AQOOL Par Lights, Super Bright RGBW 4-in-1 LED Par Light, DJ Uplight Sound Activated with Remote & DMX Control for Festival Party Indoor Events Church Stage Lighting

It works well, connecting them with their DMX connection worked well, but it is easier with the remote control that works for the two lights I bought, (each one comes with a remote control), we have entertained several family and friends parties and we have enjoyed them .

Good light for indoors and as an accent or filler but that is about it, not the brightest light going but works well indoors. used sound switch as the controller and it synced up well and had full control of all channels

These work great in my D&D room. I don’t have a lot of experience with similar lights but these mix the color well and are more than bright enough for what I need.Important note: if you use the remote to set the DMX address the address will be maintained when it is powered off and turned back on. If you set the DMX address using the controls on the back of the light it will reset every time the power is cycled. Since all my lights are close enough to all respond to on signal, the process I use is to set them all to the correct channels using the controls on the back. Then I use one push of the remote to set all of them up one channel and a second press to set all of them down one channel. This has locked them in and even when I unplug them they are all on the correct address the next time I turn them on.

Bad quality molding, worst box, manual, remote, color temperature, output power. Same price (quite expensive)I tought I had find a good model of light, but these kind of multi seller listing for the same item feels like a scam.Amazon just says to return for refund but everyone looses time and money, thing is amazon probably has more of those 2 than us customers...

These are great little lights with par control. Note that they don't have dimming.If you have multiple of these like I do, the remote is useless, the wide band of the remote will ensure that all your lights respond to the same input from the remote. So setting separate colors and modes with the remote is impossible unless you can figure out how to cover the sensor of the one you don't want to change. To really have full control of these lights you will need to get a lighting control panel and DMX cables so you can set the modes via the PAR feature.