LedMall Motion 8 Patterns in 1 Red, Green, and Blue Outdoor Christmas Laser Lights Projector with remote control and Security Lock

We had liked a simple light projection at our gym that used a pair of outdoor projectors. Our home is nestled in the trees in the country and we believed we could work with that approach. Shopping on Amazon actually provided us the tools we needed to evaluate our options. Honestly, even though the LedMall is by far not the cheapest we reasoned that the brightness would be best and would be more effective at a distance. So, the plan was to purchase one and use that to learn on. The default pattern display is incredible with projected red, blue and green shapes continually morphing creating a visual symphony of mesmerizing light movement. We had hoped that a single projector would do the trick, but the final decision was to purchase 2 more and focus only on the porch walls and ceiling, each projector at about a 12 foot distance angled at the east and west corners with the center projector straight on. Power consumption is pretty low so I was able to wire them in series with the single source on a single remote On/Off fob. The effect is crazy cool. The dark spaces in the attached image are because of hanging planters and outside shrubbery in front, but the surfaces are completely illuminated. One unexpected effect is how the projections shine through our French door glass and up onto the inside ceilings behind the porch. On those horizontal surfaces what would be a slow moving dot on a vertical glass actually moves much faster on the ceiling. It evokes a red, blue and green shooting star shower effect! The three identical projectors combine for a beautifully knitted pattern of brilliant light images that really have knocked our socks off!

This is a great item! It cost more than some of the others but this is a quality item. It is nice to have the self timer feature. I use it year round to shine into my ever green trees to keep the birds from roosting at night and making a mess of my property.

The media could not be loaded. I Like the patterns of this lazer overall. The transitions are smooth at the higher speeds but the slow speed has a bit of a tick. The unit housing is well built and the power cord appears, and feels like a weather resistant wire. The wall wart that comes with it is plastic, large, and may or may not be able to handle things like direct rain or snow, so covering it or placing it away from severe weather might be a good idea.I found that describing the devices abilities is not sufficient so I added a video like so many others have.With all the things this lazer does, what it cannot do is important as well.It cannot be programmed to use only one pattern or two patterns, and so on. It rolls through all 8 patterns - like it or not.Any of the colors can be turned on or off with a button on the 1979 "year of our lord" RF remote. The thing has a little extendable telescoping antenna like the old school walkies from way back. I laughed when I saw it, but it works through walls at 20ft. so I'm all in.This RGB lazer is just that; ONLY Red - Blue - Green - repeating 8 patterns each, in sequence.It is not 16,000 colors mixed or any such nonsense like that. It is not simply magnified low light LEDs. It is a high powered 3 diode lazer.It is comprised of three diode driven lasers that will melt eyeballs and retinas so I cannot stress this enough:BEWARE CHILDREN STARING AT THE PRETTY COLORS FROM THE EMITTERS.It has blue, it has electric blue and... it has a blue diode laser! Yeah baby! That alone is worth the price.It lights up a room with patterns (though not on fire) even during the day.Green is definitely the master of this universe, but it does balance out as the red and blue roll through their patterns.The rest can be figured out by reading the instructions which are clear, and pressing buttons.This one is a keeper unless it somehow self destructs. Oh and watch how you mount it to a deck or wall because it really wants to mount in specific ways in order to pivot the laser body correctly. The mount neck pivots and a thumb screw secures it well, but it is by no means a 180 swivel.Better mounting screws are needed for the base as far as I am concerned. I like things to be right the first time, and securing something this expensive is important.I hope the video works,Truly, thanks for reading this far.

The media could not be loaded. See my attached video for a short demonstration. This is a cool lighting device and looks amazing in trees.I first saw this device at Atlanta Botanical Gardens. While it might be advertised to display against a house, I would say it for the firefly effect it is far more effective in trees and shrubs. This so that the laser points can “flicker” between the leaves for a true fire-fly effect.The lights are surprisingly bright to me and the number is amazing. And the spread is almost even too much as you may find points going into neighboring homes. Suffice to say it’s a broad and stunning effect.In my case I actually had a product defect, which was apparently just the transformer, not the main last device. To their credit, LedMall was immediately responsive, which carried over to other questions. They were immediately ready to send out whatever parts needed to fix the situation. So I have a lot of confidence in the product support.I will note this: I bought the supposed “8 in 1” device but apparently received only the firefly device. This is on Amazon in this case. But I only wanted the firefly effect so there is no issue there. But apparently with the “8 in 1” you can’t select just one moving effect: the device cycles through all eight patterns unless it is paused on one. This would have been a deal-breaker for me and it is not otherwise specified in product description or documentation. Bottom line: if you’re just interested in the firefly effect look for the device that does only that (which is less costly, also)Based on the spectacular performance of this device and also the product support I am already looking to add other products from LedMall.