DJ Lights Moving Head U`King Mini LED Moving Head Light RGBW Stage Lighting Beam Spot Lights by DMX 512 Sound Activated Control for Wedding Disco Party Indoor Christmas and Halloween(Set of 2)

I really do like this little mini moving head light. For a reasonable price, you basicly get to add some motion to your show. I will say that not all are assembled equal. I actually have ordered a total of 3 of these lights but was only able to get 1 to work. One of them had a problem with the mounting holes and I didn't bother to plug it in. If I can't mount it on a tree it's not for me, and the other non functioning one wouldn't power on. Maybe I just got a couple of bad ones? Either way I plan on picking up 1 more so I will have on on each of my trees. Hopefully the first one the ship will work. Overall, this is a very nice light. Dmx control is pretty good, the little manual they print on a single sheet of paper is rarely accurate but most software will have a fixture file that will work for them. I made my own in Qlight Plus. and I can take advantage of all channels. I don't use the remote control, so I have no idea if they work adequately in that mode.

Over all, AMZING lights . Much smaller then they look in the picture but don't let the size fool you or stop you from buying them. I Purchased 2 and they are Super responsive on master mode , to let them run to the sound of the music. They have a super bright beam that looks great with a little fog effect! I have yet to test them out for an event coming up in a few days but I sound checked both of them hooked up with a DMX cord and they look really cool synchronized to the sound of the music at the same time!(Only downfall, but won't effect raiting) is im not sure if these are Lights shipped from Europe or if he company that manufactured them is European? Cause the power cord that comes with it is a U.K. Plug in (See pictures for example) . I was so confuesed why it came with it and I was like what do I do now? But no biggy , it just uses a normal standard computer cord , nothing too serious , I have several laying around the house.But over all , LOVE the lights! We'll see how long they last but I have a good feeling!

Very good for the price and size. Needed 6 of them for a house party and these are perfect, no complaints. -1 star because the now “discontinued” Lixada model (identical in appearance and functionality) was a faster, more responsive unit

The media could not be loaded. To preface, I do a lot of weddings and parties in the DJ capacity and also am a musician. I am well versed in DMX protocols and light shows . I have had some moving heads before and loved the effect they have on a show or a party. There is always a very different mood they set if you have enough fog or haze to let gem shine. The problem I've always had is that they're bulky. Not so with these bad boys . They're the same output light for a lot lot less weight and bulk. There are many different modes with my favorite being master-slave combo with sound automation. I bought two of these to test the waters and make sure they do what they advertise to, but now after having them for a bit I can say that I'm very impressed

I bought 4 units, and one of them came with issues in its buttons. The box even had a note indicating that it had a button problem, yet they still shipped it.

it’s just really small, that’s about my only complaint. i love everything else about it :)

They will work in either automatic mode or sound reactive mode when paired together with a single DMX cable. I believe there are a couple of "scenes" to choose from and they can be set up to mirror each other or to clone each other depending on your preference. These lights are good starter lights for someone just getting into lights or DMX programming. There really is no simpler unit to learn with (well maybe a PAR light haha).Having said that unless you have some atmospherics these are pretty hard to see the beam as they are only 10W and only have 4 LED colors that mix to provide the different colors you see. For example to get purple it will use red and blue and the closer to the light you look the more noticeable of a separation of the blue and red will be. It will also only have those 4 colors as endpoints and the show up in a square grid similar to the windows logo. So for maybe the first 2 or so feet of beam you'll see red and blue then they will merge into a pinkish purple and then whatever suface they hit you will see a blue square and a red square at varying amounts of each depending on the purple you program. to get white it generally uses all 4 LEDs, RGBW to provide the brightest and most intense beam it can of white. If you have this shining onto a surface you'll see what I mean by the windows logo. haha.The fan on these units are fairly loud and not suitable for environments where that would be an issue. I suppose you could replace the fans, but it seems like the plastic housing may be to blame for a portion of the noise. The motor is also loud; granted it is louder on one of mine more than the other, but substantially noticeable. If you have music blaring this is not an issue, but its so loud it sounds like someone making robot noises with their mouth. Its kinda comical in a way I suppose. Also, the motor mechanism does to a calibration of the unit when you power them on (they actually have a power switch which is awesome and rare at this price point) but will eventually lose calibration if you use quick pan movements. They can however be manually calibrated during use, (by physically moving the pan position whilst on) but may damage the gear assembly over time with doing so. Physically manually moving the tilt during use seems to be fine and cause no noticeable potential damage however the positions available during manual movement are fixed notches with maybe a total of 8 or less from front to back.The maximum tilt up if you have the units upside down is about 30 or so degrees from horizontal and is pretty decent for a light at this price point. This is mostly due to its size being compact and thus has room between the housing struts to accomplish this.If you ever decide to hook these up to a DMX software controlled system be prepared to either input the DMX values manually or really make sure that the U'King preset matches otherwise you will be left wondering what is going on.For the size I recommend these. They are compact and easy to use with little DMX knowledge in auto or sound reactivce mode. However, I would recommend more for slightly higher price a 35W-60W moving head gobo light. Albeit the beam will be slightly fatter, the unit slightly larger, (this si a good thing though especially for cooling) but you'll get truer colors (red will be dim cuz... well... red leds are like that) and some additional features, maybe even a prism which I can't stress enough is such an awesome feature and exceeds an audiences expectations of what they think the light can do. If you get a zoom... nevermind you won't get zoom at that price point... but if you did... omg amazing.U'King even has those available for about twenty dollars more than these, but I think only 35W which honestly isn't too bad if used in a darkened environment. With those you could get away with not using atmospherics as there are gobo patterns that will show at the endpoints that are interesting and provide enough of a wow factor. Make sure you like the gobo patterns as each manufacturer has different ones they put in their lights and at this price point they are not interchangeable.Also, these are much cheaper on aliexpress. Hope this all helps!

be careful when you order this to pack cuz I only got received one of them so I had to go through the hassle shipping it back and get a refund so for the price of two I only got one so the value sucked I think they should reimburse me for two of them but they didn't reimburse me for the price I paid for two of them too bad I didn't get to cuz I really like them they look better as a set. So make sure you get two not one they screwed up.