BETOPPER Stage Lighting 120W Par Light RGBW 4-in-1 Stage Lights, DJ Light DMX for Concert and Events,4 Packs

First smart lighting I've used so I have nothing to compare to. These lights are bigger than I imagined, way brighter than I imagined and hardly weigh anything and are easy to mount on our light truss. I run them with my dmx controller on the A0001, A0017, etc settings to have full control of the lights capabilities. They are made of plastic housing so probably not what you're looking for if you're gigging or going on tour, but if you have a static setup like me they are perfect!

These are nice and bright lights... Great for stage use. The different settings are great for a show. They don't seem to get very warm throughout a 4 hour show. Also, the fan isn't very loud in them, not enough to make an impact and affect the show.

Good lights for the buck. Quite bright and they feel surprisingly solid. The menu button on the back is intuitive and DMX in/out all seem to work!One of the 8 cans I ordered has a bad flicker, however, and I don't know how to contact the seller for repairs. Also the sound responsive modes are uninspiring but that's to be expected for the price point. Overall happy but hopefully I can figure out how to repair the flicker!

So far, so good. Have not put it to use yet.

I was introduced to the newer generation of LED Par cams earlier this year when I got to use some of the Big Dipper ones for a gig. I ended up purchasing these which are a little less wattage than the Big Dipper ones but I feel the smaller case size and weight make a big difference. These are great and I have been using them with Lightkey and my old DMX controller. Great size, power, brightness, functionality and weight for the money!

these are so bright!

I call contra dances and that means there’s the occasional techno contra. But what’s a techno contra without crazy lights?That’s where this comes in. When I first opened this I was impressed by its size and heft. This feels like professional stage lighting gear. Then I plugged it in.Now I understand why concerts are so loud – it’s to cover the fan noise from the lights! But seriously, the fan on this thing runs nonstop and it’s very noticeable if you don’t have music playing. This is the first time I’ve ever used a light like this, so I don’t know if this is normal for pro gear or whether this one’s just loud because of its relatively inexpensive price.This gets bright and produces quite a bit of light. The wide selection of color modes is stellar, but that brings me to the next issue: for a novice like me, the navigation is far from intuitive. There’s a small paper with directions, lots of codes, and explanations – but if I lose that I might as well be up a creek. Also, the control buttons on the back of the light don’t glow, so in the dark it’s hard to tell which button does what. It would have been far better to have a more information-rich display on here. Even better, include a remote. Better than that: an iPhone app.Strangely, the manual tells me that it is prohibited to spread the contents of the manual to others. So… I’m not allowed to teach anyone else how to use this light? Or is this just a bad translation of some sort of copyright statement?Anyway, it's a great light if you don't mind the noise and can take the time to figure out how to use it to its full potential.

Light are perfect for my application