[2.015 lb] Have to say this light is awesome and it is my go to Key light. It's so versatile.
So much power for a flexible light I rarely get above 50%.
I used to punch my hard key lights through soft boxes and 6x6 silks. This obviously includes a lot more stands and grip gear.
Now I can get a similar look with a lot less gear and effort.
I actually owned the megalite cloth 2.0 model before upgrading to this 3.0 version. So many great improvements on this current model. Intellytech really listen to their customers. Lots of welcome upgrades

[2.015 lb] Have you ever seen the episode of Family Guy when Peter keeps on saying Oh my god Lois, Lois...oh my god That was me when I opened and set up this kit for the first time. It's incredibly easy to use, super intuitive, modular and portable. From the way the lights attach to the C stands all the way to their easy operation. I highly recommend them. The rolling case is key.

[2.015 lb] This extension for the Intellytech Litecloth allows you to get the light into some tough mounting areas like the ceiling of a loft location while keeping the ballast accessible on the ground for easy adjustment.

[2.015 lb] This light has been very popular on jobs. It's been asked to fly out on menace arms, minibooms, and other rigs. Quality seems good. The softbox velcros were torn out by a crew mate but they were easily sewn back. The case is a bit big. I do wish I had ordered the CRMX version but it wasn't in stock when I got it.

[2.015 lb] This is great. Extends well and easy to setup. Makes the lc-160 RGBWW a killer soft light to have. It goes down as far as it can go without adding a middle support beam and also a heavier system. But maybe they could look into that.

[2.015 lb] I have 2 of these that I use with my 2 LC-120's. It does the job and allows me to leave my control box on the ground when the lights are rigged up at the ceiling. This is an essential add-on for these lights - the included cable is just too short to be useful.

[2.015 lb] A necessary accessory that I wish was included to begin with. Decent price though for a good quality cable and seems like it would last through some abuse.

[2.015 lb] Totally comparable to the LM Spectrum 4 and better in a lot of ways to own for a small owner op like myself! Love this light!
Hoping for a firmware update that improves DMX behavior and it would be really cool if the panels were pixel'd but for the price this has exceeded all expectations! Please keep up the great work and be the value brand with excellent craftsman ship that us smaller owner ops need! Hoping to buy the mega 6 soon!

TIP: Make sure to update your timo two chip with CRMX Toolbox when you get your light and then it's plug and play!

[2.015 lb] 4.5/5 so far

Had a chance to use this on a multi day shoot shortly after purchase and it did not disappoint. My only complaint would be that I wish the whole series of 3.0s were all about 50% brighter so they could replace more setups. But for getting RGB I think it's worth the tradeoff.

I had a Godox 4x4 F600Bi, and this is much better for my uses. 
It has a better grid, by far. The frame sets up and collapses quicker. And it's way quieter - the fan doesn't even seem to run most of the time. Oh and the case has rollers - Godox is just big and awkward with no rollers.

Haven't had a chance to use the pop-up quick diffuser accessory yet, though it looks promising. It's a big reason I picked the Intellytech so I'll update after some use.

[2.015 lb] Well designed. Really improves the versatility of the LiteCloth. I wish it was a bit bigger, but still a very nice modifier.