TECKNET Hexagon Light Panel - 8 Pack Smart APP RGB Hexagon LED Lights Wall Lights with Remote Control & Music Sync for Halloween Decor, Gaming Decor

These TECKNET Hexagon lights are an absolute blast! I got them to spice up my gaming setup, and they've totally transformed the vibe of my room. Here's what I love: * Easy Setup: The app is super intuitive, and connecting the panels was a breeze. No complicated wiring or confusing instructions. * Customization Galore: The colors are vibrant, and the app gives you tons of control over effects, brightness, and even music syncing. It's like having a mini light show on my wall! * Perfect for Any Mood: Whether I want a chill ambiance for relaxing or an energetic pulse for gaming, these lights deliver. The preset modes are awesome, and creating my own custom patterns is really fun. * Great Value: Getting 8 panels in this pack is a steal. It's enough to create a really cool design, and the quality seems really solid.I've already had a few friends ask me where I got these. If you're looking for a fun way to add some personality to your space, I highly recommend the TECKNET Hexagon Lights!

these RGB hexagon lights have transformed my room into a futuristic masterpiece! They're also brighter than I expected.syncing the lights to music is fun! The modes that it come with are fun,and a good amount of options Plus, these lights are so vibrant.For now I have them in my office above my monitor and they look awesome, especially when the other lights are low. DISCO PARTYLikes like they have a good 36-month warranty too

We have a small dark lobby in our house which is on a main route to most rooms. The ceiling void is not accessible so I cannot install a light. we have for some years used a PIR battery operated light but I got fed up with recharging 8 AAA batteries every 2 weeks. I managed to install a high level 13A socket on one of the walls and bought one of these lights.Not sure if the PIR was working at first as the daylight setting was a lot lower than the previous battery one. Placing my finger over the daylight sensor however forced the light into daytime operation.The light works great and gives a good light. The PIR captures movement in all of the three entrances to the lobby and keeps the light on as long as there is movement. We hang our coats up in this lobby so that is useful whilst looking for the right one.Obviously I do not know the reliability but the light comes with a 2 year warranty which can be registered on the internet.It also looks very neat in situ.Update : Running now for 3.5 years without any problems. Because of its position and if the sun is not shining it must be actuating 30 plus times a day. A wonderful bit of kit.

I like the small design and shape, it looks very nice and light is s soft white light which is not dim but does not hurt your eyes as it is diffused but lights up the path well as uses bigger or more LED lights than others and also the light is aiming downwards at the floor which is allot more useful than the the other nightlights I have which do not shine onto the floor as much as the lights are placed on to. As it it is so small it does not interfere with other surrounding plugs and also you can easily switch it off at the wall socket very easily as it does not cover the switches also the settings are on the side so you can easily set to motion or Just leave it Always On. Overall it looks very neat and is a premium quality product. The only addition could be a dimmer button if some people prefer a very dim light as if you look straight at it it is a bit bright for for the eyes but the light is on the bottom which is good. The motion sensor works very well.

Very handy item, we bought this to my son's room, and it is very useful when I have to go in to his room during the night. It can be left switched on during the night when he feels insecure or just use it with the sensor. I could also imagine having a few more of this in my house, for example along the corner of the staircase so when we go upstairs or come downstairs to the toilet during the night , it will show us the way, rather than taking a torch to the loo trip. The headline of the product shows warm white colour but it is actually cool white light to me. I don't actually mind this, but it can be disappointing for others, I guess. I also like the colour of the product, because my son's room's wall has white colour and it matches perfectly well.

These PIR sensor nightlights are great, the sensor is really sensitive and there is just the right amount of light to see what your doing. There are two settings auto and on auto uses the PIR and light sensor to sense movement at night and on uses the light sensor to switch on dawn to dusk. We have them strategically placed around the house to safely move about at night without turning the light on. For that they are really good unfortunately you are limited to places where you have a 13A socket. But at least you don't have to charge these or replace batteries which can be expensive. An all round great light to reassure young children and help move safely about the house at night for all.

I absolutely love these lights! We live in a large dorma bungalow extended over garage and 8 year old daughter sleeps upstairs. Now it's so dark in the mornings she has to come downstairs switching on and off a succession of lights to get to the living room. Found it was a little annoying having a ceiling light go on briefly in hallway outside our bedroom every morning around 5.50. These have solved the problem. On the auto setting they turn on as you approach (you have to be almost in front of them) and give just the right amount of light to see your way from one place to another and turn off quickly so not using loads of electricity. As soon as I have a few more pennies I will be buying two more - one for in our badly designed kitchen (if you enter through the dining room you have to feel your way through to the only light switch at the opposite end of the room).To summarise, they look good, they do exactly what they should and they even come in sensibly sized packaging. What more can you ask?