U`King 60W Moving Head DJ Lights RGBW Wash Lighting with 8 Gobos Stage Light by DMX and Remote Control for Party Wedding Church Live Show Halloween Christmas (Black)

Just got 1 of these yesterday, and I like the 2 lenses on it, and it is smooth and quiet. The remote works fine and love ability to move X/Y axis. It has a 60W led, and its bright enough for small and medium venues. It does not let you pick a color, and have it stay on that color for auto and sound modes, which is a little frustrating, that's why I gave it a 4-star rating. I will get a second one to work in pairs. Update...I have 4 of these and they work great when chained in master/slave and in sync, much better that similar lights that cost 100's more each!

Great lights with a lot of cool options! Highly recommend!

Great LED moving head for DJs that wanna stay within a budget with all the LED perks of a more expensive Moving head. This will give you the pizazz and lighting gobo effects for any event.

Excelente

Was better than expected , runs smooth, fast and quiet. I brought another !!

I own a number of moving head fixtures from very inexpensive units to professional units costing thousands. It's amazing the amount of technology you can get for $140 these days. The U-King brand is one of the better known consumer Chinese lighting brands that makes "prosumer" theatrical lighting at a very inexpensive price point. This 60 watt moving head is very good for what it is, and puts out a very decent amount of light for small to medium size venues. It's an ideal fixture for a mobile DJ (just be sure to get a good case for it, if you want it to hold up), but I wouldn't use it in a theatrical setting. There is an interchangeable lens that allow you to have a single beam or a three-facet prism beam. In more expensive lights, you can remotely change between prism and standard mode, but at this price point, you have to manually attach the lens before you rig it, and you are unable to change it during performance. While this fixture comes with a remote control, I really wouldn't recommend purchasing one if that's your primary mode of control. Even though it's inexpensive, this fixture is a fairly sophisticated device, and the right way to use it is via a DMX controller. DMX is not terribly difficult to figure out, but it does require a good degree of effort, so if you're looking for a "set it and forget it light", you probably want something else, but if you are building out a DMX controlled DJ rig, this U-King mover provides good value for the price.

This mini moving head could serve nicely in a mobile DJ rig, at parties/dances, or in other small venues. The unit comes with both standard and 3-way prism lenses, providing some much-appreciated output flexibility. By manually swapping the lens, you can choose between a bright and narrow spot for impact (10° beam angle), or a dimmer 3-way split effect for wider coverage.As usual for a DJ/party light, auto and sound-activated modes are offered (with the typical excessive strobing), but you’ll get best control via DMX. The unit offers 10 and 12 channel DMX modes (8-bit vs. 16-bit pan/tilt), with mostly good control over the light’s functions. The only exception is the front-facing light ring, whose single control channel provides only a limited selection of preset colors and chases (no RGB mixing, dimming, or speed/direction control).The unit’s advertised 270° tilt is nowhere near accurate. In reality, the tilt range is just 200°, due to a combination of physical and firmware limits. That said, movement speed is good, with the unit capable of 540° pan in 2.5 seconds and 200° tilt in 1 second. Unfortunately, like many inexpensive moving lights from China, this unit exhibits jerky movement during low-speed pan/tilt, when controlled by 16-bit DMX.Physically, the unit is decently built, with plastic panels over a metal chassis. The two cooling fans run constantly but are reasonably quiet. The included remote control provides a good amount of control over the unit, allowing you to set a static scene or to activate one of the preset modes, but I do sometimes have trouble with the remote’s range/reception.Overall, this is among the better mini spots that you can find on Amazon, with good brightness, fast movement, and a nice prism lens. I just wish that it actually offered 270° of tilt, and that its low-speed DMX movement was smoother. Four stars.

The media could not be loaded.  This is a nice looking light in white and is a stand out look for a home show. This comes with a full function remote making it ideal for home use. It does have DMX in/out and there is more functionality this way, but the remote does a decent job. There are three auto settings that vary the light and rotation patterns as well as three music settings. I did not have much luck on the music settings though, maybe the light was too far from the music source.This is my first GOBO light and I think I like it better than a straight spot light in the right setting. This light also features LED's around the main spot light giving it an extra look for a home party. The remote range is tricky. Sometimes I needed to be right up on the light for it to get the signal and other times I could be 15 feet away.The video was shot with corner lamps and two shots of fog from my fog generator with the light running in auto 2. I wanted the light to be the star so I did not overlay the party laser which is what I do when I am running this for myself. All together they are very entertaining.