Unveiling the Power and Portability of the Novostella Floodlight: A Game-Changer!

NOVOSTELLA 100W RGB LED Flood Light  - https://amzn.to/3JEB2mB
Welcome to the Stuff Zone, folks! Get ready for an exciting video because today we're diving into an absolute gem: the Novostella Floodlight, 100 watts. This thing is a game-changer and exceeded my expectations by a mile. I'll be sharing my thoughts on its design, functionality, and overall performance.

First off, let's talk about the design. The Novostella Floodlight is impressively compact and foldable, making it incredibly convenient to carry around. Whether you're traveling or just need to store it away, this light won't take up much space. With its sturdy build, once you position it, it stays put. Plus, it comes with a four-foot wire, which may be a bit short for some situations, but using an extension cord easily solves that issue.

Now, let's get to the main attraction—the performance. As soon as I plugged it in and turned it on, I was greeted by a solid blue light. No buttons or knobs on the light itself, as all the controls are conveniently handled through a remote control. However, be careful not to misplace the remote, as it's the sole means of controlling the floodlight. It operates on two AAA batteries (or AAAs, as I believe).

Now, let's dive into the remote control functions. While I'm not familiar with all the random programming options, I'll walk you through what I've discovered so far. The bottom buttons offer a straightforward selection of colors, ranging from white to red, orange, yellow, green, light blue, dark blue, and purple. You'll need to point the remote directly at the light for it to work accurately, especially from a distance.

The plus and minus buttons control the brightness, while the buttons on the left side adjust the strobe speed. Even at the lowest brightness setting, the light is impressively bright. I must note that despite its brightness, the floodlight remains cool to the touch even after prolonged use. Kudos to Nova Stella for creating such a well-designed and safe product!

Moving on to the color wheel on the remote control's top, it's a redundant feature in my opinion, as I prefer accessing the solid colors through the buttons at the bottom. The on/off buttons are self-explanatory, and there's an added timer function for automatic shut-off, which is handy for outdoor use or scheduled lighting needs.

Now, let's touch on the strobe and smooth/fade functions. The strobe button allows you to cycle through different colors while strobing, with adjustable speed. You can also set it to a solid color by selecting the desired color button. The smooth/fade function seems to change colors in a filtered manner, but I'm still exploring its full capabilities. I believe the DIY button lets you create custom color combinations and save them as presets using the heart-shaped buttons. However, I haven't fully grasped this feature yet.

To summarize, the Novostella Floodlight is an outstanding light with impressive power, portability, and cool operation. I mainly use it for its solid colors and strobe capabilities, which suit my needs perfectly. If you're interested in seeing a demonstration, make sure to check out the video linked in the description below. If you enjoyed this content, please give the video a like and consider subscribing to the channel for more diverse topics. Thanks for watching, and until next time—bye!