Portable Photo Studio 9"x9"x9" Shooting Tent Small Foldable LED Light Box Kit with 2 Colors Backdrops(White Black) for Photography 1Pcs 6400K White LED Strip by Slowbeat

Truly terrible. Broke after first use. Doesn't hold together. Used cheap magnets. Will be returning.

I’m exremely happy with this. I use an iPhone and the quality of my photos has dramatically improved. I watched the short video on this page and it helped me understand all the features better. Set up & take down takes me less than a minute. The sides and top are a hard flexible plastic/vinyl. They have numbered magnets that I just match up and this stands up perfectly. The easy to read instructions are printed inside. When I take down I just fold in half and put it all back in the zippered heavy duty carry case. The case is slim enough for me to tuck under my couch when I’m not using. The lights are bright and awesome! The magnets hold wonderful as well. I haven’t had any problems. The black and white backdrops are a foam type material. When I got them dirty from one of my objects, I just sprayed it down with the sprayer at the sink and air dried. Couldn’t believe how easy it was. I love this!

This is a piece of junk. I had to completely tape it together, magnets do not work. Flimsy and difficult to position an item inside to use. First thing I ever ordered from Amazon that was not five stars. Portable Photo Studio 9"x9"x9" Shooting Tent Small Foldable LED Light Box Kit with 2 Colors Backdrops(White Black) for Photography 1Pcs 6400K White LED Strip by Slowbeat

This thing did offer a video to watch how to put it together.... but not how to make it STAY together long enough to use it even once. Think “House of cards” and that pretty much describes my experience trying to use this thing. Maybe somebody can show me where I’m going wrong, but I sure can’t figure out how to make this flimsy box stay put in the shape it shows it should end up in. And the light strip? I ‘think’ you’re supposed to be able to affix the light strip in any position inside the box. Nope. It just slides or slithers down a side due to, you know, gravity? Not at all happy, but embarrassed that maybe the problem is not with the product but rather is all my ineptitude. That’s not something, as a former naval engineering designer, I had to struggle with, so this thing gets me mad because being inept at constructing things has never been a problem for me. Maybe it’s a case of early onset old age senility? Who knows? I put the thing away and bought a more expensive version I hope to try by this weekend. I better work, or I’ll be in a pretty reckless mood and certainly not at all happy.

Unfortunately, this did not work for me. I needed something I could take photos of my cakes with. And this kept falling apart And collapsing. The magnets are not very strong so they don’t keep the sides in place

This photobox comes in a nice easy to carry case which is helps me keep up with everything. I also like that it's portable bc I'm always on the go and don't have a designated picture area. The set-up is number coordinated for the magnets. I didn't give it 5 stars bc I would suggest stronger magnets and the top to be a stronger material bc it goes down. Overall though it is easy to use and serves it's purpose for my business. Plus the price is good. I plan on make a few of my own modes to help the issues and will update on how that goes.

Magnets aren't strong enough to hold structure together unless you hold your breath and don't move. USB lights require two cords/plugs, which is awkward, and the cords are enough to pull the weak light magnets out of place. Foam backdrop shows fold lines from storage. Basically junk, esp compared to my larger photobox set-up - will be returning, and you are better off with a cardboard box and a flashlight

Worked perfectly for taking photos for my etsy shop, wickedwoodsco