U`King Spider Moving Head Light 8x10W LEDs Beam DJ Lights RGBW Sound Activated and DMX-512 Control for Party Pub Festival Disco Show Wedding Event Stage Lighting - 2 Packs

Very bright. Has a learning curve. I do wish the units had 1 more dmx controller. One with preset movements to pair with the preset light flashes. But I am also very new to running lights . No schooling, just getting YouTube certified.. lol

Used one the first night I received em...worked excellent in an urban bar setting...let the other one at home on for over 6 hours and it had no issues

I am a DJ and I bought these lights with fewer expectations and for using them at parties with 50 or fewer people. I am actually very impressed with the quality and performance of these lights. they light up the whole room filled with 100 people. The quality is very good, they move left right flashing the lights and the party hall turned into a disco. I also place them differently like hanging them on the light bars, and corners but mostly I put them on the ground near the dance floor and it works great. they are very affordable too, overall, a great buy.

Those are a great value. I had a large party in my backyard and mounted 10 units in different locations that were connected via DMX running in sound activated 1 master / 9 slaves. There are some points about sound activated master/slave devices that I have not seen mentioned in any manuals but are valid across the board for all devices that I have encountered: - The master/slave protocol is not DMX data, e.g. it is not running on a DMX channel. The channel you chose is meaningless, it only means something if you are using a DMX controller, in which case you are not doing master/slave and instead need to worry about sound activation on the controller side. Many devices can be put into sound activated mode using a DMX channel, but then they do not sync with a slave device (!!) - Since the master/slave protocol does not use a DMX channel, you cannot run different classes of devices (say lasers, gobos, spiders, LED bars) on the same DMX cable bus. The will have conflicts, and only one class of device will work. The others won't sync to their master. I learnt that the hard way and ended up having to run hundreds of feet of additional DMX cabling in parallel for each type of device. - On a DMX bus, the master device must be first in the chain. - The master/slave protocol does not travel through an active DMX splitter/amplifier. It only works when the devices are in one chain. I hope those points help saving some frustration.

It is a decent set of lights for the price, but so far I have had 2 light covers fall off and have had to super glue them back on.

I did not get a remote not sure why I am asked to rate the remote??? The brightness is excellent almost too bright even outside. At approx. 75 feet away it almost blinds you if you happen to be looking towards it. I am not sure about the sound control. Even when it is set up for it the lights seem to be random. The menu is ok there are a lot of options but impossible to know what you are selecting unless you have the booklet. Overall it is really nice.

These lights are nice and cover a large area. Would have preferred they came with a remote but that's on me. The only issue I have which is driving me nuts is one of the lights continues to start in slave mode even thought it's not attached to a DMX controller and it's a total pain to get it back into sound mode. Adding them to a DMX controller is not ideal, you can't get the effect you want. You can get them to move but the colors do not work well in a controller.

Wish this had some different automatic movent modes setup on their own channel independent of lighting controls. They have beem great, but without an advanced console there is no way to automate the movement outside of the useless pre-programmed "go nuts" modes. When using on Onyx, I could only get one half of the mixture to automate.

Ordered the 2 pack one worked and one didnt

El plástico es algo sencillo, pero me parece dentro de lo aceptable.