NEEWER Spotlight Snoot Only for NEEWER MS60B, MS60C, MS150B, MS150C LED Video Light, Conical Snoot with 20° Projection Lens, Adjustable Focus, 16 Gobos, 5 Color Gels, Bag, LS-48

This is going to take my photos to another level. The brightness is amazing. The value and quality are unmatched. This is very functional and portable for photographers on the go. Not to mention all of the color options and lighting templates.

All aluminum body means this thing is built like a tank. I'm using it with the Neewer HB80C light and it works perfectly although you do need to remove the COB diffuser on the light for this to properly attach via the Bowens Mount (yep that took me a while to figure out). If you already have a color RGB COB light you probably don't need the LS-39 with the color gels and I liked this one better anyway because of the built in light mount you can see in the photo. it was much easier to attach this to a light stand tripod (look for the 1/4 adapters here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CNXTKBLW) rather than attaching my light to the tripod (figured this way would be studier anyway and balanced better with a smaller light). Currently I have the light turned down to about 24% in the photo you see and defocused to produce a nice lighting effect like sunlight streaming in. If you need something brighter compared to the FL10 this is your setup (the FL10 was too dark and even at about 8 feet was not sharp and was super blurry - I kept that light just b/c I might find a uses for it somewhere). I also paired this light with the Neewer controls on my PC with the Bluetooth dongle direct from Neewer (yes regular PC bluetooth doesn't work - you need the dongle) and I can control this light and snoot with my Elgato Stream Deck+. Not sure I would call this portable although it does come with a nice bag (another reason I wanted this one) and the weight isn't awful but even aluminum gets heavy. BTW - the optics seems very clear when focused with limited lens aberration so I think this is another quality prosumer product from Neewer - it might even be smaller than the other Neewer snoots (this model has only been out about a month or so - this is likely the first review on AZ). Highly recommended.

It is way smaller that you'd expect from the pictures. It is not very bright and those shapes should be projected from 2 feet or less. Other than that is a nice tool to play with.

Well built, pretty amazing little light. I purchased this for macro work, primarily floral shots. It works well, for macro work you will need to pair it with a small desktop tripod. It's got weight to it, so not to flimsy of a tripod. It's not the brightest, but for studio work it works really well. Not sure about how it performs in bright lit areas yet. The zoom feature works well too, it's stiff so pull a little hard to make it work. On the #2 pic, it did not create the bokeh of course but you can see the red background through it all. The one touch button works well too, took me just a few minutes to adapt to it but once done it's very easy to use.

This is a very cool little device that isn't over priced. Good for night and low light photography and videography when you need something like portable and quick to use. I really like that it is handheld, but also mountable. I Mount mine on a Mike stand. Lastly, the colors are built into the light as opposed to using gels. Well-built two thumbs up!

Nice light but I was sent an opened box, not a brand new light

A lot of power in a nice small and lightweight light.

Worked just fine with my SmallRig RC 220B lights, and we used it on set with a Nanlight light (not sure which one) to throw fake sun coming through blinds on a wall. Comes with a nice case and some fun gobo options. Cutters work, focus works. Nothing to complain about so far.