For the price this is a good reflector. The materials are nice, but nothing to write home about. The adapter is kind of janky, but it works. The handles are okay. The bag is cheap, but it does the job.I got this until I have the funds to get a nicer one, so I'm hoping it lasts awhile.It's super easy to setup, but putting it away takes some practice. And patience. It's super easy and quick once you get the hang of it though.This is my first large reflector and I'm happy with it.

This is a great reflector. Sturdy. Well made. I love all the options in one. The built in mount makes this so much more sturdy than a traditional reflector that is just hand held.

This is a pro-level product in almost every way.The material is strong and reflective. It packs into a very small, well stitched zippers. The only thing that was a little lacking was the connectors that attach the unit to poles; not a huge deal but made of plastic and hopefully up to the task long term (see image)It is very easy to setup! But it can be a challenge to get such a large reflector back into that right configuration afterward - an extra set of hands might be required.The amount of functionality packed into a small package is impressive. You don't need separate pieces for a warm color, a diffused color, etc.This is a really nice piece of gear.

Average quality. It came very, very wrinkled, which made it almost impossible to use as a white backdrop. I even let it sit out for a day to see if the wrinkles would fall out. I had to steam it to get the wrinkles to minimize them a little bit.Folds down to a large but manageable size, just like any similar folding 5-in-1 reflectors.I ordered the black/white backdrop but received the 5-in-1, which technically has a white and a black side to it, but doesn't work as well as a dedicated black/white backdrop, which is what I expected.

There are other 5 in 1 reflectors but this one has handles and extra hardware that make it easy to use in the field or studio. Very handy. Recommended.

If for no other reason than the included hardware, the Wellmaking Collapsible Reflector is more than just a good value. Add to that the versatility of multiple reflector types, a diffusion panel, compactness, portability, all of which is included in a featherweight package enclosed in a dedicated zippered storage pouch, then you’ve got more than a good value, you’ve got an accessory sure to improve your images.But let’s not forget what all of those features bring to the photographer or videographers working methodology: a vital light modifier when you need it. The Wellmaker Multi-Reflector, for all intents and purposes, is a light source in its own right. It’s a versatile tool in the modification of the photographer’s medium of choice, Light. Like a sailor uses fabric sails, that includes a main sail; to modify and redirect the wind, the photographer uses a “reflector” to modify and redirect Light.As I mentioned at the beginning the Reflector kit comes with a nice piece of kit hardware, that being the light stand adapter, that features a reversible stud with 1/4" threads on one side and a plain stud on the other. It also has a hole with a set screw for holding an umbrella. Another feature of the adapter is the ratcheted angle adjustment. The light stand adapter is meant to be used with a light as well as holding the Wellmaking reflector. Other than the stud, it’s all a cast, hard plastic, which does leave some doubt as to its durability. However, handled with care it should be fine. Functionally, each of its three levers lock down firmly.The three reflectors, white, silver and gold along with the black non-reflector, are incorporated as the four sides of the zipper fabric that encloses the main framed white diffuser. White and gold are represented on two adjacent sides, with black and silver on the other two. Just turn it inside out for the desired reflector, then re-zip it onto the frame. It’s a simple and effective system, and handled properly, the fabric seems durable enough; nonetheless, it should be handled with care, as should any valued accessory.I found that folding and unfolding the reflector are best done with one hand on the built-in handle; when releasing it, give yourself room, it flies open with some force. Same for folding it back together, one hand on the handle and the other opposite, and twist the wrists away from one another. Then just pack it into a tight circle and fit it back into its storage cases. It may take a couple of practices, but once the movement is mastered, its easy.The handle really makes it convenient to hand hold the reflector, and is also used in conjunction with the included light stand adapter to place the reflector on a stand. By itself, its relatively stable on a stand in all positions, and can be effectively counter balanced by adjusting the angle using the ratcheted joint of the stand adapter. Outside, with any kind of wind, you’ll need a c-stand with an adjustable arm and sand bags, although it will be much simpler and require less equipment if you have someone to just hold it.All in all, the Wellmaking Collapsible reflector is an accessory whose features make it convenient to have on hand, and one that will come in handy more often than you think. I especially find the diffusion, the white reflector and the black non-reflector to be most useful. For the cost and convenience, this is an essential accessory.

I like how this reflector collapses down to fit into a bag or backpack, then unfolds into a huge reflector/diffuser. There are sturdy plastic handles to grip onto and you can also attach them to a light stand or tripod for hands-free usage.

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