DMX Wireless, CHINLY 8pcs 2.4G DMX 512 1 Male Transmitter & 7 Female Receivers Short version for Stage PAR Party Light

I have them since 2022 never had any problems but unfortunately the cables ripped so I will be buying a hole new set but I’m very satisfied with this product

Very solid on every project. No complaints at all. Solid range and easy to use. Great value.

Bought these for a lighting Install at a Client's Club. The club originally had 1 single daisy chain going from the DJ booth to 3 different trusses mounted to the ceiling. I have done enough installs to not trust long DMX chains. Buy using these I was able to install the transmitter in the booth and 1 receiver in each of the 3 trusses. This helps with signal loss from long DMX chains, and in the rare instance that you get a bad connection, or a figure defaults into master mode broadcasting its own DMX signals through the chain, It will only affect the surrounding lights in that group and not the entire light show. Signal is strong, and works well. No issue with interference from other 2.4Ghz devices. Solid Choice to simplify your lighting installs, and not have to run long DMX cables to cover large rooms.

Perfect great product

These work really great. I am a mobile DJ and these have allowed me to do some really creative light setups which would have been impossible or require tons of cabling. It was pretty much plug and plug, they just work. One minor complaint, the location of the power supply plug-in on these receivers blocks the use of the DMX out port on several of my lights. Sort of like how a wall wart will use up 2 spaces in a power strip... These take up a little too much space and block plugging a cable into the DMX out... I think this could be avoided by changing the location where the power plug is. My solution is to use a short DMX cable as an extension

I have a serious problem with this device. According to me, I had bought them with a battery. And it turned out that the 7 receivers come without batteries. It's disgusting... You're supposed to want to use them wirelessly, oh no, but you have to put power on... You can't like that...

These work decent but need to be plugged in which suck.

My band purchased a different set of wireless DMX transmitter/receivers on Prime Days back in 2020. While initially we were very happy with that product, they did not weather wear and tear well, PLUS it was very difficult to 'see' the LED lights for good/bad connection to troubleshoot if problems arose after raising the light bars into performance position. These are built better, the power supply 'footprint' is smaller for the included wall-warts and the giant LED's that indicate good/badd connectivity is amazing. Two shows in and we are extremely pleased. The only reason I marked it down for beginners has nothing to do with this product. DMX lighting in general is not a 'beginner' topic and certainly not adding wireless to it.