60W RGB LED Wall Washer

These were a great budget friendly fixture for the stage lighting build I wanted to do. Look great and easy to build a profile for in GrandMA3.

This light is great because it washes the dance floor but isn’t painful to look at because of the plastic cover.

This set of 2 pixel light bars is an awesome addition to my lighting rig. They add an stunning visual effect to my light shows that is different from the typical circular PAR style fixtures which can be bright and intense. The ~42" opaque lens adds subtle blending to the internal LED's. You see color segments and not individual LED's. They are definitely suited to facing the audience to enhance the visual experience than using to light a specific area of a stage. They don't have the intensity or harshness of an open LED fixture with no lens or diffuser.Set up was easy and they connected and performed well with my DMX control board. I have been using the 8 channel mode and there are plenty of color options and effects. The included instruction booklet is well written and provides additional information to understand how to maximize performance of the different menu options. Menu controls are easily accessed and the DMX connections are centrally located on the back of each fixture. These lights were very easy to install on the truss with clamps. The 2 adjustable brackets are long enough to prevent the light from contacting the truss and the pixel light bars are sturdy and lightweight and remain in place without any issues.The lights run cool and there is no fan noise with is an added bonus. The visual effects when facing the crowd are stunning and numerous. I especially like to program color scrolling along the bars. I have rotated one bar 180 degrees which make the scrolling patterns converge towards the middle of the lighting truss.I'm thrilled with this set of pixel light bars from Yeesite. Easy to operate, sturdy, light weight and no fan noise. They add an awesome visual to any light show. Definitely recommend.

These lights are awesome. They are best used as an audience facing effect, not as a fill or up-light. I use them in several ways. I have clamps for them so they can go on t-bars, trusses, totems and speaker stands, or I simply lay them flat on those wide DJ tables we get at weddings. They make their own amazing light show set on auto or sound. The old light bars were nice, and I still use them for uplighting, behind facades, etc. But these are a whole different beast. They may look similar, but they are a front facing light show in a tube. Well worth the price. Cheers.

This set of 2 RGB DMX 3 pin connector lighting rigs are really cool Offering a low to mid range programming selector with many colour options. Offering Independently programable zones alongside dimming. You can really create something special with these 2 light bars. If you have programming software and the patience to edit tracks to lighting. These can really add something to a show. The units can be pared in slave mode right out of the box. They also offer 2 sound mode options, that can be adjusted with frequency adaptive schematics. This means you can use these with a sub and pair their light output with them in hertz. Or use the same filter to bring out cymbal hit etc. It's really up to the end user to decide and thats a good thing. You can also use them as lighting in photo shoots movies etc they can be a great help offering some interesting background fills. That will add spice and interesting looks to you're scenes.The build:These are build with high density aluminum and plastics that offer a good sense of durability. The opaque white acrylic housing brings a nice diffusion pattern allowing them to be placed directly in front of the stage without causing eye fatigue. They also help with transitioning the various led modules into a more cohesive picture. The 4 button controller layout seams a bit primitive yet these are entry level lights. So don't expect fancier onboard controllers that offer more in terms of visual expression. The buttons work well with a nice click feel. Offering good feedback with little slippage in terms of analog presses. You can also mount these with different anchor points. Allowing for vertical to horizontal positioning. The spring hardware also feels of good quality with good bounce and adhesion.To note:Do not use normal XLR cables with these types of lighting rigs. You need to buy specific ones designed for DMX protocols. Since their impedance isn't the same and will most likely damage the units and cause issues with programming. In some cases you can even fry the internal motherboard causing potential fire hazards.Lighting:With an amazing selection of colours to choose from with great saturation these do offer a nice balance of brightness and usefulness. In terms of how they can be adapted for many types of shows or events. With their RDM and DMX512 control, which have 5 DMX channel modes (3/5/8/90/94) you can fine tune every aspect of you're shows with 3 pair pixel precision. This means 10 independently dimmable zones with RGB controls. Offering a plethora of sequencing possibility.Final thoughts:An amazing set of lights that will truly bring the party to the next level. Adding these to you're DJ setup will elevate the visual aspects of you're performance to the next level, without breaking the bank. You can daisy chain 6 of these together to bring seamless lighting effects and higher end production value to you're shows. If you're in the market for these types of fixtures I would recommend giving these a shot.

Played my first gig with these at a fancy steak house. Just put on a nice warm white for background ambience. They also do lots of cool programs for more of a party vibe. Great product. Great price.

These LED lights look great hand have a lot of patterns. The power on cords are an upgraded feature. They have built-in auto patterns and sound activation the switches between these patterns. The dmx functionality is great if you can find the proper dmx profile on your lighting software.I recommend giving these a try for th8s price.

