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Question: Does anyone know if this will this work with the Canon Speedlite 270EXII?  Or do I need a larger speedlight than that?
Document: There is really know need for a review for the Octa box. We all know it was money well spent. I have owned other softbox before for my speed lights. After a while of use they tore up. What I love about this one is that, it's well built. Also my flash head goes all the way in even with the pocket wizard Flex TT5 on it. I just wished the center deflector  plate would have came in it as a kit with just only one price.
Quick to set up. Folds away nice and small. Over all works well. My one big critique is that you pretty much need the beauty dish plate to make this work really well with beautifully even light. As long as you count on that additional cost, this is a great deal.
I love this softbox! It's easy to put together and it performs great in the field. I purchased the Rapid Box Deflector Plate at a later date which made the softbox even better - I don't know why they don't include it with the softbox and for that reason I didn't give it 5 stars.
Folds easily. Produces soft wrapping light. Good quality manufacturing. It has become my main softbox.I highly reccomend it to any speedlight user.
Easy to set up, easy to carry, lightweight and exactly as advertised. I not only bought this one, but I bought the strip box as well. It's so nice to have your speedlite outside of the modifier - instead of inside a soft box. I will buy more of these.
It's just a really nice source of light, and I see it being a part of most of my upcoming shoots, as I move more towards a speedlight-based setup.The box also comes with a *really* nice carrying bag.
Quantum flashes have a large long bulb. The flashhead will fit into the box, but the bulb is prevented from going all the way in by the internals. I bought mine from BHPhoto and going to return it. It is a great box otherwise, but it will only fit Speedlight flashes.
This is my favorite lighting modifier currently! It shapes light beautifully and is SO easy to use. It folds out just like and umbrella and is fully assembled in less than two minutes (including attaching the flash head). I use it with Canon 600ex-rt flashes. It is great for portraits!
Perhaps this was because I had my speedlight zoomed out to 28mm for more diffuse spread of light. Note the metal part in the center of the softbox is also rather large, which I would think diffuses the light in the center even further without that beauty dish, so I'm not sure yet the dish will make any difference.
It's somewhat difficult to find "quality" photography gear for someone who doesn't know all the brand names out there, but I feel like this particular product is money well spent. I recently got a square softbox similar to Cowboy Studio products and while of use to me is rather flimsy in construction, involves tricky Velcro to attach both front and inner diffusion panels and required my cutting of the metal L-bracket with a Dremel tool so that I could pivot the unit down far enough to take pictures.
Answer: I think it would be possible to fit it, since the Softbox has plenty of adjustment possibilities. However I think such a small flash will not deliver too much power, so it might be a waste to get such a softbox.