Boulder LED stage light Par Light 18x15W RGBWA 5in1 DMX512 supper bright good color mixing wash stage light for Party, Nightclub, Stage, Concert, Church, TV studio, Buildings, T-stage, Theater

Very bright, and nice shape beam. As bright as Coemars! And more color options. Really love these lights, great purchase, and will likely order more! This is my career, not a hobby, and I'm very satisfied with this purchase.

Product is OK. Not quite as punchy as I had hoped, but not bad either. Fan noise is reasonable. I did buy these units partly due to the gel / accessory holder shown on the front of the unit both in the primary phot as well as the dimension image. I was hoping to put some beam control device such as barn doors on the unit. However, the front just has plastic trim. Photo on the left is the main product photo, Photo on the right is what the front actually looks like.

I ordered four of these lights to use as stage lighting for my band. As I was wiring these into my lighting rig, I realized that three of the four cans had the DMX input and output jacks reversed. According to standards, the DMX input jack is supposed to be male and the output jack should be female (see first picture.) However, only one of the lights was wired this way. The other three had the DMX input jack as female and output as male (see second photo.) This isn't really a problem, because the pins on the jacks are wired in parallel so that they are actually interchangeable - you can use either jack for DMX in or out. This is similar to the Speaker In and Speaker Out jacks on PA speakers. However, many people don't realize this and when jumping a DMX cable from a standard light to one of these reversed lights would find themselves with a female to female connection if they followed the labeling on the lights. Correcting the lights is easy. Just remove the four screws that hold the control plate on the light (third photo), and then remove the four screws on the control plate that hold the jacks in place. The two jacks are connected to a single small circuit board (last photo.) Just rotate the board so that the male jack is in the hole labeled "DMX In" and screw the board back onto the control plate. Then, put the control plate back in place and screw in its four screws. This sort of error makes me wonder about other construction details within the lights. However, they do seem to work properly and are VERY bright - at least three times brighter than my old ADJ Punch LED Pro. The housing for these units is black aluminum and is quite light. From a lighting standpoint, these appear to be quite satisfactory. They work well with the standard truss split clamps used in lighting setups. There are several shortcomings, however. 1. The power cords are fixed to the unit. I prefer detachable cords so that I can get a cord that is exactly the length I need. It's also easier to fix a failed cord if you can just replace it. 2. There are no service outlets on these units. Service outlets allow you to daisy chain power to your lights, plugging each light into the service outlet of the one before it. With these lights, you must run the power cord of each light back to a common power source such as a power strip. Overall, I'd rate these a decent value but not exceptional.

Best product for the price very bright

These lights are bright with a good full pattern. They fade evenly and color mix well.

Super bright! Great for the price.