Review on 📱 Pilot Performance Lighting Wireless Remote Switch PL-SW29 - 4 Channel by Joseph Adaymiln

I like things like that, but the buttons on the remote control wear out pretty quickly. I use them for Halloween props so they get a lot of use in a month. The primary button's spring action wears out and you won't feel a confirmation click when you press it. It still works well, but you end up pressing the button even harder to make sure you're making contact. Changing the battery is a bit tedious. It takes a small Philips screwdriver to remove the back cover and expose the circuit board and everything inside. The sore part all lines up again when you put it back together with a new battery. It's not overwhelming, but it's not something you can do in a car or on the street where a dropped prop could be gone forever.