NEEWER Spotlight Snoot with 40° Projection Lens, Adjustable Focus, 16 Metal Gobos 5 Color Gels, Bag, Conical Snoot for Bowens Mount LED Continuous Output Lighting Studio Video Light Up to 300W, LS-38

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.

This little spotlight from Neewer is fun tool for adding different lighting designs to your photography and videos. It's an all metal build and is battery powered so it can be used in a lot of types of environments. The spotlight does not have a very sharp edge, which might be distracting. The light does support some limited control of the size of the spotlight by sliding the front element forward or backward. The included filters are fun and fit easily with the included adapter.

Buen material, super fácil de usar, buena duración de la batería y bastante potencia en un cuerpo tan pequeño

I just received the Neewer LS-39 Spotlight Snoot with the Bowens mount and it is made exactly as I have come to expect from Neewer…amazingly well! Its light output is wonderful and you can easily blur the edges of the projected image or sharpen them just as easily! The added gels and holder, along with the gobos and holder make this spotlight snoot an absolute must have!!! Thanks Neewer!

Very clear and consistent, heavy duty made super well. Good value for the price

It does its job but I don’t see much of a difference between this and cheaper snoots. Doubt I’ll use half the cutouts and they’re a pain to line up in any particular way.

This is a small light fixture with a rubber snoot that you can add plastic gobo screens (included) to. It comes with a wide collection of gobos that you can snap into one end of the rubber snoot to project an image on a background or subject. The light is a bit larger than expected but it is built like a brick, all metal housing with substantial weight for a lamp of this size. Rechargeable via USB-C the lamps light output is bright for a lamp of this size but I wish that it did come with a diffusor of some sort which would add to its usefulness. The projected image is a bit soft and there is no way to sharpen it, WYSIWYG. Overall I like this lamp and with a coupon code it is a good value. Add a silicone diffusion dome or softbox and this would be a 5 star light for travel.

There's tons of choices to review when considering an optical snoot. For the longest time I only saw them advertised with Westcott. Neewer is just as good unless you need compete lens exchangeability. I'd buy it again. My only struggle is determining the measurement of the GOBO so I can buy third party GOBO's.