150W 6-Arm Moving Head DJ Light – RGBW Beam, Bee Eye, Laser & Strobe, DMX
Price range: $149.00 through $249.99
Six moving beam arms, a bee-eye center, lasers and strobes in one fixture, which replaces several separate lights for mobile DJs.
- 150W, plugs into the wall (AC 90–240V)
- Body pans 540°; each of the 6 arms tilts 180°
- RGBW beams with bee-eye center
- Red/green laser effects; white/amber strobes up to 20 flashes/s
- Modes: auto, sound-activated, master/slave and 24-channel DMX512
- Dimming 0–100%
- Aluminum and ABS housing
- Plug options: US, EU, UK, AU
- Use fog or haze for visible beams
- In the box: DJ light, power cable, DMX cable, truss clamp, remote control and user manual
- Ideal for: mobile DJs, weddings, clubs, church stages and house parties
Fixture type: Moving head (6-arm). Effects: RGBW beams, bee eye, red/green laser, white/amber strobe.
Features and specifications
- Lighting effects: Six moving arms with RGBW beams, bee-eye center, red/green laser effects, and white/amber strobes.
- Control modes: Auto, sound-active, master/slave, and 24-channel DMX512.
- Dimming: 0–100%.
- Strobe: Up to 20 flashes per second.
- Power supply: AC 90–240V, 50/60Hz.
- Power supply rating: 150W.
- Housing: Aluminum and ABS.
For visible beams: use fog or haze, as shown in the demonstration videos.
| Weight | 7.94 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 14 × 11 × 14 in |
| Power Plug | US Plug, EU Plug, UK Plug, AU Plug |
22 reviews for 150W 6-Arm Moving Head DJ Light – RGBW Beam, Bee Eye, Laser & Strobe, DMX
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Setup was straightforward, and the DMX control is responsive. The remote is a nice bonus for simpler setups. For its compact size, this light is incredibly powerful and versatile. It's an excellent value for the price and has definitely elevated my light shows. Great choice!
With one or two of these units, a DJ could noticeably enhance the visual impact of a performance. The movement and variety of effects help create a more dynamic lighting environment. It is well suited for small to mid-sized setups that need visual energy without excessive complexity.
The yellow and white strobe effects are intense and may not appeal to everyone. While not strictly a flaw, these strobes are prominent in the built-in patterns and can be visually overwhelming. However, the presence of a DMX interface offers the possibility of granular control, which may allow users to disable or better manage these effects.
Overall quality is solid, but the physical size of the unit is an important consideration. Proper mounting is required, ideally on a high speaker stand or a suitable truss or gantry. For DJs with the appropriate mounting hardware, this light adds meaningful motion and presence to a lighting setup.
It’s bright enough to be useful in real rooms, not just a dark garage. With a little haze or fog it looks way better, and you can actually see the beams and laser patterns in the air like you’re supposed to. Without haze it still looks good, you just won’t get that full 3D beam effect. Functionally, works great!
Control is easy. If you’re not trying to program a whole show, the sound active/auto modes and the included remote make it plug-and-play. If you do run DMX, having 24-channel control is nice because you can dial in the movements, colors, and effects instead of letting it freestyle.
Build feels solid for the price and it comes with the clamp and DMX cable, which I appreciated because you can mount it right away. Only thing to be mindful of is the laser. Treat it like a real laser, don’t aim it at people’s eyes and be smart about placement.
Overall, this is a great “one light does a lot” fixture for weddings, parties, small stages, and events where you want big effects without bringing a trailer full of gear.
Once it's running, the room instantly feels less like a basement and more like a real studio or rehearsal space. The moving beams, color washes, and subtle strobe effects add motion and depth without being distracting. It makes band practice feel more exciting and immersive, especially during louder, high-energy sessions. They've made some cool videos with it going as well.
For casual use, it was very easy to set up with little technical knowledge required.
Brightness is excellent and easily fills a large room. The beams stay crisp and visible even without fog, but adding a little haze makes it look especially impressive and concert-esque. It's also surprisingly quiet while running, which is important when people are playing instruments and recording.
What I appreciate most is that this single fixture creates variety. Instead of just washing the room in one color, it adds movement, layered effects, and personality. It makes the space feel like somewhere you want to spend time being creative.
