Yes basic light control ... but considering that Photoshop had the basis of gradient multicolored control GUI 20+ years YEARS AGO! ...all be in this case you also need the addition of a time line to control changes over time as well.GUI FIX: One should be able to have a simple circle of a choosable X number(s) of colors and the ability to give a % (of 100%) before moving to the next color and the devotion to fade or flash to that next Color.- Chose the number of colors- Pick color for each - Slide to change duration % between each ... -Change speed of circulating through light separately - using the same function currently in use.This puppy remains incredibly lacking - but not for the lack of computational or memory needs built into the smartphones controlling it - but rather from simple laziness of the programming staff/ and budget...Please Fix this and putout an update ASAP ... and you could have a real winner!

This is quite the handy app..... when it’s working. I have had the lights/app for just over a week and almost every time I leave my house and come back, the Bluetooth would not reconnect without resetting the lights pretty much 80% of the time. I’m currently running the app on the IPhone X, so maybe it hasn’t been fully optimized for it yet. The only other minor complaint I have, is the way the music tab is laid out/functions. I wouldn’t mind giving direct access for the app to my music if I could have my playlist, etc. Other than that, when does connect it work well.

There are so many issues with this app that I will only address the worst of them. The main and, ultimately, terrible problem that makes this app useless is that it can not keep any of the lamps connected. I have six lamps and the are CONSTANTLY appearing and disappearing from the main screen of the app. It makes it really difficult to make any changes once you’re in the light’s controls is it disconnects while you’re making your changes. It also makes it very difficult to add any of the lamps to the groups as they only show up in the “group” only if it’s connected. It’s almost easier to use the physical remote to make simple changes.

So yah, as most reviews stated it’s like super basic. Plain ole static RGB color control works good. (Set it to one color and forget it) and their basic color jump patterns work well also. The big buzz killer for me personally, along with many other users is the fact that we can’t choose colors to jump from in basic settings. In order to have this option, you’ve got to basically keep the app open.. which is a no go for everyone. Super crappy on that aspect. If you close outta the app, it stays on last color it was on (in mixer mode). Bummer. Needs work. Doubt they’ll fix it.