[>.97] This light we have been using for multiple studios for TV productions and is best for small studio productions.

[Local] Better then expected! Well made, durable, function great. Bought the package of two on sale and feel it was a steal. Not a snap open setup, but does matter, as I don't move the around much. Only complaint was they arrived with four broken bulbs. I now have a total of six of these lights and will not look back on the purchase.

[30 lb (13.5 kg)] heavy duty, won't tip over easily. Lights and adjustments work great.

[120 VAC, 60 Hz] Very cool! Very high quality, and will last a long time for sure.

[30 lb (13.5 kg)] Good package from B&H. I had to switch to on-line martial arts instruction when covid-19 hit. Too many options for video lights, so I chose to trust B&H to put together a practical package. I'm glad I did. They're bright enough that I can have them high and far apart. Coverage is very good, and skin tones are spot on. Stands are durable and trustworthy. I run them for about 2 hours per day, 4 days per week, no issues.

[30 lb (13.5 kg)] Overall the product is exactly as advertised. The bases (tripods) are nice and sturdy. The heads are solid with easy to use controls.
And as others have said, it is a little challenging to get the support rods in for the hoods. Not terrible, but I would not want to be setting it up everyday. Mine will stay set-up in the studio.

[Local] I purchased this light for a small auxilliary studio with a LOW ceiling. I expected hot spots in my Ultimatte backdrop with a light so close to the background. I was pleased to find that this light provided very even light for my small space without generating so much heat that my talent is uncomfortable.

[120 VAC, 60 Hz] Like most people, I don't often give out positive reviews. Not because I don't have reason, but once we get something in hand, no matter how blown away we might be, we're usually off to get busy with it. Reviews take time. Bad reviews are easier to follow through with 'cause we're angry and energized. Hence the far greater volume of negative reviews in circulation than positive. But occasionally something comes along to restore our faith in the world of design and manufacturing, and I have to take a few moments to show some gratitude and encouragement for what surprised me by totally surpassing my expectations. A bundle of gear like this for the low price asked had me braced for a disappointment. Then it was my expectation of disappointment that was disappointed. This is some nice gear... real nice. The materials, design, everything, just dead-on. I needed two extra auxiliary soft-boxes for video work, and didn't need something necessarily top-shelf, so I went low-budget. Turns out I got both: low-budget & top shelf. It's a pretty crazy configuration to boot, these seven spiral bulbs in a cluster. Artsy and functional. If I could change anything (and I'll be trying other bulb types for this), it would be that when the head is first switched on, the fluorescents need a few minutes to reach saturation, something to factor into setup time. I'm going to do some experimenting with dimmables (though there are two switches to activate either just three, four, or all seven bulbs for variable output), and LEDs. All in all, well-deserved praises to Raya Octa for keeping the quality level up where it should be. Cayce

[120 VAC, 60 Hz] This product offers great value... I highly recommend it!

[30 lb (13.5 kg)] I tested the softbox kit thoroughly - with my own third light fixtures.  The light kit works well for my modest needs. There are 2 switches to make 3 lighting configurations - a good idea!  
Sure, it takes a lot of time assemble and then disassemble light fixtures as I dont have enough room for keeping them assembled, but thats a part of the deal. Two bulbs arrived broken but the issue was resolved quickly and gracefully with one phone call. This was my only phone call to B&H in some 30 years of relationship.  Thank you guys!