For anyone setting up a home music studio, rehearsal space, basement hangout, or creative room, this is a fantastic value. It adds mood and excitement without needing multiple lights or complicated controls, and it’s been a big hit with everyone who uses the space. It's functional and high quality for what we wanted it for.
Functionality is where it really earns its spot. You can keep it simple with auto-run or sound mode and it still looks busy and intentional. When you want more control, the DMX option gives you a lot to work with, like pan, tilt, dimming, speed, and color changes, so it can fit into a more polished setup. It also links up well if you ever add a second unit, which is nice for bigger spaces.
Brightness is strong and the beams stay crisp, especially in a larger room. It’s also one of those lights that looks noticeably better with haze or fog. Without it, you still get the colors and movement on surfaces, but with a little haze you actually see the beams in the air and it looks much more “pro.”
On value, it feels like a good deal if you want one fixture that can cover a lot of different looks without buying multiple lights. It’s not just one effect, so you get more mileage out of it for the price. If you’re only lighting a small room and just need a simple color wash, it might be more than you need, but if you want movement, variety, and the option to grow into DMX later, it’s money well spent.
The light quality is excellent for the price point. The beams are bright and crisp, with enough output to fill a medium sized room, especially when paired with a fog or haze machine. The RGBW colors are clean and vibrant, and the bi effect adds depth and motion that keeps the visuals from feeling flat. The strobe and wash effects are strong without being overwhelming.
Build quality is solid and well made. The housing feels sturdy, and the cooling system is quiet enough that it does not distract during use. Functionally, this fixture covers a lot of ground in a single unit, which adds serious value for the money. For parties, weddings, or special events, this is a powerful and versatile lighting fixture that is well worth the price.
It comes with a remote control for easy operation you can speed up or slow down the rotating arms, choose from the different colors and patterns make it sound activated, as well as make it strobe/flash and switch to DMX if you want to run it through your DMX 512 lighting board.
You can also program the colors and patterns using the display screen and the menu button up and down and the enter buttons. You can find the codes for the different patterns and colors in the manual. They make it pretty easy to do.
It's comes with a mount and truss mount for hanging and both mounts are pretty solid and will easily hold the system in place. So it's multifunctional You can use it as a standalone or you can connect it through your 512 board DMX with your pre-existing lighting display.
It's a pretty solid system well built sturdy Everything moves smoothly and it's not very loud sometimes these rotating head lighting systems could be a little loud This one's actually pretty quiet.
Overall I think it's a great light bright colors vivid different patterns and colors to choose from different modes of operating it all of them very easy to do I think it's well worth the value for sure and I would definitely recommend it if you're looking for a rotating display light.
This little whirling dervish is really fun to watch! In automatic mode, you get to see a wide variety of special features as if spins, whirlys and throws beams all over the place.... Then the BRIGHT strobes comes on, and wow... RED lasers GREEN lasers... (They call them "starlights") so much light! This isn't just a party light, this light IS the party..
But then reality sets in.. It IS a party light. Not ruggedly built, not really roadworthy for rock and roll shows... it's plastic, and not the good kind that they make power tools from. It's more fragile than that.
SURE you can use it for a club install, hung up out of harms way, it's DMX controllable and is super capable when controlled that way. Just don't use it on a tour and you'll have fun with it. The beams are REALLY great when used with fog or haze.
But lets talk about the lasers. The red one isn't very bright, and the green one is even less so. They are fine for your living room at a party, but in a larger venue I wouldn't expect much out of them. The green laser is difficult to see even with haze and fog.
I still have to give it 5 stars, because it IS fun. It's a 5 star party light, for sure.
It throws off a terrific automatic light show.
My plan is to use the remote control, not the DMX512 interface.
It includes: a ~2' power cord; a ~2' DMX512 M/F cord; remote control; screw clamp w/ attachment bracket and User Manual.
The images show operation on my covered patio table, but this is getting permanently mounted on that patio ceiling. (Thanks LOTS, 'cause I thought I was DONE crawling around those insulated trusses. Now I'm adding an additional brace between the trusses for lag screw mounting and an additional power receptacle.)
There are two minor things I don't like. One is that everything reads normally when sitting on the table, but it will all read upside down when mounted on the ceiling, the normal orientation. The other is that a small fan runs continuously whenever power is applied. My plan is to use a remote controlled dongle to kill A/C power, except when required.
Being a geek, I really like the laser warning labels.
This is highly recommended.