LED Stage DJ Par Lights: RGB 36 LED Uplights with Sound Activated Remote Control - Strobe Light for Parties Events Church Bar Wedding Dance Club DMX Lighting 1 Pack

The brightness is perfect on the small little light . The quality as good. It’s very lightweight and if you adjust it to shine up from underneath your symbols on your acoustic drum set . It just makes so much of a difference on the performance stage.Easy to use

Plenty of features that work well.My only issue is that when used in DMX mode and they are set to off they randomly come on and stay on. Even when disconnected from the DMX controller. They must be disconnected from a/c to prevent this.

The media could not be loaded. Unfotunately the light mixing console did not come yet, but the internal programming is still impressive.

First off, one of the lights out of this pack did not work right. I've used them with the remote control as well as a dmx controller. These lights are very basic when hooked to dmx and not really much better with the remote. They would be good if you're going to hang them and not move them but I wouldn't count on them to be tough enough to set up and take down very many times.They are definitely light weight and the brackets that hold the lights are thin and kind of flimsy as well. I could see using these in situations where you're looking at leaving them up but they're just not well enough made to be moving around much.On the other side, they are fairly bright.

Not the greatest light ever but I will say that it delivers on its value proposition, it's functional and inexpensive. Great for someone wanting to use it for house parties, or maybe for holidays to add some fun color. I wouldn't recommend for pro or heavy use, you'd be better served in those cases buying a higher end light for those things.

I got two of these lights so far, and I think I will look into getting more. I am currently using them with the remote and they work great. They show up really well, but the white light (all colors) has a slightly blue tint and isn't a true white. Totally not a deal breaker in any way, and not the reason I didn't give it the fourth star. The build quality seems to be about average, and the connectors all appear to be pretty run of the mill. The biggest issue I ran into is that I cannot find any program files for the DMX control. I am using a mid-90s DMX controller, and it is difficult to setup anything without a preset program. I will do it eventually, but for now, these lights are chilling in my studio, and I will continue to use the remote. The combination of the average quality and lack of programming files is only a mild annoyance, and I wouldn't normally take away a full star, but I can't give 4.5 stars. I would definitely recommend these for anyone on a budget or needing a backup set of lights. I have yet to see how these preform in a live scenario, but I have reason to believe they would do well in that setting, too.

As a someone who lights working backstage for local community theatre groups, as well as someone who likes to help a few friends with their themed parties, I can view these lights from two perspectives. As a techie, these RGB Parcans are great starting points for a budget-friendly lighting solution. They are inexpensive, light weight, and easy to rig up in a basic lighting grid. The DMX controls seem to be the same in many of these style and format RGB lights and it was pretty easy to use the same profile settings on these as I have on similar light fixtures from U'King and others. There's a limit in color range since the 36 LEDs are 3 groups of Red, Blue, and Green LEDs so color is very additive as opposed to true RGB LEDs but for most colors its not a big deal. Its only most noticeable when you are looking for a white light and the light has a pretty poor CRI value and everything is a bit blueish. Still, for about $20 a fixture these can be a great starting point and as such what I've been working on setting up in a community theatre workspace to help get a head start on lighting design as well as a degree of color shocking for our scenic paint volunteers.Outside of Theatre, these types of lights are great for a small to medium party venue. I've got a friend doing a Halloween party and using a couple of these RGB parcan lights for a wall wash effect was a quick and easy way of adding to the party aesthetics. These don't have a direct color control in the IR remote, but a quick lookup of an RGB color code (255 values, not hex code) and it was easy to quickly program those into the unit for some purple and green lights.So overall, decent affordable lights that are great for playing around with colored light be it as a community theatre wanting DMX-controlled fixtures or some fun additions for some at-home parties that don't need any additional tech.

These lights are not very big, but are reasonably bright, they are light duty construction, but respond well to dmx or remote control input. Similar low end lights are around $10 to $15 a piece so these seem a little expensive, still they do what they are advertised to do and for a 4 pack, it may be convenient to get them in one place like this.