Beautiful mood lamp with some functional defects

As a light mood, the Living Colors lamp AURA designated, a designation which is justified can be with their help but quite impressive lighting effects in your own four walls conjure. Touting the 16 million colors with which the provider but turn out quite quickly as significantly exaggerated, the average person can be seen here eight: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple and pink lights though in different degrees of intensity, how to but refuse to to get 16 million, the secret of the manufacturer will probably remain.

In terms of processing, the lamp was produced in standard plastic lightweight construction, but looks quite nice and of high quality. The beam power of 120 lumens is not enough to illuminate a room to read, for example in the light, the AURA is simply too dim. Via remote control, the color can be changed or dimmed, but this does not work so well. The variation of colors via a hub on the remote control, on the one part, has to turn quite a wolf until you reach the desired color. The disc itself acts processed quite cheap and provides an in turning not feel that she is doing what she should.

Despite the shortcomings listed here, the AURA is ultimately a very decent product, but more clearly fall into their weaknesses weight, when compared with the model SMART LINK from the same product line. The shines brighter, though smaller, can be dimmed better and has a top-functional remote control. Also priced the two models do not have much, who looks for a mood light, so it should rather resort to SMARTLINK, unless he has a crush on the design of AURA.