the current market and the fact that these lights were creating fill with a light that runs close to $500-800 (seen in the room photo, it is a Godox VL300 LED light), I would say they are worth purchasing depending on your needs. If you want professional equipment and plan to haul lights places, there are more suitable options, but these are perfect for small indoor project videos, YouTube, etc.

Perfect for the price so my husband could use it in his shed with workbench to listen to baseball games.