OPPSK 36W 36LEDs RGB Stage Par Lights by Remote DMX Control - 2Pack | Corded Electric, Sound Activated Multi Modes, Uplights for Events DJ Music Dance Party Wedding Church Bar Club

I got this 4 pack to add to my collection of staging lighting that I use with our band. I wanted to give these a try since they didn't cost much especially when compared to ADJ/Chauvet uplighting. These have 3 LED colors: red, blue, and green. Other colors are creaed by blending these 3 colors. Normally I like having dedicated white LEDs so if the audience can see the actual LEDs it shows white instead of having all the red/green/blue LEDs on, but for uplighting, you can't really tell the difference between dedicated white lights vs red/green/blue. These are 36 watt and have a good brightness. To test these, I set them up outside my garage. The picture shows these lights spaced out around 9 feet. You can see that the light easily make it to the top of my garage. These do not have the standard replacable NEMA power cables but do come with a power cable that is just under 4 feet long. It is nice to have a decent length on the power cable so you aren't using a lot of extension cords. These don't have power linking so you can't plug each light into each other but I mean they are ~$20 so they don't have some of these fancier features. The lights do have DMX and can be run as either a 4 channel or a 7 channel DMX light. DMX works great for customizig lights to your needs. Get a USB to DMX adpater, download the free QLC software and start creating scenes. Scenes are to assigned to buttons, hit button 1 and all the lights go blue, hit button 2 and half the lights turn red and half turn green, etc. It is amazing to have DMX on lights at this price point. These do come with two of the standard IR remote controls if DMX is too much for you. I am a fan of OPPSK lights and this is another good product at a great price.

This set of four lights are bright enough to light up your whole dance floor. You can use the brackets to set them up on the sides of the floor or hang them from a truss structure. They come with a remote control that allows you to switch between red, green, blue, rose, yellow, and cyan, along with white lights. You can also use the remote settings to jump between the various colors. There is also a button on the remote to fade between the colors. If you want a strobe light, there is a button for that, too. If you like you can sync them up to the beat of the music coming out of your sound system. There are two buttons to control the speed of the transitions for either speeding them up or slowing.them down You can also hook them up to a DMX system. These lights come in a set of four and they seem sturdy and of high quality. There are also two remotes to control the lights. These are a good value and I think that you would be happy with your purchase.

What I like about this set of four is each individual stage light can have the settings changed on the back with a button layout including menu that changes the configuration how fast, what colors variations there are to use. The box set comes with brackets and screws so that you can position these just about anywhere. In your house, outside.. at a party or DJ event. It can be plugged into the DMX port in the back of your mixer where you can control the four devices at the same time. It does come with a small remote which pretty much is self-explanatory and will get the indoor party started. They're plastic this time. But almost like a carbon fiber very tough and durable and the cords aren't that thick that have to be plugged in. Comes with instruction manual which will explain the basics and will get you on your way. They also have on the menu the strobe effect, jump, fade and auto to the music which is outstanding. But I must tell you the color variation and the brightness is what really caught my eye. They also 36 watts per light. I'm really enjoying them as I know you will too. OPPSK, YOU'VE DONE IT AGAIN. WHEN IS THE NEW LIGHT CONFIGURATION COMING OUT? MAYBE THIS TIME A LASER? THAT WOULD BE GREAT.

Pros: 1. For the price, you'd be hard-pressed to beat these, especially buying a pack of 4. Simple RGB lights that work, and will light up a stage for you for cheap. 2. Comes with remotes! I typically use DMX, but if I need to use just one or two lights, these remotes are a lifesaver. Way better than having to scroll through menus on the back of the light. 3. They have auto programs. If you need to make these lights change colors and fades without any legwork, it's one remote button push away. Super simple. Works well. Cons: 1. Attached power cable. Maybe it's just way cheaper to manufacture these lights with an attached/soldered power cable instead of putting an IEC jack on the back with a detached cable. I don't know the answer here. But it drives me bananas when lights come with a cable that you can't disconnect from the back of the light. 2. I figure someone is gonna ask how bright they are, and well, they're okay. Based on the price, these are adequately bright. Probably not a fair criticism because of the price point, but it is what it is. Overall, if you need multiple inexpensive lights, and quickly, these are a no-brainer. I would not hesitate to recommend, especially getting 4 lights for around $80.

Good quality and shipping.

Bright, but lacking fine color control. Good fill or static uplights.

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These lights suck. Yes, I know you're gonna read all kinds of reviews and talk about how great these are. They do suck. Let me tell you why they suck. Honestly the light output is pretty decent and they're usable for a band situation, especially if you don't have a lot of money to spend. However if you're planning on trying to control these with DMX and a controller like a Venue Tetra , you can forget it. The problem? Most DMX lights made by ADJ, Chauvet etc have the first three channels being red, green, blue. These lights and most cheap lights like this the first channel is "master dimmer". This is completely incompatible with that controller. I hooked them up to a standard controller and while they did work like that, I wasn't impressed with the function at all. There are some other concerns like the cord is built onto the fixture, so if you have a problem with the cord, good luck. There's also no power out on each one of the lights. That may or may not be a dealbreaker to you, but it's worth mentioning. As expected the casings are cheap, but I honestly think they would hold up pretty good. In contrast I had some old plastic Venue lights that were plastic case, and it was super thin, and where the thumb screws for the mounts go in there's no reinforcement. So what that means is when they get older and if you even drop them 6 inches to the ground, they're probably going to break. I broke two of mine like that. When I dropped just a few inches to the ground, and the other something fell in the car broke it. I don't think you'll have the problem with. It's a more durable flexible type of plastic vs the brittle rigid stuff, so I guess that's a plus and in that way these are superior to those. But that's the only way. Venue lights now are aluminum.. But like I said, these things are major amateur hour. If you don't have anything else, then yes. If you're somebody doing a little acoustic show these will work well. If you're thinking that you're going to use these cheap out in a professional set up, that's not gonna happen. Light output is decent, but nothing spectacular, but really what do you expect at this price? That's the hard truth about it.

I mean. 4 up lights for $95? Even if they last me 6 months, got my moneys worth out of them for what you charge for a wedding or show. They’re super light weight. The brackets are the probably the cheapest thing about them, but they work!!! They also come with one remote each. (4 lights and 4 remotes in the box). I was wondering what would happen if I use one remote. As in would they all change at the same time. Nope! Which I personally like. It’s a point and push and they don’t affect others nearby (as how an RF remote might) Very impressed so far. Remote options are great. Very bright. Highly recommend if you don’t want to spend a lot of money

Utilisé avec une console d'éclairage avec les 7 canaux. Rien à redire, c'est excellent, répond très bien aux commandes de la console, et les spots sont puissants. Voir exemple image de notre local de pratique. (nb : J'ai acheté 4 spots, on en voit 3 sur les photos). Je les recommande sans hésiter.

I'm going to order another 4-pack of these. The flat profile, addition of remotes, and much brighter LED power is a huge upgrade from what I'm used to getting from Amazon at this price. If you've had some of these lights, you know that they always break where the power cord goes into the strain relief, I believe that will still be the case here so I'm going to reinforce immediately because I believe these ones are worth protecting. They are also slightly heavier than the usual disposable ones, which prevents them from being knocked over by simply touching the power cable. They did an excellent job here.

A very good buy

So far so good I use them in our store windows.