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Bruce
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025
We picked up this set of remotely controlled LED lights for a couple of different purposes: lighting for a set of drones that we use both for surveying and also for some inte string lighting for our campervan. Although we operate the survey drones during the day, we have some entertainment with them and the lighting after the sun goes down. We apply tow of the lights per drone to get more of an effect and they work great in strobe and other modes. They're also a lot of fun applied to the inside of our campervan with Velcro and our kids love setting different effects.
A.G. Barraza
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2025
These LED Aircraft Strobe Lights are perfect for vehicles like drones, motorcycles and boats. The high brightness of these lights ensures visibility, especially at night. Fully rechargeable via USB in just 1 hour. When fully charged, they can last over 20 to 50 hours in slow flash mode and 3 hours in the most power hungry modes. These led strobe lights feature a remote for easy wireless color and mode changes within 23Ft. Great product overall.
Skyrocketocelot
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025
Brighter than I thought they’d be for the size! They do seem high quality and waterproof as the charging plugs are hard to get out (it’d be very helpful if they were attached to the light). The colors change very quickly, remote works well, they seem to charge pretty fast. I plan on attaching magnets to these but I appreciate the velcro included.
Ted Reid
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2025
These little lights are great! I super glued magnets to the back of mine so I can just pop them where I need, whether I need strobe lights, or just some fun party lights.Note - most of these type of lights I've used have USB-C charging ports. These specific ones have USB Micro ports. The set comes with two cables, each able to charge four of the lights, so you can charge all 8 with the two cables they send you, but if you have already gotten rid of all your old USB Micro cables, remember to hang on to the ones from the set!
William
Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2025
Great little LED lights that are easy to use.Although they are small, they are bright.Comes with a USB charging cable which unfortunately the cord length is short. When you plug it in to charge the lights they either just dangle there or bunch up by the USB connecting port which can be annoying.Otherwise, these are great. They charge pretty fast and the battery life last a pretty good time, depending on how much youre using them and what color/setting. They're built solid and good. The remote is easy to use and has plenty of options. The lights are vibrant and bright and you can dim them a bit too.Easy enough to attach them to where ever you want by using the sticky velcro or rubber bands. Or you can just lay them in place if you're just using them on a solid surface like for ambient light behind the TV, computer, etc.
Meme
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
We are using this item to disturb squirrels that are trying to nest in the attic. The lights work great and we use the remote to switch the color and the frequency of the flashing. It keeps them outside most of the time. The product works as it should.
RSF
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
This set of 8 LED warning lights gets the job done. First of all, these are really small - just 1.5" long - and lightweight. Usage is easy; just push the ON button on the remote, select a color, and cycle through the different flashing modes. They are bright enough that it's a little painful to look directly at them close up (there are 3 brightness settings). They come with a pair of 4-output USB charging cables so that it's not too difficult to charge them all at the same time. I really only have two complaints. The first is that it's really hard to get the rubber plug out of the charging port. There's no way to do it with just your fingers; you need a small tool to pry them out. Then once they're out, they go flying, because they aren't tethered to the main body. So that's annoying. The second is that they chose to use USB micro-B plugs for charging. It's true they're very small, and that's probably why they were used, but it would be so nice to standardize on USB-C as the universal way to charge things!
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