Just as durable as the Litepanels brand. Thanks to the B&H team for pointing me in the right direction

Just using the light for a limited time, everything worked like it should. Only feature didn't try was the wireless flash, but will try it when I get a wireless transmitter.

When you need the control and don’t want to waste time with lots of flags this is just the ticket, fast and easy good price too .

Lightweight, but not fragile, this stand is perfect for the Rotolight Neo, and I makes for a useful, portable lighting setup.

It all started with the first iteration of this compact form for me. Now the Neo 3. What is possible with the over 2000 color gel options, the work flow enhancements leaves me in awe. Jpegs look so good SOOC, it's like my raw files are now a back up option for fewer and fewer files that need that extra work to touch up. This has cut my turn around time from weeks to a few days. Could not ask for more. Work Smarter, Work efficient and have fun.

I have 4 Neo 2s, and while they are OK, and I like the AA battery implementation, the Neo3 outclasses it in every way. Much more power, much more sophisticated control layout, and easier implementation even without Ap controls....which work quite well as well. In emergency, I can use them as continuous light source either for focusing, or even exposure with ISO 2500, f4, 1/250 sec into umbrella at about 6 feet from subject and two lights. In candid photo situations shooting individual or groups in convention settings at 10--15 feet with flash mode I can use 800-1000 ISO f2, 1/200 sec and get good results as direct flash held manually above the camera. While no where near the power of speedlights, with current camera's capabilities to shoot at higher ISO, they are definitely usable. You must use guide number methods as there is no TTL function, and with units I use generic radio remotes to fire them from camera mounted trigger units. One note, is that flash meters do not appear to read the flash output from these units or the Neo2, so experimentation with exposures and subsequent usage of guide numbers will still offer quick adjustment of aperture to control exposures as long as you are shooting within about 20 feet of your subjects, and have fast glass. The massive number of shots on a battery charge and very fast recycle means no HVP needed for extended shooting.

Very high quality product, comes with a nice case and is the perfect grid diffuser for my tubes

I've been using a pair of these with Astera Titan's - SNAPGRID does make a version that fits those tubes more appropriately but I do like the fact that I can use them with quasars and kino flo tubes if I wanted to.


I also have two Honeycrates that are made specifically for the Astera Titans - they too are great! Now, I actually prefer each for different reasons. With the SNAPGRID if feels much more rigid and the dividers keep their shape better. I have to do a test to be sure, but I felt like the SNAPGRID, because of it's better rigidity, helped to keep exposure levels higher.


This could entirely be in my mind, only doing a meter test will reveal - but the Honeycrates felt a little more loose.

Although I had to drill a couple holes to mount my 4 play light bar to this truss, I love it. This product offers lots of mobility for lighting set up and can be set up and taken down quickly for the DJ with multiple shows. Would definitely recommend this product to others

Perfect solution for shooting overhead videos.