Hexagon Lights, Minimalist White Touch Night Light, Center Touch-Sensitive DIY Modular Assembly Wall Panels, Hex Light with USB-Power for Autism, Game Room Decor, Party (6 Pack)

The entryway of my home is a bit dim, which has always kind of bothered me. But there is no easy way to add any lighting other than a table lamp, which felt too overdone. I also always forgot to turn it on (yes, I know I could’ve added a timer, but I just didn’t). So when I saw these, I figured I’d give them a try. I am so happy with the result. The lighting is adjustable, obviously, by turning on or off the individual hexagons. With all of them on, it’s reasonably bright, but not blindingly so. Leaving just 2 of them on makes for a soft nightlight kind of vibe, perfect for an entryway. The ability to make your own design was perfect for me as I’ve placed these on a wall opposite a geometric Escher type design I painted on the opposite wall. They work together splendidly. Setup was a snap, thanks to the enclosed instructions. One thing I did that I don’t recall reading in the instructions (although I might have just overlooked it) is to insert the USB sticks that connect the tiles to each other by aiming the arrows from the tile with the power USB cord connected. In other words, the first tile would be the powered one. The USB stick would then go with the arrow pointing to the next tile. That tile would then connect to another with the USB stick pointing to the third tile, etc. I assumed the arrows are there to show the flow of power, so doing it another way may mean some tiles won’t light. Again, I don’t know that for a fact, but it seems reasonable to me. All things considered, including mulling how to lay out my tiles, it was less than a half hour from opening the package to on the wall and working. One thing to be aware of is that it does not come with the USB power adapter (part that plugs into the wall), and you have to use a 5V 2A one. Many of my cell phone ones are 5V 1.5A, and that will not work correctly. Luckily, we had a spare one floating around from who knows what, but definitely not anything else we were using, so I had no wait time to get these in place.

I love this light set! They connect easily together or you can use them independently. They have stickers that stay on the wall securely. They do require charging sources. It comes with two USB cords. These are so very easy to turn on and off by one simple touch. The lights are bright and function very well. This is an excellent value for the money.

I was excited to get these as I thought they would look really cool over my daughter's bar cart in her apartment. Upon opening the package they were not as expected. I thought they would be more flat and mirror-like but they are about 3/4 in thick and also not as large as I expected. In order to make an impact would need to buy multiple packs. In addition, the color was not as bright as I expected and didn't realize that they would need to be plugged in all the time. On the positive side, they are easy to assemble and lightweight so the adhesive strips that are included are strong enough to hold them so no holes are necessary for hanging.

Pros:- They're pretty bright and have very nice color replication.- The built in effects are cute- The app allows your to schedule on and off timesNeutral- These are not "smart" as in you cannot control them via alexa or google home.- Each hex is made up of 7 individual LEDs.Cons- The build quality is cheep and mine arrived damaged.- The remote offer VERY basic control- The app is basic. While there is a slew of built in effects, they're all just variations of a few overall designs.- You can not map these or individually program each hex or group them together. It's all or nothing.

Very cool lights. Stick to wall well. Provide cute lighting. I got them for my daughter as I got her brother similar ones that changed when touched. These do not, I thought they did… we were all disappointed with that but the patterns and colors are cute nonetheless

The main photo makes these tiles seem flat. They are not. They stick about 1/2 inch off the wall.However - They are fun to put together and make a design out of. They are easy to stick to your wall, bright, and super simple to turn on. All it takes is a slight tap in the center of one tile and that tile lights up. You need it brighter? Tap more tiles! They are all interconnected to a single cord, so they will all work (as long as they are tapped) at the same time. These are fun to design, fun to put up, fun to use, and a lot more practical than I thought they would be! I thought it was going to be all for fun and style, but in reality, they are super practical in certain spaces!

Hard to connect and they don't stay connected. Would take a lot of work for someone with autism to do it alone. Buttons are hard to press also. Only white light very bright.

I followed the directions and I have other hexagon lights that connect like these do, but these just plain won’t work. I tried the power adapter in each of the hexagons because I thought maybe one hexagon was defective and I thought maybe that they all needed to be connected together to work, but still, nothing- This is disappointing. Maybe they would be fine, if they worked.