Light Up Every Moment

I'm using this paired with a laser/LED 'dancing-figures' light, while this light is simpler in nature, it does have its own capacity to react independently to music/sound, in a few different modes, and that feature doesn't just "add" to the effect of more complex lighting devices--it **multiplies** the complexities...that's just taking the color intermixes into account: when you add in the independent timing/sensitivity/nature/algorithm(s) **changning** those intermix variation, it's more like cubed or to the fourth power in terms of adding richness & variation to those "dancing" lights...TOO many conflicting dancing patterns get chaotic; but nice, semi-unpredictable **variations** of hue & brightness & timing are enjoyable **modulations** of that primary pattern-dance, not a visual/cognitive **competitor**.So, as relatively simple/small/etc as this light is compared to many spendier, more feature-rich offerings, DON'T OVERLOOK IT, because is could potentially add a lot more to your visual appeal as your 'second' light than an understandable instinct to buy an additional spendy-fancy-dancing-laser-figures unit would, giving you an added dimensioin of richness without the too-busy 'clutter-crash' effect adding additional complex-dancing-figure elements that just end up pushing eyes away rather than drawing them in.***EXCEPTION: many of these dancing-figure lights don't project the visuals in a very wide arc-range, so you may want to add additional units to cover a wider arc, arcs of coverage that your complex-dancing-laser-figures light #1 is just leaving dark. I'm adding a battery-powered 'laser-dancing-figures' light that [a] projects a pretty different type of pattern, [b] can light up those 'dark void' arcs that could use some pepping up, & [c] when I don't need the additional 'arc'-age, as a portable-powered busker, a fully battery-powered option is a bit easier to handle than my existing unit mentioned above, which, thankully, does at least allow itself to be powered by a power bank [as does this strobe unit ].Right now I've actually got the strobe unit & the powerbank-powered dancing-laser unit physically attached/locked together as a unit [since where I'm pointing one, the other always looks best pointed in the same direction relative to it], & will probably add the second, battery-powered, "Northern Lights" little-brother laser-light into that config when it arrives, & figure some option for switching back & forth between the 'happy trio' & the 'dyad' modes.Love it.

The product came FAST. And it definitely feels like a quality item. Kind of light, but that is never a bad thing. It's got a TON of settings. The remote is a little confusing, as there are so many different settings that it becomes a little confusing on what does what - but that wasn't too bad, because exploring the different settings was kinda fun. The lasers are bright and vibrant. It looks like what the product pictures are trying to sell you, no problems there. Lots of color options. The machine isn't too loud either. The only thing I wish it had was a longer power cord.....but other than that, great stuff.

This light was smaller than I anticipated, but it is bright, and changes color. There is a remote included in the packaging that allows for changing the light patterns, and color. Also included, is all of the mounting hardware you will need to install it for use.

This small light is very bright. I really like the color changing ability, and how easy it was to put up. Power is turned on or off by a small switch on the back of the unit.

I am very impressed by the brilliance of this light. It is a prefect addition to my light collection.