[Yes (Included)] Very easy to setup. Diffuses light nicely. Works great with my SB900. No cons at all for me.

[Yes (Included)] Awesome softbox for the field and studio; durable, portable and quick to set up.

[Yes (Included)] Very portable and easy to setup. I use mine on location with my SB600 and have found that despite warnings that my flash would be too weak the results look great. Only once did I feel like I wasn't getting enough flash and that was easily remedied by pulling out the inside diffuser. Very handy being able to create beautiful lighting in any location.

[2-Stop Loss] I use the Ezybox 24 on location for portraits. It produces a great quality of light. The included cold shoe adapter was no good for a 580EX flash, but the Stroboframe Flash Mount Adapter - Standard Shoe Type works excellent in it's stead. Setup for me is not as quick as I have read it for others, but I completely disassemble the mount and fold up the box into its bag for storage. I mount it on an avenger stand and use weights from to anchor it. No blowovers, but the worst wind tried to unscrew the complete mount from the stud on the light stand. Very pleased with the product.

[Yes (Included)] This is great portable softbox that works great with Nikon Speedlights. It is rather difficult to get back into the provided case once you pull out.

[22 x 18 x 4"] We've used a SB600 speedlight and this softbox on several outdoor shoots, and couldn't be more happy with the results. It is very compact, and is easily assembles and disassembles in the field. It can be held by and assistant, or set up on a light stand. If you need to soften the light from your speedlight, indoors or out, this is the kit for you.

[5.02 lb] Yes, pricey, but nice. Its done right, the ring is well made, no fumbling with construction, and available when you need it. You pay for what you get.

[5.02 lb] First off, it took about 2 months to get it which made me miss a few opportunities to use it. I finally got to use this in the field. It worked out great, but I don't understand why they would even sell this without the tilthead. I had to get creative with angling the stand to get the light I wanted, and it was still a compromise. Also, if you buy the $20 stand, I recommend having some weight at the base if you're outdoors. Indoors & without wind, it works great, but's a little questionable with wind when you start extending both sections. Luckily I had a flexible bag with some water for weight (bag weighed about 7-10 lbs) to hold down the leg facing the wind just in case. I usually go by myself, so I have to carry & setup all of my gear. I had 1 bag for my camera gear and 1 other with everything else, including the Ezybox & stand. It took me longer to figure out where to put it and how much power to use than it took to put it together. When I moved between locations, I just dropped the stand to it's lowest height, left the flash on it and folded the Ezybox flat. For short walks, I'd shorten the stand & leave everything intact. All in all, it's a great product for photographers on the go, but definitely get the tilthead if you want anything other than light parallel to the ground.

[Yes (Included)] I tend to shoot a lot with my Canon speedlites, but getting soft-even light from them can be challenging with traditional diffusers and flash modifiers. I decided to try the Hot Shoe EZYBOX Softbox Kit in 2 sizes and I love them both! I have now used it in outdoor shoots to provide nice natural-looking fill, in the studio for a key light, and the results are just superb! The kit is very easy to set up (5 minutes, but I'm getting faster at it each time I use it), very simple to use, and it's just a pleasure to see the shots that I get in the end. I recommend a handle for it also, such as the EXT HANDLE f/ EZYBOX HOTSHOE. This allows you or an assistant to easily hold it in place when you are on-location.

[22 x 18 x 4"] Stripbox for a fill light w/ two layers of diff. I've shot two photoshoots with this things and works like a charm