[Metal] I do a lot of product photography of highly detailed scale model trains, and these lights are fantastic at highlighting all of the bits and pieces and eliminating shadows. The adjustability works great and the bases are heavy and stable.

[12 lb (5.4 kg)] I have built models and published articles and reviews about them for decades. For years I used Arri hot lights with a diffuser for photography (all from B&H) and a pair of high intensity desk lamps for construction. Recently I decided to find photo lights to replace both. Not only is the little ALZO LED lights' brightness perfect for my purposes but so is the color temperature. The little ALZOs have exceeded my expectations.

The thin wall aluminum stands and lamps themselves are lightweight and time will reveal their durability. The ball and socket connection between the stand and lamp seems unable fully to tighten down but does hold the light exactly where I want it and neither has come loose. The diffuse light the lamps emit allows leeway in placement so I rarely find it necessary to reposition the lamps.

The ALZO lights are not heavy duty studio lamps you can manhandle but certainly are less delicate than many things you are likely to photograph with them. The price for the pair is about half of what it would cost to replace only one of my former desk lamps. Overall I consider the ALZO 2-light kit an outstanding product.

[12 lb (5.4 kg)] These gloves are just what I needed - something that is fairly warm but not too bulky and lets me free my fingers when I need fine control of the camera or need to use the touch screen. And the rest of the time they look like nice leather gloves that happen to be very comfortable.

[0.35 lb] Neewer Photo softbox lighting kit comes complete with light stands bulbs softboxes and case at a very reasonable price.
An excellent value. Prompt delivery from B&H.

[Metal] Very large, maybe overkill for what I do, but its excellent. Very sturdy, doesn't bend over on itself.

[12 lb (5.4 kg)] I have warm hands. Nevertheless, I still prefer to wear a glove when temps are below 30F (-1c) as handling cold metal and carbon camera gear for a long time irritates my mild joint pain in my hands. I have been wearing a pair of shooting gloves in warmer temps, switching over to a pair of ski mittens with a finger tip flap for colder. Of course, neither were great for the in between temps, or when there was wind or rain/snow. Plus neither pair had a conductive pad for device use.
Enter the Urbex! I used them all last week shooting at Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, in temps from 20F to 40F with winds and rain a few mornings and never once did I feel I needed more glove in the cold or get too hot as the temps crept up. The merino liners were soft and woolly but did not make my fingers feel like they were in sausage skins. The leather shell was flexible and grippy yet didn't feel flimsy. And the capacitive pads rocked. I was able navigate menus on my DSLR with ease.
My only complaint would be the fit. I usually wear a XX-Large in gloves, but this model doesn't come in that size. Other Vallerret gloves do. (Or maybe B and H just doesn't stock the XXL) The knuckles are a bit tight when I flex my fingers into a fist, but in general use it is not too restrictive. I still would prefer the XXL.
Great gloves are hard to find. Especially when you are looking for the 'middle' ground or the 'Goldilocks' point. For me, these are right on point.

[12 lb (5.4 kg)] This setup allows me to photograph small artworks indoors at any time of day--a life changer. It provides reasonably even light. I end up with some gradient, but it's almost always a big improvement over sunlight through windows. I've had it for over a year now, and although I leave the lamps set at an angle and move the stands around a lot, the ball clamps are holding up fine. They do require frequent re-angling and tightening, but they are more than adequate for the modest price. I love how lightweight and steady the stands are, and the way the hinged feet can be positioned easily at different angles, and also that the necks can be easily and securely adjusted up and down.

[Metal] Hello,
I just receive this product and it's a good product but I choose a too large size. Is it possible to change to the M size?
And if it's possible, can you tell me the deadline to receive the new one after I send you the product?

Thank you for your return.

[Metal] The gloves are very nice for inclimate weather here in South Central Wisconsin winter. Warm, and very easy to operate the camera gear

[12 lb (5.4 kg)] The leather exterior feels like a second skin. These gloves fit snuggly which helps with the open finger feature.