The "LED Stage Pixel Light Bar - 2Pack 60W Seamlessly Splicable RGB DJ Lights Bar with 37 Static" light bar has a diffuser mounted over the LEDs to create a seamless wash of light.DMX control allows the user to select static scenes or dynamic color movement. This set will be ideal for stage lighting at the church.

the colors for this light are really good. the lights will be great for any show lighting you need

Using 14 of these lights in series through LightKey lighting software on a Mac. When I go to "blackout" with 0 brightness and #000000 for my color, some of the LEDs still have a faint glow in 2 of my units.

I make party decor along with backdrops and wanted something to make my backdrops stand out even more.Not only is this huge, it’s lightweight and will be easy for me to travel with as I set up for parties.You get many light mode selections to choose from. The control panel is on the back, it does not come with a remote.For me this works out since I will set up for the party and leave but it may or may not be an issue for people who install this at home.The cord isn’t long which is the only con.

These LED lights function well and look amazing. They have a nice range of colors and preprogrammed light combinations to choose from. They’re adjustable, mountable, sound activated, and remote controlled. The plastic light housing feels fairly durable, although they’re not quite up to heavy duty travel gigging standards.These lights possess some impressive technology in a small package, and in the right hands, they’re certainly capable. They would be extremely useful for many different individuals, groups, and applications. They’re ideal for gigs, parties, or just ambient lighting.Set up was simple and I’m currently using them for home theater up lighting on a large wall. They look amazing and I’m quite pleased. The remote control has a slight delay, but is nice to have. The sound activation works better with the lights close together, rather than spread apart.At under $60, they deliver an amazing amount of tech for the buck. These little lights are very impressive and I highly recommend them.

Cool lights for a nice splash/wash effect on walls and ceilings. I'm not a DJ but this looks to be a light that does have some additional controls and features that would be available with some type of lighting controller, DMX I believe.Pro's:- Strong light output.- Lightweight- Potential for additional controls for folks like DJ's- One year warrantyCon's:- Seems to have limited number color outputs from the remote. (I had expected more)- Appear to be made of more lightweight plastic, so longevity may be a concern.- Short power cord length (IMO)Overall, I'm pleased with these lights. I did notice that one of the lights I received did make more of a "fan" noise verses the other light, but I'm just hoping that this is normal for cooling within the fixture itself.

I got these lights to use for my halloween party, and also to use for a weekly open mic event that I help host in town. They're perfect for this kind of application!The build on these is sturdy, and they're definitely a step up from most consumer party lights. They have professional features like DMX capabilities, and the screen for the code readouts on the back. They're also pretty powerful! But, they easily stand up on their own (good for us consumers without a lighting truss), and can be easily used without the use of a DMX enabled lighting controller - through the buttons on the back or the remote. I think this all makes them great for the prosumer level user.They've been great to have for our open mic events, and I'm definitely going to be bringing these along every week from now on. I'd definitely recommend them!

Great light! I wouldn't use it as a wall washer. I've got two mounted to my speaker poles. Wonderful effects!

Works well and powerful for a small light bar

These are perfectly fine, but they're not terribly bright. But for the price, they work well and get the job done.

Super great!! Would buy more. Although I’d be very happy is someone could find me replacement screws for the feet? I lost one.

This LED pixel light bar is fine, I like the fact that it gets bright and not dim.

Amazing

These lights are so cool. Honestly, would have thought something like these would be in the $300-500 range, given their ability to be used professionally, and how popular DJ-ing, streaming, and content creation is.The instructions included were incredibly clear and easy to follow (a welcome surprise), and the price (about $175/pair at the time of this review) seems very reasonable for what you get, and the build quality.As others have mentioned, these aren't meant to be used as spotlights or wall lights - they definitely work best as showpieces. They are bright enough to be eye-catching, but not so bright you need to be afraid of having them be front-facing. They put on quite a show, and you'll want to be able to see it. I will definitely be borrowing the idea of using them to light up areas of my lawn for our Halloween display this year, though. Purple or red would be solid.No complaints - so cool.

The LED Stage Pixel Light Bar comes in a box of two, each containing 90 RGB LEDs.Easy to install, it can be quickly mounted on a wall or ceiling.Supports 67 dynamic programs and 37 static colors, with three LEDs representing an independent pixel (for a total of 30 control zones).Programmable control allows for cool effects like marquees, gradients, and strobes.Extendable, allowing multiple strips to be connected end-to-end for seamless extension.Mainly constructed of aluminum, it provides excellent heat dissipation.Supports multiple control modes, including DMX512/RDM (5 channel modes), and can connect up to six strips in series, precisely synchronizing them to music via a controller.Disadvantages:Requires specialized knowledge. DMX mode requires a controller for debugging, so beginners will need to learn basic lighting programming.

I got these light bars for my garage setup and they’ve been awesome. The colors are super bright and the built-in effects make the whole space look really cool. I’m not using DMX right now but the pre-programmed modes are more than enough for what I need. I like how you can connect the two bars together and it looks like one long light strip. They’re solid, quiet, and don’t get hot. Perfect for adding some fun lighting without too much hassle.