LED Par Lights, 90W 60 LED RGBW 4IN1 Stage Uplights Sound Activated Auto Play by Remote & DMX Control for Events Wedding Church Party DJ Live Show DJ Stage Lighting 2 Pack

Another great pack of lights picked up through the good graces of the Amazon Vine! With these, I give them each a basic operation test, then unless I happen to have a gig that night they go onto a shelf until needed. No untimely failures thus far; I feel like any decent-looking LED light fixture from Amazon is going to be good enough for basic short-use work, or for at least one or two long event gigs at minimum. No guarantees on long-term durability, but that's the risk with the modern switch to cheap LED fixtures as opposed to more expensive repairable / replaceable lighting options.Sure, they don't feel like they're going to last a lifetime of heavy professional abuse, but for occasional gig lighting setups or small A/V operations where they're only handled by one or two individuals who care for their gear, these lights are a great choice. Nothing in particular that stands out about these in comparison to the others I've picked up from Amazon - good or bad. Watch for a good price and add them to (or start) your lighting kit!

These plastic lights with rubbery plastic mounting brackets appear at first to be possibly a little disappointing. But then I plugged them in. Kind of impressive, actually.The light output is pretty darned good for a light in this price range, although the colors don't appear to be as dense as many of the cheaper lights out there. I think this is because of the LEDs they are using. Don't get me wrong, these are powerful lights, but the colors are just muted compared to many others.The plastic mounting brackets do concern me... they are made of a rubbery plastic that I'm sure is fine, But come on, use metal to mount them.They program via DMX well, the strobe effect is pretty solid and for the money, they are pretty nice lights. Add 'em to the garage band lighting rig and they'll do a nice job. Yeah, I gave em four stars, because of the plastic brackets.

Other than the all rubber brackets (yes, rubber, not metal) as in pics 1-2 which is definitely weird, these are very nice and bright lights. Built in functions that are standard for most stage PAR lights, and even standard channel assignments so that you don't have to do any fancy DMX re-mapping (as you can see from pics 4-5). They are true RGBW as yo can see in pic 6.Pic 3 is a threaded hole for a safety "eye" bolt if the unit is hung instead of floor mount, to use a cable between the suspension point and through the "eye" bolt. The construction is straight forward using a standard switching power supply in pic 9 that is using decent connectors for the AC line, as well as power to the main logic and LED driver board (pic 10) with a floating (not the best idea) WiFi remote control board with antenna. The included IEC AC power cords are made of an excellent, tough, rubbery, but highly flexible material.My only concern is the hot melt glue in pic 11 used to hold the bracket mounting nut in place. Hot melt glue is not the most reliable of methods to restrain metal parts than can come lose and fall onto the power supply. If you never take the brackets off, no problem. If you take them off repeatedly, I'd be concerned. The rubber brackets seemed substantial enough that they can hold the light fixture up without issue......but quite unexpected in comparison with the vast majority of PAR fixtures on the market. However, it works and obviously keeps the manufacturing cost down to make this a very solid purchase value. IMHO

With four of these beauties, I can create a complete light show that feels professional-grade. They sync to sound, have a full range of RGBW, and the DMX control makes it easy to customize the show. They’re bright enough to cover large spaces and work well in a variety of settings. Plus, the remote control is straightforward, which is rare for lights like these. Solid, reliable, and worth every penny.