[1.6 oz / 45 g] The rotating feature let me mount it just as I needed and the sensitivity seems to be very good but is slightly directional. I have no problem recommending it to anyone who needs a PC connection slave. But, with all the components hanging out in clear plastic on the front, it's sort of ugly.

[0.14 lb] This is a compact portable flash unit. Battery powered so no need for large power packs. Used it several times and the results were as expected. Very easy to move around and with the clip can be attached to many objects. Should carry an extra bulb.

[300' / 91 m] We got these as we were in a pinch. Set multiple to remote stages for our biggest festival. No it does not come with sfp's, but that allows you to decide what signal you need 3G/ 6G/ 12G and spend accordingly. Locking ps is a appreciated feature. Have performed flawlessly having traveled the country to various music events. These units are perfect for FOH positions as you can send video to DLX/ Servers and get a server feed or spy cam back.

[1.6 oz / 45 g] trigger my flashes, even old flashes without any problems

[1.6 oz / 45 g] Works great everywhere except in the vary brightest of locations. Very reliable. Purchased an $80 one at the same time, didn't work, replaced by B&H (excellent customer service) replacement also didn't work. BUY THE NISHA SLAVE, save $$ and gain reliability. I use it when I don't need the radio slaves, fast set up.

[1.6 oz / 45 g] The device is improved in a number of ways over the previous generation. It's smaller, feels stronger, and has a threaded locking power supply port. It is a little awkward that you have to add your own SFP module, which is not exactly immediately clear, but it does keep the cost quite low for anyone needing only 1080 resolution. The 12G stuff makes this product more expensive than its 4k predecessor, so that's a drawback. But, having bi-directional function on these is a lifesaver in all sorts of situations - not the least of which is sending a confidence monitor signal to any given camera position, which really helps in engineering live events.

[3 x 3 x 2"] These mics are some of the most natural sounding microphones I've heard. They have a super flat frequency response - the flattest of any consumer or professional mic I've seen, except for measuring microphones. The tiny diameter of the mic (about 1/4 in) makes for excellent off-axis high end response. It's difficult to hear much difference in sound quality, whether you're on axis, or 90 deg off axis to the mic. This should make them great for small venues up close with no proximity effect, or for large auditoriums at further distances to the sound source. Of-course, the downside is the relatively high noise level - 23 dBA. I've played around with these mics in a living room environment and a smaller bedroom set up as a sound room, recording music from loudspeakers. So far, I've not noticed the noise level, or at least it hasn't become apparent above the room noise, which was relatively quiet. Recording music from my ESS Hiel Tower loudspeakers equalized for flat response over the range of my one octave analyser (31.5 Hz - 16 KHz), they sounded absolutely phenomenal. Deep, rich, clean bass up through the smooth highs, these mics are great. I look forward to recording some live music with them.

[3 x 3 x 2"] I have two of these light they do a good job as fill lights when I use them for construction site photos. The optical slave turns off when you plug a pocket wizard into it which makes these lights excellent in a bridal sweet or situations where other flashes are firing. I aim these lights at a wall or ceiling set my camera to manual take a couple of test shots once the camera is dialed in, I shoot the rest of the day with the same settings.

[300' / 91 m] Working great!  love the new screw on PSU

[1.6 oz / 45 g] Morris 11164 Mini AC Slave is a unique bulb, while it is only one I know being small and adequate for tiny objects (I use it for insects).
Tadeusz Zatwarnicki