CHINLY 6pcs DMX512 DMX Dfi DJ 2.4G 5 Charging Wireless Receiver Built-in Battery & 1 Transmitter LED Lighting Control for LED Stage Par Party Light

Works great.

I was putting off purchasing these wireless DMX devices, as they were originally too expensive. But, now that the price is more reasonable (IMHO), I pulled the trigger. Very pleased so far with the build quality. As others have said, the instructions are not the best (lost in translation), but I found a great YouTube video and had them up and running in no time. Oh, be sure to be patient and fully change them first prior to using them as this is best for lithium batteries. The battery capability is the reason I purchased these over the others that require a full time power connection (each device comes with its own charger that can also be used as a power back-up, should the batteries drain out in the middle of a gig). Also, the instructions say the batteries are replaceable, if they wear out. I hooked my Par lights up to a basic DMX lighting controller, ADJ RGBW4C, and wow, the control was instantaneous! So great not having to run all those DMX cables! Time will tell on how long they work, but for now I give them two thumbs up!

Love these! Been using them for years. Only complaint is that there is no indication when they are fully charged. When you plug them in , the light is green. When you unplug (while still on), the light goes red. Beyond that, love them.

If you hate dmx cords then these are for you. Cut the cords and use wireless. They last 6 hours they are simple to hook up and they work at a long distance. Love them.

I bought this product in hopes that it would work with the ADJ Airstream and to my surprise it worked flawlessly with no issues. Great product! Don’t let the reasonable price or the unknown name brand fool you.

Works good. Makes life easier

Haven't had any problems with these connecting first time, every time. Once there's a DMX signal to be transmitted they work. Their internal "blinking-I'm connected" light won't necessarily do anything UNTIL a DMX signal is applied, which may have caused some confusion initially, and possibly with some of the other reviews I saw.I did decide that the batteries weren't really going to be useful or necessary since I've already got power on the light trees, so rather than have the batteries charge and discharge every time, I just opened them up and easily disconnected the battery. Yes, I should have bought the non-battery versions, but they work fine anyway.

These worked great the first few times I used them but after a while there was a pretty severe latency between the lights switching. Even using them in my basement with the transmitter and receivers being no more than 10 ft away there is lag. I even tried using DMX Terminators on the lights but that did not help.EDIT: Emailed the company about latency. They discussed everything with me via email and had me send a video of the latency. After that they sent me a brand new transmitter for free and now everything works perfectly!