150W RGBW Stage Strobe Light

I bought this light for my mancave and gameroom, not for DJ work or events, and it ended up being way more capable than I expected. I wanted something that could add mood lighting behind my gaming setup, arcade machines, and wall displays without looking cheap or gimmicky. This absolutely delivers.The first thing that surprised me was how much light it puts out. Even when dialed back, it fills the room evenly and makes the whole space feel larger and more immersive. I mounted it high on the back wall, aimed it upward, and it creates a smooth color wash that looks fantastic during gaming sessions or movie nights. It does not produce harsh hotspots or eye fatigue, which was a big concern for me.Build quality feels solid. This is not flimsy plastic lighting meant to last a few months. It feels like something designed to be mounted and forgotten about. Once it is in place, it just works. Heat management has also been good so far. Even after hours of use, it does not get worryingly hot, which matters in a closed room full of electronics.I am not running DMX in my gameroom, and that was not a problem at all. The included remote makes it easy to change colors, brightness, and effects depending on what I am doing. Subtle colors for gaming, slow transitions for ambient lighting, or more aggressive effects when friends are over. It adapts easily without feeling complicated.If you are building a mancave, gaming room, or home hangout space and want lighting that feels intentional and immersive instead of decorative junk, this is a great choice. It adds atmosphere without stealing attention, and once you have it installed, you will wonder how the room ever felt complete without it.

First I'll start out by saying this light is nice and bright and each color renders very nicely. It's lightweight plastic, With a pretty standard metal mounting bar So you can hang it from a truss or other lighting rig. The strobe function works as intended and is variable for speed. The unit is plenty bright for an average size room. This is a DMX controlled unit I would highly recommend only trying to run this on a DMX board of decent size. This unit has a lot of channels, However, most of the channels are just fluff. A lot of the channels are just unnecessary patterns and chases within the lamp, which really contribute nothing to the value of the lamp. When we use lamps like this it's to be able to shine out onto an audience or to light something up in a specific color not to stare into the bulb to see what the patterns of the bulbs are doing. Because this lamp focuses so much on the color patterns of the bulbs, there are so many DMX channels assigned to just that function, which makes it incredibly bulky to load into any DMX setup. If they removed most of the fluff, which are all the chases and patterns in the bulbs themselves, they could reduce this down to a 6, 8 or a 10 channel DMX light which would be far more user friendly and still give you everything that you actually need to use as a DJ or on a stage. This is kind of a weird combination of stage blinder and DMX par light. It's powerful enough to be a really really nice par light, But with all the added fluff it appears as if it was intended to be some kind of colored audience blinder. Overall it's just a lot of unnecessary channels and unnecessary features. I just want to make the dance floor red or green or strobe or whatever color and nobody's dancing and actually staring at the light bulb to see the patterns on the bulbs. It's like all these features were added just to be able to hype up all the features of the light, but all it did was add so many extra channels that aren't necessary that the typical DJ or stage lighting set up is going to quickly run out of channels on your universes because of all these channels that are essentially worthless fluff. I'm still going to rate it a 4 star despite all that because it is a very nice strong light and has very nice true colors, I just think to make it a really 5 star product they needed to trim some of the unnecessary DMX channels out of it - its just too many unnecessary gimmicks

Party lights are SO FUN!This one is for sure. The features of this light are amazing!I love love LOVE that you can daisy chain multiple ones together to work with your professional programming modes.And WOW, the professional things you can do with this, with mixing and mastering and so much music and beats and different light effects, and SO MUCH MORE!I also love that it comes with a LOT of pre-programmed light settings. That is just so cool. Sometimes, you just can't think of what to do, so having those programmed in makes it super easy to use it for a smaller event to just add to the atmosphere for sure.When you have the strobe and lighting effects going along with music, it is just super awesome. But, just having the fun flashing lights also adds to any party. The different colors available means that you can use it very specifically for different themes, holidays, and more!I love how well made this unit is! The materials are all very high-quality and are really durable. It is easy to install in different ways, or just use the handle to prop it up. I love that! It is very durable and can be tossed around quite a bit without damaging anything.The instructions for use are really awesome. They give lots of ides of what to do and how to use it. They are clear and easy to understand, so this can be for the professional, or for the beginner, or just for a fun family party here and there!It has so many features and you will be so very happy with it!It is just a really fun light!

Ultimately, the quality and brightness of the strobe with its variety of auto programs helped it keep 5 stars. I like the twist lock power cord and included mounting bracket. All was well made with quality materials. On the quirky side, while the remote gives you access to many of the light’s features, everything has to be on full 150W brightness as there is no brightness control on the remote. The DMX control gives plenty of flexibility with overall or individual color brightness. Also, in the instructions, it says pressing Strobe and Mode + will cancel strobe. I tried all kinds of ways of pressing those two (along with mode and sens + and -) with no luck. The only way I found to turn off strobe on the remote once you have turned it on is to put the light in Strobe mode and keep tapping the minus on Speed until it slows all the way down to “no strobe”. Again, with DMX, there are good options for setting strobe speeds that work just fine.So, overall a great well-built strobe light with remote, DMX and on-board menu setting options. If you want to just turn it on and set an auto mode, this would be a great attention-getter right out of the box. Also, the sound mode with sensitivity options works very well and is very responsive to the beat of the music.