Neewer Adjustable Reflector Casters Monolight Review

Got a huge discount on Prime Day and I have to say I'm impressed. It's worth the usual price and next time I'll know. It was quick and easy to put together, seems pretty solid, and being able to roll my light is a life saver. The fact that it comes with a dart and handle is a huge bonus. Visually, I probably would have preferred the black model, but I can't complain that this C-stand works better than I wanted. I will definitely get more when I need them.

I was arguing between this type of hand and the hand with tripod. At some point the tripod tips over. I appreciate how sturdy this one is. The bottom is heavy so it won't tip over. It has two sides so you can decide how to use it. Rotation is great for customization. The prize is the wheels! I love that it has wheels! Photographer friends, it's worth the investment if you make room for your professional work.

I bought this as a better bargain and for what I paid for it this is not a terrible coaster. However if I were to pay full price for this product I would return it as it would be priced close to Kupo's low reels and Kupo is a much better stand. The fit and finish isn't very tight on this stand, but the biggest downside in my opinion is that the riser is only two sections so it was over six feet tall at the time of lighting. The arm is fine for very light stuff, but if you're carrying a lot and…

Good - Very stable - Rubberized wheels allow for smooth movement and no noticeable noise - It's very large - The handles don't require much strength to secure the moving parts. Bad - nothing so far. come with most led panels and lights. These C tripods can be used not only with lights, microphones, but also with top cameras. They hold a lot of weight themselves, but the design of the legs allows sandbags to be placed on them, making them even more stable. This NEWEER C stand is heavy for…

I was arguing between this type of mount and a tripod. At some point the tripod tips over. I appreciate how sturdy this one is. The bottom is heavy so it won't tip over. It has two sides so you can decide how to use it. Rotation is great for customization. The prize is the wheels! I love that it has wheels! Photographer friends, it's worth the investment if you make room for your professional work.

I bought this as a relief for a better day and for what I paid for it this is not a terrible stand. However if I were to pay full price for this product I would return it as it would be priced close to Kupo's low reels and Kupo is a much better stand. The fit and finish isn't very tight on this stand, but the biggest downside in my opinion is that the riser is only two sections so it was over six feet tall at the time of lighting. The arm is fine for very light stuff, but if you're carrying a…

So my third C-pillar, but the first one with wheels. Little did I know there was no difference between the wheeled C stands and the wheelless C stands I already have from Neewer as they are exactly the same stands minus the wheel sets that go further. So of course if you want them to be "less mobile" you can always remove (or lock) the wheels. If I can just find a set of wheels for my other stands now, I'm good. They are very solidly made, 99% steel. The nested legs are sturdy and fold down for

Good - Very stable - Rubberized wheels allow for smooth movement and make no noticeable noise - Very high - Handles don't require much strength to secure moving parts. Bad - not yet. If you are unfamiliar with C-Tripods, first let me say that they are much more versatile and useful than the typical lightweight tripods with tripod feet that come with most LED panels and lights. These C tripods can be used not only with lights, microphones, but also with top cameras. They hold a lot of weight…