[6.4 lb] Got this to support a camera while doing table top photography of small objects. Allows the camera to get closer while the tripod can't get any closer to the table top set up. Counterweights really do balance the rig.

[6.4 lb] 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.

[6.4 lb] These are a little flimsy, but they are working well so far. Light output and color temperature are both excellent.

[6.4 lb] 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.

[6.4 lb] Works great overhead shooting down or as an extension for shooting up. As others have noted, there is a little flex, but with the counterweights it settles down quickly. I had an issue with the head loosening so I emailed support. They got back to me immediately for details. I figured out that the top ball really needs to be tightened down and it does take quite a bit of torque, but the nut can handle a great deal of force. Any shortcoming aside, the customer service experience makes it 5 stars.

[6.4 lb] I am happy that I found this product to assist me in making craft videos. It is sturdy and a full size ringlight that I can adjust the position above the work several ways.

[6.4 lb] The ALZO Diffuser is perfectly made for the UFO LED lights and has made a difference. We bought 9 and mounted them where we replaced 6 - 6k space lights. Since the diffusion works so well and the minimal power consumption.

[6.4 lb] This is just the drum diffuser which I paired with my 1x1 flex light using an X-bracket mount and matthews 6 pin. Diffuses the light beautifully and now I just need a longer boom to extend my light out.

[6.4 lb] This is a well-built, sturdy product that absolutely does the job for me of photographing art work. Why did I wait so long to buy this!?

[6.4 lb] 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.