Star Shower Motion Laser Light - Red and Green, Cover up to 3200 Square Feet

Does not have on off switch, green light fades after some time may be due to heat . Working fine since 2 days.

Low material use

BEWARE... we had these up for 1 month and we had no problems with operation. They look awesome on the house. BUT...We took down the decorations recently and found that all the wires had split on each of these Star Shower Laser Lights.BEWARE of electrical shock!! Possible FIRE hazard! See pictures.To their credit they are inexpensive and provide awesome light effects. It would be too costly to return them and pay return shipping, so...I plan to repair the wires. If I can get another season or two out of them after I fix the wires then I will be content.UPDATE: I requested a return and much to my surprise they are sending a full refund, including S&H! Go Amazon!! Thank you.I just wanted to send out a WARNING to users and potential buyers, of the dangerous conditions you may be exposed to.Thinking of kids using this product and grabbing those cords gives me chills.Awesome idea, but needs a better power cord.We have many decorations that we have been using for more than 20 years that have no splits in their cords and they still work flawlessly.I gave it 3 stars because we really enjoyed the light show. Grandma (90) and the grandkids, family, friends, passersby gave many compliments.BulbHead really needs to look into recalling, or upgrading these units. Someone may get hurt.Thanks again Amazon for the full refund!

It is what it is. This light does what it says it will do, and mine works fine.Pros:* It casts red and green light dots on the house, and they move from a wide spread display, to tighter clusters, and back, continuously.* It comes on at dusk, and stays on til dawn, or until you unplug it. (I finally got a timer cord, that also comes on at dusk, but shuts off after 4 hours, so I don't have to go out to unplug it every night.)* It is super easy to set up - just plug it in, then stab it into the ground. (Easy in FL, maybe not if your ground is frozen).* Spares us old folks the risk of trying to put up real lights on the house.Cons:* Looks cool if you're the only guy doing it, but several of my neighbors also have this, and it's kind of monotonous in the neighborhood. (Ie, the 1 guy with the real lights looks waaay better, by comparison).* It does not cover a huge house like they show in the photo. It barely covers half of my one story home.* I'm from NH originally, and this would last til the first snow, then be buried thereafter til spring. Not an issue in FL, but if you live in snow country, I'd find a way to get it set up higher than the total snow expected in January, so it doesn't get buried. (ie, tripod, mailbox, lawn chair, etc).* Really short cord. You do need an extension cord to use it, which also means you need a way to protect the connection from moisture. (None included). I used plastic wrap several times around the connection, but it's my dry time, and in FL there's no snow, so not much of an issue. Snow country - that may, or may not be enough.Overall, I love that I can have lights without climbing ladders. This works fine for that, but it's not the best display in town, and if several are visible from one street, it does seem bland. I'm old, and no kids live with me, and only one kid lives on my street, so I'm not worrying about it, but if you have lots of little ones you want to Wow, I think I'd aim for the the real lights, instead.

I bought this in September for 33% more than it can be bought today for use at Christmas (now).after 1 week of use the Green laser is now not working and the Red is not very showy.It now costs as much to ship back as buying a new one...pretty bad for 1 weeks use so beware...I would not purchase again especially from Amazon. If you purchase locally at a big box at least they would give you your money back without charging you for shipping the defective backWorst Amazon purchase since 1999