SHEHDS LED Stage Par Lights LED 18X18W DJ Stage Lights RGBWA+UV 6in1 Wash/Strobe Effect DMX512 Control Sound Activated Aluminum Alloy Shell Uplighting Lights for Concerts Family Party-1 Pack

Very well built. The case is aluminum, not plastic like cheap versions. The fan works well and is not excessively loud, but in a silent room it can be heard. The connections are powercon. They are very bright and all functions work great. I highly recommend these lights. I have bought 24 of them, use them on festival music stages, and run DMX. None have failed. But cautious ... this version is not waterproof. They do sell rhe same light that is waterproof.

Incredible light for the price. The white you can create is really good.

We needed a couple of simple LED lights to hang for a drape warmer (light the main drape to give it a good appearance as audience are walking in/exiting). We bought a pair of these to try. We opened one and played with it for a bit. It's ok. Thats about all I can say about it. No holder for accessories, so it makes it more of a DJ light than an actual professional fixture. We can't put on diffusion or a barn boor or anything else. The fixed pattern is all you get. The lights are bright enough, the colors are decent. I can't imagine that the CRI is much above 70%, but that is to be expected for the price. If you had a specific purpose, I guess this could work ok for you for a year or two before it dies. We sent one back unopened, and hung the other offstage in a dressing area to serve as a blue light during shows.

I just want to start off by saying that this is not an incentivized review. I haven't been asked to leave positive comments.With that out of the way, I don't usually write reviews on the products I buy unless I have unusually strong feelings towards them. That's the case here.I am a technical director for a mobile performing arts/community theatre group. We had been long overdue to replace our existing halogen Par64 stage lights and dimmer packs. I started looking at the big players in the game (Elation, Chauvet, ect) and comparing specs. I knew from the start that prosumer level LED fixtures weren't going to be quite as bright as the halogen version, but I spent a bunch of time looking at the wattage and lumen rating of different fixtures to try to find the closest match to what I need, keeping in mind that the numbers were probably inflated.Through this whole search, SHEHDS advertisements flooded my Facebook. Out of curiosity I started browsing through their products, and came across the 18x18w. It ticked all the boxes, but it came in at a fraction of the price of the reputable companies. My curiosity got the best of me and I ordered 8 fixtures. If they sucked, it wasn't a huge investment and I could just go order a set from Chauvet, and maybe use these as spares.When they first arrived, I was surprised at how heavy and solid these fixtures were. The lights are built with a metal frame that doubles as a heat sink. It seems like they could take a tumble, but I'm not going to test that theory.I was worried that I was going to end up with a dud or two, but all of the lights powered right up in DMX mode. I addressed them in my software, turned on the white channel, and WOW! I was not expecting the brightness that these things put out. The beam angle is a little wider than I'm used to, but it works extremely well as a front fill. The colors were accurate compared to my Chauvet fixtures and the fans were next to silent.DMX addressing was also a breeze. The menu is structured just like any other of your big name fixture. The PowerCon connections were also a nice touch compared to the regular IEC connections. That said, the power cables that came with the light were a little flimsy compared to the construction of the light itself.So these lights seem too good to be true- what's the catch?1. Quality Control - Two of the 8 fixtures came with their rear plate (LED display, connections, fan) mounted 90 degrees from how it's supposed to be. No big deal, take out 4 screws and adjusted yourself. It takes like 10 seconds. Or leave it, it's not hurting anything aside from my OCD. But it raises the question- What else was overlooked that will become an issue in the future? Hopefully nothing, but it's not confidence inspiring.2. When fading colors slowly, there is a noticeable 'stepping' that you can definitely notice. It isn't noticeable when the fades are medium or fast, but this might bother some people.3. This is a little nit-picky, but I don't like the hanger brackets. They come with little rubber washers that are supposed to keep the light from moving when the wing nuts are tight, but it just doesn't seem to fit all that well. It's almost like the inner bracket is a little too wide.4. I haven't experienced this first hand, but I understand that support isn't the greatest when something goes wrong.If you can deal with those issues (and for the price I certainly can,) You won't be disappointed with these fixtures. It's got all the punch of your big names with a price tag that makes them practically disposable.

We ordered over 10 lights - 2 needed to be replaced because it was not changing colors. Seller acted fast and we received the lights we needed replacement for.

Every one worked perfectly out of the box. They look great and are built fairly well. Highly recommend for fixed installations.

Very bright nice led light

I bought due to their high output rating. Not as bright as I had expected so I plugged them into my Kill-A-Watt meter. The actual power used is just under 100 Watts with all channels set to 255 max. This is less than one third of advertised rating. I compared them to a cheaper light from U'King advertised as 10x18W = 180W. This also draws just 100 Watts. Though it doesn't have a UV channel, the cheaper light was actually brighter for each color. The LED's, casing and display look remarkably similar on both units. So much so that they could be made by the same manufacturer and rebranded. Bottom line is that both manufacturers are falsely advertising the output of their equipment, but one is much cheaper.