GE LED+ Color Changing LED Hexagon Tile Panels with Remote, College Dorm Light, Dorm Room Essentials, Bedroom Light, No App or Wi-Fi Required (6 Pack)

I bought two packs of these for $20 each for my son. He loved the idea of putting them together in his own patterns. The colors are super bright (can be dimmed) and vibrant. He loves all the settings, especially when music is played and the lights go with the beat.They are simple to set up but I wasn't crazy about the circular adhesive tape that goes on each light. I was concerned about too much damage to the walls when they get removed. So, I ended up buying a thin piece of wood and cut it to the pattern my son liked, attached a picture hanger then hung it on the wall. Can't see the wood and I don't have to worry about damage to the walls.Like other reviews, the adhesive circles that are included are terrible. I had to buy command tape instead. Otherwise, everyone loves these, we definitely recommend them.

These hexagons work great and are fairly easy to understand, however it is a struggle to keep them on the wall. They stay on the wall for a pretty long time, but once they fall off for the first time, it is like trying to do the impossible keeping them on the wall. I tried gorilla double sided tape, putting screws in my wall to hold it up, taping it to the wall, and more, and it just keeps falling. It could be my wall being dirty though so it will probably be different for you. They do work amazing though. You can control them by pressing them and by using the remote. They are pretty big and can light up at least half of your room depending on the size. They have many different color options and look great.

I’ve been looking into something like this for my son with autism for a while but they were always so expensive. These were on sale so for the price I took a chance. They feel kind of cheap but the light works wonderfully it’s very bright and the remote allows you to change the colors easily. You can also tap them to change colors which works decently well. The adhesive they provide is garbage lol I used the command hook stickies and they worked perfect just don’t rely on the provided adhesive tabs. Otherwise for the price it’s a great value!

Very cool with lots different settings- it said you could connect up to two packs but 6 fell off the wall overnight (cleanly) and took the other 6 with it, destroying the wall. It would definitely be better if there was also an app to pick which options were available to the remote as some of the settings were a little to crazy for a toddler. I do plan to rehang them but working out how I can do it without the double sided sticker- might put it in a frame or hang on a bulletin board.Of the 12 lights, we have one light that gets out of sync about 50% of the time which is actually why I rated it lower than just the mounting issue.

I purchased my GE tile lights in January. They worked splendidly for about a month or two. Now, just a few short months later, I’m saving up for Nanoleaf lights (the superior brand, high-quality alternative to this product), necessitated because these tiles are endlessly problematic.Normally, when you press the center sun button on the remote, all of the tiles are supposed to turn white. As you can see, this is no longer the case for my tiles. When I press the center button, I get a mix of dark yellow, light yellow, white, and off-white. I can mask this effect to an extent by choosing one of the 8 color settings, but it’s still very clear that the tiles don’t match because of the yellow layered behind some of them. No matter how many times I unplug, change the placement of the chord, plug the usb end of the chord into a different tile, etc. this issue will not resolve itself. Sometimes, when I reset the tiles by unplugging, waiting, then plugging, the yellow will fade a bit. But it ALWAYS comes back, just as significantly as you see in the yellow/white photo. This issue also sometimes prevents all the lights from turning off when I prompt them too. So as you can see in the other photo, sometimes only a portion of the lights will turn off. I have also had a LOT of other issues with flashing colors that should be solid, amongst others.In addition to being terrible in quality and longevity, these lights are SUPER dim! they are only 10 lumens, which is so dim in the dark that I have to turn on my ridiculously bright ceiling light in order to see anything. Unless your room is the size of a cat’s litter box, it will NOT be illuminated in the dark whatsoever.Nanoleaf lights are expensive. But I can assure you that shelling out those extra $, and using the money you would’ve used for these to put towards those, is TOTALLY worth it!(And quick disclaimer: I have no connection to Nanoleaf. They just happen to be the gold standard when it comes to lights like these.)PLEASE. DON’T. WASTE. YOUR. MONEY. ON. THIS!!!

The media could not be loaded. Got these for under $20 per set of 6 while on sale a few months ago. 1 hex did come with a rattling broken piece of plastic in it but I will forgive that as it didnt seem to impact anything else. Instructions say that you can hook up 12 at most, and I saw other reviewers mention problems. I was able to get 18 of them to run fine. The trick is to make sure you are providing enough power and at the right locations. If certain hexes appeaer faded/lighter than other areas, it probably is too far from the current hex that has the power plugged into it. I would distribute the power as much as possible instead of all in 1 spot.The example pic/vid I posted is of my setup (pawprint) as I wanted to use it as a makeshift memorial for my dog that I recently lost. You can use USB-A extension cables to space the hexes if you want. You only really need 1 of the sensors for the remote to be attached (unless you wanted different groupings). The sound reacting mode is pretty solid too and I was surpirsed with how bright these panels can really get. Of course they are remote only. I wish it was Google/Alexa compatible but for the price I paid I already am getting enough value. Would def reccommend if around the $20-30 mark for a set of 6.

Bought for my sons playroom and all the kids play with it when they come over