I can't begin to say how much I like this little auxiliary light source. Initially, I was put off by the seemingly high cost ($89) for such a little gizmo but, now that I have it, I feel that it is a bargain. The light holds long charges, has multiple brightness settings, and comes with a wonderful little filter set and a diffuser. I use it all the time for my macro photography. Highly recommended.

Also highly recommended is B&H. I would use any other vendor. The B&H purchase process is easy and amazingly fast, and they always stand behind every transaction.

These things are solid and sturdy must haves on the beach and in the surf- a little kiss of light!

I bought a pair of these for the purpose of LEGO miniatures photography, in a micro-studio I'm setting up in the closet beneath the basement stairs. I chose this package for the variety of modifiers more than the GoPro mount itself, although that might prove useful someday.

Very happy with the quality of build, simple user interface, and light output.  So far my only wish is for an option for an even lower low setting, noting that the specs made it clear what to expect in this regard.

I've uploaded some of my early shots (with the image titles providing detail of the lighting used) - as happy as I am with the results, I will likely add additional lights (LitraPro?) over time to fill out my studio lighting options.

I recently updated my iPad to an iPad Mini 5. It's a great device for note taking with the Apple Pencil. Unfortunately, it does not have an LED light or flash for it's main camera. That's where the Torch Light 2.0 comes in. I use the iPad at evidence exams to take photos and annotate them with notes. There are times where extra light is needed. The Torch Light 2.0 comes with an adhesive metal disc that I've attached to my iPad case. When I need bright continuous light, I simple turn the Torch Light on with one-button and magnetically attach it to the iPad. As I point at a subject, the light aims in the same direction, evenly illuminating a surprisingly wide area. Problem solved! It's much brighter than the LED light in my iPhone and it can easily be set to 3 different continuous light level; from bright, to very bright, to crazy bright. The Torch Light 2.0 recharges from any USB port. It's waterproof and very durable. I also purchased a bracket with it so I can mount it next to my GoPro for the next time I'm shooting underwater photos. I highly recommend this product.

This tiny little light is so useful for fill lighting and for light painting. I can put it on a gooseneck from Platypod and handhold it when I shoot macro, or put it on a light stand. But it is so small, it fits easily in my bag. the battery lasts from quite awhile before requiring recharging. I love it!

I was looking for a very compact light to take photos of ancient stone chambers in my area and thought this would fit the bill. It is amazingly small and light, and extremely bright, and really matches my expectations in every way. For my needs it isn’t quite enough to do the job easily, but it does get the job done and is easy to carry with me on long hikes deep into the woods. (The chambers are often slightly underground and quite dark, so I am asking more than is reasonable.)

I am also looking forward to using it as a quick and easy fill light while shooting videos. I do a lot of interviews, and it might be a nice accent light to bring up small details behind the speaker in the frame. I’m quite happy with the light and may get another to fill my needs.

I love this little light and the filters and attachments. It all works great. 
I 've used it now for about 2 weeks in a variety of shooting environments and it is just right for the special illumination or a gentle fill where you need it. I also use it as my primary key light for zoom meetings in my office.

I drag this thing with me everywhere. It's awesome for so many different purposes. And I got a great deal with all of those diffusion filters.