Emberela HEXlights 3-Pack Hexagon Lights, Touch & Remote Controlled RGB Wall Panels, Hexagon LED Lights Panels - Great for Living Room, Bedroom & Game Room Decor - Includes Table Stand

Good condition great look in my room

One of the lights wasn’t working.

Emberela HEXlights 3-Pack Hexagon Lights, Touch & Remote Controlled RGB Wall Panels, Hexagon LED Lights Panels - Great for Living Room, Bedroom & Game Room Decor - Includes Table Stand [Energy Class F] Set of 3 These lights were fairly simple to set up although a little tricky getting all the straight connectors in the hexagons at the same time. They come with a small remote that lets you choose between 13 colours: Red, neon green, royal blue, orange, yellow, lime green, aqua blue, sky blue, cloud blue, purple, violet, pink and white. A lot of the colours are very similar to each other. As for the settings, you can fade the colours, have the colours jump between each other, flash or have them static. Rather than using the remote you can tap each hexagon individually to select a colour of your choice and this is best feature of the lights in my opinion. However, note that this feature is only available if the lights are set to a static mode and not on fade, jump or flash made. There are five levels of brightness and you can set the timer to turn off after 30 minutes. The only negative in my opinion is that they need to be plugged in to work limiting the position of the lights. The USB cable included is a good length. I love that you can add further lights to your display at a later date, although this could get rather expensive. I have attached these lights to the side of a bookcase which is very effective. These lights will definitely be a talking point and would be great for parties or just to brighten up a room.

These lights are hexagon shape, being 100mm from point to point with 6 equal sides. Each side has a USB port which helps connect each of these light together, giving you the option of connecting up to 14 lights, or up to 10 if choosing a white colour, from one mains lead. They are made of a thin, yet sturdy plastic and connect together using the small plastic connectors which come in the box, there’s an arrow on each connector which shows you which way the ‘current’ will flow through the lights. The mains lead slides into one of the lights, with the plastic connector protruding from that first one, using the arrows on the connecters for guidance. There are several plastic pieces which lock these light in place, 2 triangular pieces and 5 straight ones. Locking the lights so they feel more solid. With the light connected to each other they all power on, sadly, unless you use the remote, you have to manually select the colours for each light if you want them to match. But if you use the remote you can choose light up all the lights with the touch of a button. You can stand these on a table, using the clear stand in the box, or stick these to a wall with the sticky pads which comes in the box. The remote itself is about 90mm by 40mm by 6mm thick with easy to understand buttons. From here you can choose a colour, (over a dozen of them) flashing, brightness, fade, jump and even a timer. Which means you don’t have to touch the lights to get them to do what you want them to do. In all, these are nice lights which look good on a table or wall. You can connect several hex-lights together and run them from one single USB lead. Making almost any pattern you want when connecting them together. There are several colours to chose from at the touch of a light, or the press of a button, and even the choice of brightness gives you so many choices to gently brighten up any room. Well worth the £22.99 for the 3 lights you get, and the option of adding more lights as you go on.

I've always wanted these types of lights but they can often be quite expensive so I was happy to see them, especially in this price range but I was wondering how they would fair. In all honesty, they're a bit cheap on the mounting, you get some double sided adhesive but the lighting is very light so they should hold up quite well. You connect them to each other with these USB connectors but you can't see them when installed and it does give you different ways to arrange them. You can change the colour by touch but here is where you can feel that these are more on the budget side as there's a slight delay but that's not really much of an issue for me as I'll personally be using the remote. There's a fair few colours and numerous modes to have them flash or rotate and they do look quite pretty (the video does not do them justice and they look much better in reality) My biggest gripe is the main USB cable as it's not very long and you'll need it fairly close to a USB port. You could probably use your own but it didn't work with my long one (but that is a fast charging cable so makes sense) so you would need one with the same power delivery I would imagine. I think for £22.99 for 3 that they're a decent price, though I think you'll need more than 3 for a full set up but I'm not quite sure on how many can be connected to each other although their video does show quite a few. There’s also a 30% voucher which makes them even better With all that said, I think they're great overall, especially at this price range.

