Emberela HEXlights 3-Pack Hexagon Lights, Touch & Remote Controlled RGB Wall Panels, Hexagon LED Lights Panels - Great for Living Room, Bedroom & Game Room Decor - Includes Table Stand

The colours are very vivid. Bought the set of three for my 6yr old autistic son who loves lights and it is a real hit. He enjoys the interactive control and remote too. Downsides - a little fiddly to connect up but once done it's fine - you also need to tap the centre to change the colours but he picked this up quickly - the remote isnt as responsive as would like. But for £15 in sale it is well worth it

Very awkward to put together and always comes apart easy, also when you tap they don't always work they are in the small side as well. Bought for my autistic son and he wasn't that impressed

There is a bit of camera glare to the video attached to this review, so the video doesn't do the Hex Lights justice. In real life, they look fabulous. They are extremely easy to fit together, it takes just a couple of seconds. Just be sure to read the instructions carefully to make sure the connector arrows are facing the right way and are placed in the ports the right way up. Initially, two of the lights didn't work despite the arrows facing the right way, so I flipped the connector over, put them back in and that fixed it. They can either be wall mounted with enclosed self-adhesive sticky pads or stood on a surface using the supplied stand as shown in the video. The self-adhesive sticky pads mean they can be wall mounted without any drilling or screwing, so easy enough for a child to do. They are controlled via a remote control (battery included) or touch control. They look super, really pleased with them.

These are a good lower budget alternative to the quite pricey Nanoleaf tiles. These do not have advanced effects like Nanoleaf, and instead each hexagonal "tile" works independently (though the remote can control all tiles at once). These are very simple to connect - they include double ended USB Type-A male connectors that you just slot into one of the various ports on each tile, and then you have clips to secure the tiles together to form consistent spacing between each one (less than 1mm of spacing FYI). Once connected and plugged into a power source via the included 2M USB Type-A cable (you can use a PC, a console, power bank, phone charger wall plug etc), they will immediately start working. The remote (which comes with a coin cell battery) is handy for setting static colours and effects across all three tiles (or more, if you already have them), though the main selling point is the ability to touch the tiles to change between 7 different colours and 3 effects (strobing, fading, instant changing). The touch requires you press down flat with at least three fingers to change the light effects - I've found it to be around 80% accurate. I'll find that sometimes, it just completely misses a tap or two. I've attached a video to see what I mean. It includes sticker pads for wall mounting, and a table stand so you can just have it standing upright on a surface without having to mount it anywhere. Quite a fun little gadget, my 7yo loves it and keeps changing the colours constantly so my living room now looks like we're having a mini disco! Would recommend!

Not that impressed to be fair, They are made of cheap feeling plastic, the touch is only in the very middle, in fact you can see in the video the darker spot in the middle of each light is the touch button, which is a bit naff to be honest. The remote control basically does everything you can do by touching the light apart from the fact you can make the lights fade (ish) or jump from colour to colour, but they all do it uniformly, so you can't have different colours going off at the same time. If you want to make sure they don't move apart there are little clips that sit between each light, but I noticed that using those pushes the lights slightly apart so there is a gap between each light, rather than it being totally flush. If you want to have them on a wall, I assume you just use the peel and stick, stickers in the pack, but they look like if you stick them to a wall, the sticker would rip any wallpaper, or paint off if you decided to move them. Plus the USB cable has to be plugged in to use the lights. Not the best, but could be ok for a desk light. one of these days Amazon will wake up to letting us use 1/2 stars as this isn't really worth 4, but certainly deserves more than 3

Well built hexes. Vibrant and strong colours. The glow is nice mat. Connecting it isn’t too complicated . You can do pretty much any shape when you have more then 3 hexes. All its connected with small double sided USB a connector that hides on the back and it’s secured with small pins. Attached to wall with double sided 3m like tape. All powered by single usb a to USB a cable. Only one cure responds to IT receiver but all works just fine. It can be controlled with remote and by touching centre of the hex to set any colour desired. Brightness can be controlled too for night glow or to brighten entire room. I am quite happy with this product making great addition for me boys room

Great hexagon lights. Ordered for my autistic 6 yo child. She lives colours. I put it on her desk and this is really nice thing. She can change light with control remont or touching any of hexagons. It is really relaxing to play with lights. You can put on any wall or use stand and put just on any surface. Size is not big, but lights are really bright. I think this is excellent decor for child's room. Good price. It was super easy to assamble and connected. Recommend it.

