[5.3 lb / 2.4 kg] I found this little gem on B&H and it sure is worth the money! The built in light shows are awesome and I like how well the auto mode follows the beat of EDM. Happy to recommend this party light.

[90] Great lights for medium throws. Really helps us maintain natural colors without washing out. Easy to program, too.

[Black] I''m using this as a digital source for a high end system and find it more than adequate for streaming hi-Rez files. I use an external dac which improves clarity and separation but the internal dac isn't bad either. It isn't as revealing but has a nice low end push and rhythmic snap that makes it fun to listen to.

Something I noticed in connecting to an external dac is the optical output had a significantly better sounding signal, particularly in the mid to high registers. I don't know if if this is on the Bluesound side or my dac, but the difference was not small so worth comparing on your own system.

The bluesound app is a breeze to use and the MQA radio stations sound great.

I was prepared to spend more, but after a few weeks with this I'm not seeing any reason to.

[90] As a DJ, I have purchased lot's of different lighting over the past 15 years and I gotta tell ya, this one hit home. I put it on a rack with some LED par cans and it seemed to know what to do and when to do it. red/green Lasers, turning red globe FX, awesome! Buy this light, you will not regret it!

[Black] I've been lighting with Mole Tungsten for years and keep seeing LEDs show up on set. I test every one I come across but I'm usually very disappointed. After trying the first gen Mole LED single temp and finding them much better, I bought a couple of these 200W Varimole LEDs as a test. I've immediately invested in 400W and 900W lights because these 200W Varimoles are by far the best LEDs I've worked with to date. Color temp runs from 2400-6000K (their spec says 2700-5600K). Brightness is equal to a tweenie (650W). The beam on these is not focusable but it casts a sharp cutable beam. One of the big differences between the Mole and other brands is the build quality. Every other LED I've see looks and feels like a toy or at least not a professional tool. Except Aadyntech which are monsters (but credit due for being early useable LEDs on set and location). The Moles are build very similar to Mole tungsten with heavy duty yokes, cords, switches etc. These are built to be used every day and last. I'm included some pics because Mole doesn't do a good job of showing off these lights. Full disclosure on my bias, I dislike the quality of panel lights and Kino type lights.

[90] Our church has been using off brand low quality led lights for our backline stage lighting the last 7 years. We were using traditional halogen based par 56's and 64's for our FOH facial lighting. We are not a very technical church and we don't do follow spots, color, or scene changes during our services. At the beginning of the year we set out to remove all of our off brand lights and traditional fixtures and replace them with a lower quantity, higher quality fixtures. When it came time to purchase the FOH replacements, the Blizzard Lb-Par RGBW met all the requirements we were looking for. We staggered 2 on each side of our sanctuary over the congregation roughly 20-30' away from the stage and they give just the right wash for our FOH facial lighting. The lights are so much brighter than what we were using that it made our naturally bright sanctuary feel slightly darker. I would highly recommend these lights for anyone needing basic stage washing of light. I know they would look great coming from the backline as well with a color wash.

[5 A 110 V] Bought it to use with my adj UB 9h's. These are brighter. They are made from metal. They are quiet cause no fan. For the price, you can't go wrong with these!!

[5.3 lb / 2.4 kg] I do weddings and corporate events, and I could not be happier with these lights. As far as set-up goes, these could not be easier, as I just place these where ever I want in the room (uplighting, wall/ceiling, centerpiece, whatever), and since they are wireless AND battery, it's super fast and easy. Plus, these things have an incredible amount of light output for their size. The batteries last a LONG time (I have run these over ten hours, and they still had juice left). Build quality is excellent and well worth the money. One small complaint is that one of the black knobs on the yoke section broke (still usable), but I called Blizzard and they sent me TWO replacement knobs just in case I had an issue with one of the other lights (I have 8 of these and I am looking to get more).

[200 W RGBAL COB] This 200W continuous output light is perfect for video recording light setups. That was what i chose it for and so far its been great. The build quality seems good. The quality and color of the lighting is excellent. So far I've been very happy with the results of the videos and portraits that I have shot with this light. Its been a good investment in my gear for sure.

[5.3 lb / 2.4 kg] I was amazed at how bright this small fixture was. Well constructed. The color mixing was better than expected.