Betopper 150W LED Beam Moving Head Light

Not only is it bright, it has several modes and can be controlled via DMX.
As it stands now it's not very controllable in my home, so I decided to buy a DMX console.
I'd like to control it from a PC and, if possible, use it as a programmable spotlight.

This is an LED light for stage effects.
It's medium-sized but quite powerful.

The cables can be removed individually, and it also has a DMX cable.
When set to auto, it spins around and projects various things onto the wall.
The motor moves very smoothly and is relatively quiet.
The cooling fan starts to work after a certain amount of use, but it's not too bothersome.

In settings other than auto, it can be controlled manually, but it's difficult to set the settings, so you'll want a controller.
It comes with a DMX512-compatible cable, so I guess that means you'll need to prepare a controller.

I think it's a good, relatively inexpensive light for those who need it.

It's a full-fledged LED beam light.
With a 150W light source, it has plenty of light and brightness.
It's easy to operate, and you can easily create effects at the venue.
If you can use about three of these lined up, it will really liven things up.
The main unit has a solid weight, and the head rotates and moves smoothly.
With one unit, you can create the best effects.
Personally, I'm glad I ordered it and I'm very satisfied.

It also supports DMX512 and is a beam light with some pretty serious features.

but you can set a wide variety of patterns, so you won't get bored watching it.

It's great for use as stage lighting for events (live shows, nightclubs, weddings, etc.).

It's a great value for money, so I recommend it.

I've tried using it in a variety of ways.

It's fun.

This is a truly professional beam light.
It looks really cool how the light rotates. It's like a concert.
As it is such a great piece of equipment, I plan to use it a lot.