[0.335 lb] As others have stated this is a nice light. Well made, compact and lite weight. the power is good, it's not main or key light bright but makes a nice kicker or accent light. Pack a couple of these plus a main light and you will have a nice compact kit. highly recommend.

[Fabric] Once you buildnit the first time, yiu can fol it wit the diffusion and grid. Tha clamps with pin that come with it are OK, but not great, i prefer cardelini clamps or even mafer clamps.

[Fabric] 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!

[0.335 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

[Fabric] 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.

[0.335 lb] As soon as I saw the reviews, I thought this would be a great way of saving time on set. And it is! There are no resellers in the UK so we ordered from B&H and it had arrived a few days later in great condition. For the price it's a great fast way of adding light. We used it on set yesterday for the first time. Blasted a Nanlite 500 and a 300 through it to add a natural soft light source to a loose set and it worked extremely well. I'd recommend this for a quick setup and when you want a larger light source than a soft box, or a back light for a larger setup. Only negative is it takes a long time to add the grid diffusion to the softbox, so once that's on there you won't want to remove it!

[Fabric] This thing will take most light sources and make for an insane interview look that's normally hard to get. Used it in front of the Intellytech LED Light clothe panels and it was awesome.

[0.335 lb] I'm always looking for ways to make set up faster. This definitely does the trick. Personally, I would like a thicker diffusion for the types of interviews I do so I might have a custom one made from some magic cloth. Also, the included diffusion has velcro to attach it to the frame and once the fabric is stretched tight the velcro seems like it might tear.

[0.335 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.