Fails to keep all three in sync on colour changes (such as smooth and jump). Remote changes all hexes to the same colour so can't have a smooth transition of varying colours across each hexagon All in all, very basic for 2024 and not worth the money.

These “pods” can be arrange in a few different ways. The kit that I bought was really small so it was just 3 lights. Depending on what you need, you may need to buy more than one kit but the lights on the small kit are bright for sure. Touch sensitivity is good and easy to change colours. Can be just lay flat or mounted on wall. They are light and easy to carry. They turn on with the provided usb cable so no need for batteries.

Good lights there pretty and glow well so far had em for about 12 hour now.i wish they came with a tiny bubble leveling thing I put em on a bit uneven on accident make me a bit upset because there like stuck on really good and can’t fix it but at least they won’t fall. I am going to buy more for by my bed.all in all I think they are a good buy because they work well and don’t have the bulbs showing through the plastic only color shows but they are a bit expensive.so B+ in my opinion.

I ordered two packs of 3 of these hex lights. They can be chained together and work as one once connected. Power comes from a usb adapter and there is an included remote. I had issues with how the lights operated. You can touch each light to jump to the next color. Oddly, a very light press works better than a harder press but sometimes the presses just don't register. The other weird thing is that the remote control just doesn't work often. I'll turn them on and then I can do a few presses, but then the presses won't register and then none of them work until I power cycle the lights. The range of colors is a bit simple. It mostly has primary and secondary colors but no subtle shade variations between. The remote is the only way to choose the colors so unless it's one of the 12 buttons, you can't pick it. There are also 3 modes, fade, jump (alternate) and flash. I liked the fade mode as it cycled through the 12 colors but the jump and flash were just annoying. The unit has little plastic usb connectors to join the lights and then there are supplementary connectors to further secure them together. They also include adhesive patches and a right angle mount for placing the light arrray on edge. So overall, I wish the lights had more color choices and variations and the remote controls are buggy, and the touch control is a bit, touchy. At $40 for a set of 7, there are other competitors in this hexagon light space that overshadow this offering.

These hexagon lights are a fantastic addition to my living space, bringing a modern and customizable vibe to any room. With both touch and remote control functionality, they’re easy to operate whether I’m adjusting the lighting from across the room or up close. The RGB lighting offers a wide range of colors, making it perfect for creating different moods depending on the setting. I’ve set them up in my game room, but they would also work well in a living room or bedroom for anyone wanting to enhance their space with a futuristic touch. What I love most about these lights is the versatility. The panels come with a table stand, allowing me to set them up as a centerpiece on a desk or mount them on the wall for a more immersive lighting experience. The hexagonal design is sleek and visually appealing, fitting well into any modern décor. The remote control allows for easy changes between color modes, and I often switch from vibrant, energetic colors during the day to softer, calming tones at night. In terms of practicality, the lights are easy to install and configure. I appreciate that they don’t require any complex setup—just plug them in, and they’re good to go. They also make for a great conversation piece when guests visit, especially when I demonstrate how they can be controlled both by touch and the remote. Overall, these hexagon lights add a unique flair to any room while offering functional, adjustable lighting for any mood or occasion.

Beautiful set of 3 hexagon LED lights great for any room decor/setup. The lights were easy to set up, just charge them with the provided usb charging cables, then connect them together with the provided connectors and mount to your wall in the desired orientation. The lights have a decent width and will protrude from the wall about 1 inch ( which might be slightly more than some competitors) however it really gives that depth/pop out when viewing. The LEDs provide good illumination and have multiple light/modes that you can select via the provided remote OR manually tap them on ( which is fun in its own way) highly recommend if you're looking to take your room aesthetic to another level.