Review on Enhance Your Space with Yangcsl Changing Daylight Ambiance Lighting by Mike Davis

Ok let me clear that up as I've read some reviews about different color lights not only being possible but easy. These lights are controlled like a TV remote control via an infrared remote control. I have these dual lights and I have 2 different colored bulbs that I can change very easily. All you have to do after turning on the light or lights is turn on the power button on the remote control as the light defaults to white. I pointed the remote at the very top of the light source and pressed the color I wanted and only that light changed. I did the same to the floor and it changed. Now when I turn the lights off and back on in my house, the color is fixed, no more fiddling. NOW the remote itself has a timer function which I didn't have to try but it does require the light switch to stay on for 24 hours and the self timer to do its job. There are various 12 hour on and off timer functions etc. It will also cycle through all the colors every few seconds if you want. Well if you are far enough away both lights will actually change because if one of the lights catches a radio wave it will change so the key is to isolate the lights from each other. Point the top of the light source to capture the light and point it down so only the light you want to change is exposed to the infrared. The remote works up to 30 feet, at least that's what I tried. I had the red-blue for the 4th and got so many compliments. I used to buy individual colored lights, but they cost up to $7 each. It's going to be expensive. $16, are you kidding me? Now I have orange-purple for Halloween, red-green for Christmas, etc. NO ONE in my area has anything like this. These bulbs are just as durable as the original bulbs that I removed from my fixtures. You get 2 remotes and they pretty much speak for themselves. If you're looking for an easy way to change colored lights as simple as point and shoot, you won't find anything easier. I love that the color I choose is fixed, I don't have to turn the light on and off three times or anything. These aren't the brightest lights right now. So if you want to light up your porch, think again. The color itself is more atmospheric, now white with about the brightness of a 40-watt incandescent bulb, and that's not daylight but over 3000 Kelvin. Not only do I get compliments on my fancy outdoor lights, but I've stepped up the game and my neighbors are constantly scratching their heads wondering where I can find these things. Raven only.