DMX controller

Very limited, and rather strange in its layout. It works, but you only have either 10 dmx sliders, and that's it, with 12 buttons to save the settings of those 10 sliders, and 10 is barely enough for a single bank of pro level led par cans, 'or', you have 24 buttons, which activate 1 single channel each, but you must activate a channel button, for one slider, giving a maximum of 24 channels, and the settings for those, cannot be saved, you've just got to be super skillfull on the draw in the moment, zip, zip, zip and just hope you've got it right. But?, it definitely works though. 24 channels maximum, and that's your lot, no option to save anything, 'or', 10 normal slider channels, with the option to save, one or the other, you can't mix both. Good?, but very limited indeed, needs 512 channels with the option to save!. Perfect for small groups and bands, perfect, but bollocks for anything bigger than this, I ended up using mine, for complex home LED mood lighting, and it only just copes with this, but must be fully set up manually, every, single, use. No save option, and uses all 24 channels. Super small, ultra light weight, super affordable, sets up in seconds and works well, but only 24 channels?, and no option to save?, Hmmmm. Highly recommended for small, full professional level set ups, it's amazing for that, unbeatable in size and weight, compared to a lighting desk, huge shame there aren't more channels, because this review would begin, 'the only way forward for mobile lighting', but as is?, it's more of a novelty than a tool for work, this was nearly a great idea though, shame.

Hate Bluetooth...

Fuu