[0.95 lb] Great strobe. Extremely bright. Adjustment knob makes it easy to control the speed of the light. I'm using these as a deterrent to rodents in my motorhome and store building

[0.95 lb] I usually use a longer arm of the same design, and really like it. This arm provides utility in some diving situations because of it's shorter length. There are several nearly, if not exactly, identical arms out there, and this one is less costly, so I rate it even higher. This is not the same as some arms called loc-line arms, and the loc-line arms are not as strong as this one. This arm is easy to use with DIY trays.

[0.95 lb] Just needed a few strobes for a film shoot. LEDs are powerful but not overbearing, no sound clicks or noise.

[0.95 lb] Works well

[0.95 lb] Most excellent for its size and works well!

[0.95 lb] I always have this on my drone now for added visibility, even outside of evening flights. There are different color options with the green and red plastic covers. The velcro mount is very secure.

[0.95 lb] I bought this to do a night drone video with our grandson. He works with a local fire department and is working on a documentary of there fire season. It fit perfect on my DJI Mavic 2 Pro.

[0.95 lb] Plastic housing, and very simple, but do you need a small strobe for close ups, music videos, etc. Buy this and keep it in a catch-all, and have it ready if ever needed.

[0.95 lb] This is an LED light made for drones. If you have DJI drone then you can use it or any other drone you can use it

[0.95 lb] The good: super tiny, ridiculously light weight, stupid bright. You'll see spots if you catch too many blinks from this thing.
The bad: or more just little design quips. To mount the light on your drone you push down and it clicks into place with the Velcro. But that's also how you turn it on. Pushing on it. So I've turned mine on twice now, I'll probably just leave it on the drone. There is no way to "lock" it in power off. Headlamps call this a backpack lock to prevent accidental turning on while being transported and draining battery. The last little design flaw is that the charge indicator light is one of the 4 leds blinking. Not at full intensity but enough it's silly. With that said I can understand these designs decisions from a price point view and a weight savings standpoint. But they are also sort of obvious to me and would be great little upgrades to a newer version. Otherwise it's a solid device from a solid company. I'd buy another if I needed to.