Hexagon Lights with Remote Control, Smart LED Wall Light Panels Touch-Sensitive RGB Gaming Night Lights Mood Lighting DIY Geometry Splicing Module for Gaming Room Bedroom Party Streaming, 10 Pack

This is a funky wonderful lighted design. At first, I looked in the box full of Hexagon shapes and didn't know what to do with it or what to expect. I knew they all had to be charged but how much time will it take to charge each one. I was wrong. There are connectors that attach to each shape and used the enclosed cord to charge them all up at once. Before you start to charge this put it on a hard surface like a counter it takes up a lot of room and if one falls off while charging that one will not charge.These lights can be put anywhere it's not just for a game room. I am going to put them in the hallway. you can make this your own while making it any color any combination and any design you want. The timer function makes it great piece to have in your home. The coolest function is that you can use the remote or tap the lights to change color. The lights are bright, and you can use the remote to dim or make the lights as bright as you want. the one thing I am curious about is when it is time to charge again do you have to take the whole thing off the wall? It comes with adhesive kit it seems when it is up it is up. So far, I like it I will update and post a picture.

I like that the set comes with 10 lights that can be controlled by a remote. The lowest light setting is pretty brilliant still which is ideal for a game room or nightlight. Long set up for us. It's well worth it for the affect. A simple touch changes the color of the hex, or you can use the remote. My daughter will be using the hexes more so we set it up where she could reach them. I would make sure you know where you want it and map out the hexes before you begin. It will make your set up run more smoothly, as each hex connects with the piece in the second picture. Really fun wall decoration and interactive lights make it fun for any age.

They weren't as bright as expected, and the stickems that they come with do not work very well, I had to use command strips. However it is a very good product, it shows up very well on camera. I love it and might have to buy more.

These have stopped working after only having them for 4 months. And sadly, they weren't even used very much.

I like these lights a lot. My son has autism and this is a great sensory item for him. However the description says rechargeable and powered. These are not rechargeable. These have to be plugged in to work. I feel like the special feature saying "rechargeable" needs to be removed!! Other than that product works great for the price.

These puck lights are great. They all connect together via small USB adapters between them, powered by a USB cable to any of the lights. The lights themselves are pretty responsive when touched to change the color or color effect. The adhesive pads that are included are just phenomenal, once in place it would take considerable force or a good technique to remove them. I like this as my toddler tests the durability of everything. So far, I have had no issues and have considered adding more to the set we have. 5 out of 5 for quality and durability.

These lights are so much fun! I have them set up in my entryway. I usually have them set to white light, which provides a nice glow as I come into my home. I set them to different colors for a party I hosted, and my guests LOVED them. I swear, half the party was me showing them how it worked and telling them where to get these! They have stayed on my wall without the adhesive failing and I love how quirky and funky they make my hall!

The media could not be loaded. There are a lot of parts to this light package so it's not something you're going to hand off to your 5 year old and expect them to make it work. I'd recommend laying out the design you want prior to connecting. After you have it laid out then turn each light over onto it's face. First connect them electrically using the little circuit connectors, actually they are USB connectors without the shell. You get one connector for each light but to connect 10 lights you only need 9 connectors. It's ok to have to have more than one connector in a light as long as each light is connected to another light you should be fine. After the electrical connections are complete, plug the power cord in and make sure they all light up..do this BEFORE adding the physical triangle connectors because they are a bit of a pain to remove. Don't try to turn the lights over until you place the physical triangle interconnectors or your layout will just fall apart. The electrical interconnections are not designed to hold the lights together.If the lights all work, and you'll be able to tell from the backside, unplug the cord then mash the triangle pieces into every joining piece. You're done. Carefully turn it over and plug it back in. The USB power cord can insert into any open slot. Now have fun.The lights do dim and brighten although even on the dimmest setting, it's pretty bright. I don't see it working as a nightlight. Double stick circles are included to attach it to the wall. I haven't tried them yet because I'm a little nervous about pulling the paint off the wall but the dots are actually that clear goop type of adhesive, like the stuff that your credit card is stuck to the letter in the mail with, so it probably will fine. You also get a stand but it only attaches to one light, all the rest are held up by the interconnectors. It might work with 4 or 5 but all 10 could be a physical challenge for the stand.I was hoping that the configuration of lights would be a little easier to change around so I could try something new every week but as I mentioned, those interconnectors are tough to remove. I found that a very small screwdriver works pretty well to pry them out.