These look amazing, the color is amazing, and they are easy to use. Putting them together was simple and more can be added on very easily, and then it came with wall stickers to put on the wall easily. These are in my 3 year old sons room and have so far lasted over a month in there at his height level so he can use them. He likes them overnight at bedtime and I also bought them for him to use when he needs to calm down. He is able to easily control them himself with the remote but they also work by touch which I like. I will 100% by more of these in the future and will come back to this brand.

These HEXlights Sensory Lights for Autistic Children 3-Pack and Emberela HEXlights Hexagon Lights 3pk Touch Hexagon Lights, are made of durable, very high quality materials. It features 3 Remote / tap Controlled Light Tiles, table stand and wall mounting kits included, USB power cable, adhesive dots, and instructions. I am always watching out for good sensory tools for our neurodivergent child. These sets of HexLights are a great find. These hex lights are excellent. They can be used independently or as a single unit. One can change the RGB colours via touch on the light pads or by using the remote control provided. They have special connectors to share the power source in a group and each one has its own port to power it alone as well. You can join multiple sets together to make a larger light space. One can mount these light panels or use the table top stand. We are using two sets combined in conjunction with the OT for therapy and so far these are a favourite with our child. These sets are great value for money and I recommend these products.

I bought this to use as a red - yellow - green "traffic light" for controlling noise levels a classroom. It assembled easily and it very bright and attractive. OK quality, 'Made in China' goods. The electronics work fine and I have no complaints but the adhesive backing was a little bit weak when i placed it up on the drywall. It fell down the next moring on the floor and the pieces came apart. I reapplied it with my own thicker, stronger double-sided tape and it seems to be working great. If you use the adhesive strips, be sure to press really hard to get a firm seal.

I wanted to love these. I see them all the time at big box stores. But these were "ok" at best. The lighting function itself is fine. It glows and cycles through when you have them connected and use the remote. But I found the connection pins used to connect them to each other, to be very annoying. There are two types of pins used to connect these hexagon tiles together. One has an electronic chip in it to provide the power, and the other kind of pin looks like two prongs that help secure the pieces together. What I found was, these two-pronged pins don't sit snuggly in the holes and very little movement is needed to force them to pop out. The electronic chip pins are easily bumped and disconnected, even if they look connected. It was frustrating watching my child try to play with the tiles only for them to disconnect every time she tried to tap the buttons. Another issue, although less an issue, the sensitivity of the tiles. They need a firm touch to activate and for a child seeking sensory input, this takes more patience between taps. When stacked, the tiles can sit on a desk, but need a base behind it to prevent it from toppling. I think the best way to make use of this model is by attaching it to the wall where it wouldn't be moved. Otherwise the connections are spotty.

I got these hexagon lights for my home office, and they’ve added such a lovely touch to the space. The set of three hexagons really brings a lot of character to the room, and I love that you can tap on each one to change the colors or the transitions. It’s a fun and interactive way to create different moods depending on the day. The lights come with a remote control, which makes it easy to adjust the colors and brightness, but I do wish there was an app option for my phone. Even without it, they’re still super convenient to use. I like that they run off a USB plug, so I can use them anywhere, even if I don’t have an outlet nearby—great for a little extra flexibility. Installation was easy, and I’ve set them up both on the wall and as a table lamp using the included stand. Overall, they’re exactly as described—bright, fun, and functional. These lights are a great way to brighten up any space, and I’m really happy with how they turned out!