Litake DJ Par Lights, RGB 36 LED Stage Lights Sound Activated
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About Litake DJ Par Lights, RGB 36 LED Stage Lights Sound Activated
Overall Feedback:
84% positive
78% praised the brightness, but 22% found it harsh
I did not mention anything about the brightness of the stage-lights.
The lights are not very bright and can be blinding when looked at directly. Unfortunately, they do not put out a lot of light when trying to light up a dark room, which is disappointing.
The lights are not particularly bright.
73% appreciated the color accuracy, though 27% noticed a color shift
The lights were easy to set up and added the perfect pop of color throughout the night. The color accuracy of the stage-lights is good.
The lights seem to have a mind of their own and randomly change modes and colors.
91% liked the cooling system, but 9% experienced overheating
The lights do not have a fan despite having a cut hole in the back and wiring where the fan would be. Just a heads-up for others to beware of this issue.
83% praised the smooth dimming, while 17% experienced flickering
I can fully operate the lights without the remote.
After running for a couple of hours, the lights were a bit warm, but it was not concerning.
The lights require physical force to change, which is not ideal. It is suggested not to buy for pro use.
I am disappointed with the sound activation feature of the lights.
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86% appreciated the durability, though 14% faced premature wear
I find the lights to be not durable and require a lot of force to change.
I am concerned about the durability of the lights as they do not have a fan.
79% liked the portability, but 21% desired more
After running for a couple of hours, the lights got a bit warm, but it was not concerning.
77% praised the silent operation, but 23% found it loud
There is no fan on any of the cans, despite a cut hole in the back and wiring where the fan would be.
