U`King LED Moving Head Light 25W DJ Lights Stage Lighting with 8 GOBO 8 Color by DMX-512 and Sound Activtaed Control Spotlight for Disco Parties Wedding Church Live Show KTV Club (Black-1 Piece)

Incredible lights especially for traveling DJs and bands. They are quite bright and the DMX control on them are very very nice. I owned a white pair of these for 5 years without issue and sold them to a friend (because I wanted black ones) who continues to use them perfectly. It is really easy to buy more of these due to how good they are. Having white and black options is great and the noise level is completely not an issue as these are very quiet

Great set. Used them twice already. Each time was around 5 hours. Was able to program them easily through my DMX software. These work in a pinch for sure. Plenty bright for the events I had!

I purched 4 and they do the job!

Work as stated. Not very bright by design. No problems with functionality. Has focus lens that may not be ideal in certain applications.

I recently added two of these U’King 25W moving head lights to my mobile DJ setup, and I’m seriously impressed. They’re super lightweight, which makes setup and teardown quick and easy. Despite their size, the brightness is outstanding — they cut through fog and ambient light without a problem. The movement is smooth, and they respond well to DMX controls. Great color and gobo options too. Perfect for small to medium-sized events, and they look professional without breaking the bank. If you’re a mobile DJ or just looking to level up your lighting game, I highly recommend these!

U`King Stage Lights Moving Head Lights 8 Gobos 8 Colors 11 Channels 25W Spotlights DMX 512: 5 stars for the value and features / price. Pro's: I was not expecting to be impressed with these lights, but I was! For the price. Easy to set up using DMX software. The brightness is better than I expected, plenty bright. 25 watt led seem about right. The gobo/images are fairly crisp, but you do see some odd light/lense reflection around the outside of image, but for a light this price, its no big deal. The image is about 2.5-3 foot in diameter at about 15 feet from the moving head - this is better than I was expecting. Smooth operation and quite fast too. Cons: They are a bit loud, they make a whining noise, but you cannot hear it with music playing. In the pictures, they state that there is a heat dissipation fan in the back of the head. There is no fan in the moving head, just a heat sink in the back. The heat sink gets pretty hot after running the light for 10 minutes, hopefully it's enough heat dissipation to keep the LED from burning out. The fan is in the base of the unit for some reason. #1 con>> O was hearing an odd scraping type of noise in one of the units. I opened up the base and the contact switch blade was rubbing on the stepper motor belt, I just had to bend the blade a bit, then it was fine. I would buy again.... and I may just pick up a couple more. T.

The core of this light is a single white LED emitter, drawing about 7 watts, putting out about 160 lumens (no color filter and no gobo). It uses a color wheel (8 colors) and gobo wheel (8 gobos) to shape and tint the beam, which means this is not an RGB or RGBW fixture — it’s a classic filtered-light design. The beam angle is 13°, and the field angle is also 13° — the optics are sharp and tight. It has good beam effects. Unfortunately, brightness is unimpressive even with the raw white beam, and drops significantly with filters or gobos. The fan is very very loud. It is always on - not just when there is heat to dissipate. The gobos do not rotate, but there is a “shake” function to simulate motion. Pan/tilt movement is fast and smooth. The menu interface and buttons are typical for this price range. Best use case - DJs who want inexpensive always-on sound-activated moving lights. DMX works fine, but using a color wheel is a very different experience from RGB color mixing. This fixture does support half-and-half colors by putting the color wheel between colors - which is neat, and it is inexpensive.

They showed up heavily damaged to the point I thought they had been used, dropped and returned, including bent heat sinks, scratched lenses and busted support arms, scuffs, cracks and bad gears that don't work right. I ordered 4 lights and only one of them works, I thought they would do as a back up or accent lighting but 3 out of 4 do not work properly, and 1 doesnt work at all. Even if you get lucky enough to have one that works Controller bad even for dmx users and the manual is worse, they also do not play very nice on any of my software or stand alone controlers. Once you do get them working its important to know that these are MINI spotlights not full size and that the focus is manual and you can not change the aperture, meaning you have a very small spot surface that you need to focus for the gobo feature, which is of course a proprietary wheelr and not compatible with most standard gobos so you cant change them. Even if you couldn they would be tiny..So after a set up and function test 3 of 4 were damaged out of the box and do not work. 2 have failed axis drivers and clunk or just stop entirely during rotation. They are very dim They are too small to be functional on their own. They do not respond to DMX controls well. The mics either don't work or have to be put to max to work erratically at best. They are very badly geared The auto show feature is beyond useless and just plain annoying, so if you don't have a full and dep understanding of DMX software and controllers these wouldn't even work for a small house party. These are the kind of thing a school would use for a cafeteria dance twice a year, with "DJ" student playing music on his Ipod through the PA. These are being returned.