Pros: Very good and cheap way of getting into the world of close-up photography.
Fits camera perfectly.....nice hard case to keep it safe...no marks on the glass anywhere....

Cons: Not a con, but it did take me a few goes to figure out how to work it!!!!!!!!!!
Im not daft, but i thought i could use it at my 28mm setting, but no, it needs to be used at the telephoto end.
Which now means that i have to buy a tripod now so i can get a steady shot.

Other Thoughts: Im now thinking about getting another one to see if they would work together?!
Will ask the experts before i buy it though.

Bottomline: Very nice....solid filter....i highly recommend this to anyone getting into macro photography

Pros: Small..not heavy..comes in very handy........
Very bright for the size of it...............

Cons: No cons as of yet..............
Ordered 7 packs now and all work fine.......
Not waterproof, but thats not a big draw back

Other Thoughts: I give one out with each flashlight i sell and so far everyone is happy with their wee surprise ..............

Bottomline: Very cheap....very handy....can use as a small torch/flashlight in the pitch black.....good to have a switch that will keep it on, so you can work on things hand free with the light in your mouth...

Pros: Good helmet light for MTB'ing or road riding.
Only draws .50amps from a 18650, so you'll get around 5hrs run time.
Feels solid.
Looks good.

Cons: Could do with being just a bit more powerful with a 18650.
Maybe a low would be nice too, but its not worth it anyway when running a 18650!

Other Thoughts: Nice simple light.
Nothing can really go wrong with it.

Bottomline: Well worth buying....solid....cheap....
I dont have it any more as my mate bought it of me, so have ordered another one, thats how much i like it

Pros: small,light,attaches almost anywhere,bright,should be more water proof than the other one, as the switch is under the plastic.
Half the price of a single similar light over in the UK.

Cons: cant think of any at this price

Other Thoughts: i would recommend these over the other ones because of the switch and as these also use the bigger batterys, so should last longer

Bottomline: shame it took so long for DX to get this light, i could have done with some of these a while ago.
DX- whats with the 500 characters?
Its a tiny 3mode bike light, how much can you say about that!!!

Pros: Holds the light very well.
I have used several lights with this from a C2 up to a WF-600.
It held the 600 right back at the switch and it was fine, but just in case i used a rubber band as a back up (don't fancy that falling into front wheel!).
I have also used them in a mtb race and there was no problem.

Cons: Lights with square centre can be a bit of a problem but you can still secure them ok with or without a rubber band

Other Thoughts: It would be good if they could come up with a helmet mount using a bracket like this

Bottomline: buy it
you've got nothing to lose

Pros: Will last around 4hrs on 18650 2500mah.
Slowly dims out.
Great spill and good spot.

Cons: Battery (18650) rattles about a bit and is possibly the reason for the intermittent light sometimes.
This only happened on my bike and i used a couple of magnet spacers and it helped a bit.
I have now wrapped tape around the battery to make a snug fit, will see how it goes.

Other Thoughts: Perfect for a bike light because of spill and spot.
Just aim the spot about 20-30feet in front of bike and the spill lights up the in-between.
Used this tonight and i could keep my sunglasses on while cycling along dark country roads (just a test i do to see how good a light is!).

Bottomline: Buy 1, get a pack of 2 batterys, charger and bike mount (not the plastic one,the rubber one) from DX and you have a bike light for around $46 or £23 which if you take the spare battery with you will give you a minimum of 8hrs light.
You will pay 10 times that for a similar manufacturers specialist bike light!!!
I'm going to buy another 3 or 4 for friends.