[Aluminum, Nylon] I was looking for a well built 60 light dome for interviews, beauty work, and for quickly lighting slightly larger scenes with doing a ton of flagging. This thing is well built and was a little more affodable than the Aputure LightDome 150. Same build quality from what I can tell. I also sprung for the egg crate grid. Nice addition.

[3.655 lb] I got 4 of these w/o any reviews having been yet written, so a slight risk. I had looked at all the other options in this price range, and they all basically found one key flaw: hard to assemble---and this coupled with the necessarily less robust construction in a less expensive product meant premature tears, separations, & etc. What this meant for most was that others were fine for single set up in a studio, not great for location work. But location work was something I really needed these for.


I noted that these were quick setup boxes with the rods already inserted. What was not as clear was that the rods were also permanently connected to a clamshell ring that you open up and lock, and in so doing unfurl the softbox. Unbelievably easy! Literally takes seconds. There is then an included Bowens adapter ring that mounts on your light, which you then slide/twist into the back of the clamshell. There are 2 wide head screws already mounted in the clamshell that grab the Bowens adapter flange, and a third, separate larger knurled screw that goes into the third hole and tightens down. Again, a matter of seconds. I'll be able to have 4 lights, 4 softboxes, all mounted on my stands I'll bet in under 3 minutes, no exaggeration.



The only caveats (not going to call them cons) are that the clamshells have a little weight to them---not a ton, and they need it to be robust---and i think the rods end in a loop, secured by a small screw, in the clamshell (but I did not take apart to make sure). This means that you can't use the softboxes themselves in another ring. I don't care, really, and if I find I do I'll bet I can get a set of separate rods.


Sirui doesn't make junk in my experience, and I was actually pretty surprised at the low full price of these. I would highly recommend them in this price range.

[Aluminum, Nylon] good quality. Fits well

[3.655 lb] Works great with my Godox softbox and helps direct the light away from my backdrops.

[Yes] It's a standard grid. It does its job. It fits the softbox. It directs light.

[Silver] Fabulous, perfect for head shots, sturdy and well made, easy to open and close.

[Silver] Hace si trabajo bien con una excelente calidad de luz

[Silver] this is for directional lighting// i honestly dont think i'll use it.. but i love the fact that came free

[Yes, Removable] Not much else to say about this grid other than it does what it's supposed to. The grid folds down very small when not in use and is very lightweight, so I just throw it in the same carrying case as the softbox. It's easy to attach with the velcro and manages the light appropriately. All in all, a very good product.

[Aluminum, Nylon] 5 star, easy to use, good product