EmberelaHEXlights Sensory Lights for Kids - 7pk Touch Hexagon Lights, Remote Controlled - Autism-Friendly Tap Tap Wall LED Panels for Sensory Room - Table Stand Included

Purchased these lights for my toddlers room in 2023 we love them they are still going strong and this company has amazing customer service I look forward to purchasing again in the future!

Grandson gift who has the autism, really enjoys them n get stimulation from them

My kids love these!

My 6 year old ADHD son absolutely loves these for his indoor playhouse. When we first got them in, he sat in front of them for a good hour playing around with it's different functions. He enjoys that the lights have a dimmable option and can be all different colors at one time. We have ours in a honeycomb shape, which wasn't the easiest to get to hold together, but once they were all put together, they stayed together.

A pack of three just wasn't enough to really have any fun with so I bought a second pack for six total. Wish they would come in larger packs to really maximize the effect. These lights were very easy to connect together and can be arranged in many configurations. I went with a vertical configuration to fit a specific area of the wall, conveniently just above an available outlet. I needed them to be at a specific height and easily accessible for my 3 year old. They were easy to attach to the wall with the supplied adhesive pads. From there on though, things have been a bit iffy. Every now and then, although the connection is solid, one of the lights will just poop out and decide not to work. Not sure why. The only way to reset it is to unplug the whole thing and plug it back in again. It's not always the same one. It just seems to be random. Weird. The tap feature of the lights is inconsistent as well. Sometimes it takes a very light touch to change colors and sometime you really have to smack it with force. This is what is most annoying to my kid. Not sure why this happens. They look cool though when working and the lights are nice and bright in each color. They will definitely light up a dark room. The remote works well at least for going through the various features but the main intended use is to be tap lights. We'll try to make due with these, as finicky as they are, until something better comes along.

I've been upgrading my study which is also my collectors room. I've recently purchased a light up desk and frame. This was the perfect addition. The only reason I docked a star is because the lights can easily come unattached while moving them to the desired location (I made the shape I wanted then struggled to get it onto the wall because I had to hold all the hexagons together). But other than that no issues! No matter what color I have my desk light set to, I can make these match. The remote is a super awesome addition as well

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely yes. My daughter is autistic and visually impaired and she loves bright lights and this is it. She’s gonna love it. Will be ordering more

These may possible be the cheapest and worst lights I have ever seen. For starters, the main issue is that each hexagon is connected by a two-way USB connection that is in no way shape or form fitting. Its lose, easily becomes disconnected, has no inter-locking mechanism. These hexagons fall apart before you can ever get them on your wall. I think, the designer intended to remedy this by adding little two prong pegs that would slot in to the tips of the hexagons to make them attach better. In my experience it did absolutely nothing as the second you go to carefully put these on the wall, they fall out so you're back at square one. even if connected semi properly, the flow of power is run through the little two-way USB adapters. This is extraordinarily poor because adequate power doesn't flow all the way down the daisy chain making the lights at the end of that chain less bright.Assuming you even get these connected properly and mounted on the wall, now you have to deal with the fact that the lights arent responsive to touch, sometimes you have to tap them kind of hard to get them to switch color. This can also inadvetantly disconnect the lights by doing so.So you're left with the remote, which may or may not work when you press a button. What you miss out on with the remote is you cant change individual lights. It just changes the entire connected relay.Finally, Once you mount them to your wall, you better have spakle and paint ready if you want to end up returning them or moving them because the adhesive they use is unreal strong. It has left several holes in paint and dry wall.Just stay far away from these.