[2-Pin] Perfect monolight strobe, compact, constant colors at all times, 9 f-stops, very intuitive to use, from 1/1000 (800 J) to 1/19000 s (3 J). I have two 800s and one 400s + an external DC/AC battery for outdoor shooting. Considering my needs (studio + outdoor shooting), it is a far much better versatile combinaison and reasonably priced choice than to having one Move 1200 with only 2 heads (as far you do not need 1200 J on one head or need something very compact-packed). And there is no compromission with the global performance.

[2-Pin] What do you get when you buy Broncolor? Quality at ever step and level. Beautiful construction and solid, this puppy will put in years of effort and function.

[2.5 A] This is a great light and has more than enough power. I just wish it was smaller and that it came with a seconded battery.

[0.03 lb] new experience with Broncolor , I love the quality of the light , wifi system is very handy in the studio, i recommend this light to everyone who wants to achieve quality , i was trying another lights ,not even close to broncolor , my personal preference.

[2-Pin] These lights are amazing! They are heavy, but the power, speed and color accuracy is pure perfection. The ability for High speed sync is important to me, and the app gives great control and extra modes that you just don't get with cheaper lights.

They are expensive, but well worth it. The craftsmanship is great, and the padded bag is beautiful and well designed with quality in mind. The included umbrella and soft box are small and portable, but I do prefer larger modifiers most times. If you can afford it and do a lot of on location shoots. .

These babies can turn day into night, and compete with the sun behind your subject. I highly recommend them and B&H! My first set came damaged, but B&H quickly replaced it.

[0.03 lb] Very well made travel bag for Siros. Wheels are very convenient. Attachment points for Broncolor accessory bag are nice. Sturdy enough for airline check-in, but no locking points.

[120 V] This reflector is pretty straightforward, mounts to my Siros 800, and I use it for the Broncolor line of barndoors and grids. I bought the Broncolor Siros set that did not come with this kind of reflector (comes with 2 standard umbrella cylinder reflectors), and I now have many more possibilities with this reflector and the modifiers I previously mentioned. FYI, you cannot use Barndoors + Grids, the barndoors fit inside the outer rim of this reflector, and only add a small amount of thickness to the inner diameter, but you cannot put grids inside it, incase you were wondering (and not that you would need to utilize both, of course).

[120 V] The quality of the L40, given the price, was better than I expected. Teamed up with their 3-grid kit, images were awesome.

[300 W] I did a lot of research on my first monolight/strobe and it came down to Broncolor and Profoto. It was a hard choice, partially because I shoot Olympus and Bron does not make a transceiver for Olympus cameras and Profoto does. I also have a background in different types of design and engineering work and I love me a solid/beautifully made product.

In the end I chose to go with the Siros 800 L and its absolutely amazing. Due to not having a compatible transceiver I successfully have it working perfectly with PocketWizard (FlexTT5 and PlusIII), even with HS at 1/8000! The Broncolor iOS app is a big help too!

Looking back if I were to do anything differently, I wish I wouldve opted for the two light kit since Im now thinking of getting a 2nd strobe and the kit is a great deal with the extras it includes.

If you are considering the Siros for studio or location work, do it!

Lastly, I thought about the Siros 400 L as well but the few hundred dollars and slightly smaller body wasnt worth it for me. Ill take the extra power.