70W LED Par Lights for Stage - 4Pack RGBW Stage Light Sound Activated DMX Par Light by Remote Control Uplights for Wedding Church Events Club Shows Lighting

Update: The issue with the nut for the yolk has been resolved. YeeSite's customer service is phenomenal!I bought four of them to add some additional wash to a stage I run for an annual festival. They arrived the day of set-up, and after the initial unboxing I found one of the nuts used to tighten the yoke to the fixture had no threads -- it was just a smooth metal cylinder. So I had to steal a bit from one of my older Chauvet fixtures. Otherwise, these lights are pretty bright, and have a pretty solid construction. I used them as front wash on an outdoor stage and the beam was still visible in early afternoon daylight with mild haze.Addressing the lights threw me for a loop initially, but if you make sure to read the manual beforehand you should be fine.

UPDATE: This seller has amazing communication. After seeing this review, they reached out and offered to send a new remote to me! New remote arrived yesterday (after about 3-4 days shipping from across the country). I recommend purchasing this item! Bravo to this seller for doing the right thing!Product arrived on time and works well. My only complaint is that the package was supposed to come with two remotes and I only received one. This would be a 5 star review if the extra remote had been included as described. Overall, it's not worth my time to try to send the whole thing back for a remote.

Okay, I own ADJ Hex lighting and they're BEAUTIFUL. Heavy too. But I use them all in the back, and we've been using el-cheapo RGB lighting for front lighting which sucks, because they don't do white.I bought these SPECIFICALLY for white. We need to light up the front of the band, and let the colors fill from behind. They're DMX, but the implementation is different from the ADJ channels. So ya just have to remember what you're doing when you program the sliders.They're white! They're bright! They're 70W and are only as bright as the 50W ADJ HEX cans. Same brightness. But that's fine. I am running them about 2/3 up. The remote? Yeah, it turns them off and on, changes colors. It doesn't do ANY dimming. They're just ON, FULL UP.THey're very lightweight plastic, and the hangar pieces are thin. Whattya want for $30? Bottom line is, they do what I want them to do, and I just need to be careful handling them. If I break one, so? They're inexpensive.Would I recommend them? Depends. Not for a full hard core traveling show, no. But for a local band that needs some lighting, may or may not have a DMX light board, they'll do a nice job. The colors are just as brilliant as the ADJ lights, though limited as they're only RedGreenBlueWhite. For the price, it's a no brainer. Great light, for a great price. I heartily recommend for local bands and event halls that don't need serious roadworthy heavy duty stuff.Edit 7 months later: ONE of the units is acting weird. When I boot everything up, on an all white scene, it works fine. But when the scene goes to the mixed colors, this ONE unit loses it's DMX assignment and goes to WHITE STROBE. HOLY GEEZ. In the performers faces! LOL Not sure if I should return it because technically it's working.Edit: Okay it was acting weird because It inadvertently got a button press and was assigned differently than I'd set it. It's FINE! It was some extra helpers touching it while it was powered up, and I never noticed.I LOVE how lightweight these are. One of my light stands won't tighten correctly at full height, so I make sure to use that stand with these super lightweight cans. I'm going to have to order some more of these. They're really impressive for the money. As long as I handle them carefully they'll be fine.

I have a four piece band. It was nice that these came in a 4pack. They are very bright and come with 2 remotes.I used them only once so far and they did what was expected. Time will tell if they will hold up to the work load and prove to be worth it. Very simple design and quite easy to figure out how to run. you can run them in a flashing mode our you can slow them down for a subtle change. Or if you want to set each light to its own permanent color.. They will be a great asset to my band as long as they can hold up to some mild abuse.

Does what you would expect and works very well for lighting up smaller rooms. Does a good job with the sound activated feature. Works well for uplight as well. Legs for stands are thin and bend easily. Only issue was that out of the 8 that I ordered only 6 worked. Waiting to hear from manufacturer as my return window closed before I found the issue. - UPDATE - Seller was very nice and replaced two malfunctioning lights. Very great to work with and very happy with them.

These are bright, very responsive, and don't run hot. I run these using DMX controls. I followed the manual and it didn't seem to be controlling them correctly. After lots of trial and error I ended up using this formula and it seems to work as expected (with the caveat of whatever channel 6 actually does):DMX Channels:1) dimmer (0-255)2) red3) green4) blue5) white6) I set this one to amber but i don't know what channel 6 actually does7) strobe (1-255)8) no function (0-49)static color (50-100) + sliderfader mode (101-199) + sliderjump mode (200-250) + slidersound activated (251-255)

I had previously purchased 4 of these lights and was very satisfied until I ordered more from the same seller thinking they would be the same. My biggest problems that:1: they don’t use the same amount of DMX channels, 2: the mounting brackets are tiny and no longer clear the wingnut making them only able to slightly rotate when mounted and3: they no longer have 3 prong grounded power cords with additional inputs that allow lights to be chained together.I was planning on having 4 more identical lights to share DMX addresses, but these have a whole different profile and waste more of my precious DMX channels.Serious downgrade without any mention or discount.Not happy!