Olight Sphere - Olight's Best Value Light

Olight Sphere is both aesthetically pleasing and practical, featuring a transparent shell and 360-degree light-emitting surface design.

It's a vibe maker. With the button switch, you can choose 7 different light colors; with the Olight app, you can pick 20!

*The Olight app has been released in the United States. Other countries will be released very soon.
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[bamabladez]

Very cool! Even cooler if i had $600 worth of them like shown here. 😂

[trentneumann]

Basically, Obulb 360. Hopefully not too expensive like the obulbs have gotten

[newtothis]

show a video with the max spheres connected together and the cool things you can do

[neverstoplearning]

I have the obulb and like it
Looking forward to seeing how this compares

[mattkulesza]

This thing is AWESOME!! just added it my cart yesterday. Came in the mail today!!!

[Lume-O-Holic]

Yeah like someone is going to buy 30 of these and fill there house with them - can you imagine trying to charge them all. Stupid video

[IEA_]

$26 each and these people rocking 50 of them. 😝 yeah ok

[johnyrebel]

When can we get a cool white obulb? Enough with the yellow dingy light

[TDAMGIRL]

looks cool, can't wait to get mine. 👍❣

[donaldstrader]

Now if you show us how to add some of those multiple Spheres to a Group in the Group Control tab, that would be helpful. I have not figured out yet is how to create a group of multiple Spheres in the Olight app so one can turn them all on or off at once. There is a tab for group control but I see no way to add to the group. I dimly recall doing this with previous Obulbs in a prior version of the app, but do not see how to do it currently. If you go to Device management in the three dot menu, you can select them, but the only option is to delete, which I do NOT want to do. Sigh.

[socialnginrin]

@0:31 agree, great spheres @_@
Cute and neat product idea :)
I don't expect much output, but we will see how bright it is when it arrives lol

[Hobbies]

Just a gimmick to make money. If it put out some actual useful light (brightness) I can see an immediate use for it while setting up lighting on film sets. This would be a fantastic area light in dark spaces or outside at night. 360 degrees of output would be so handy. Lighting up an area without having to have an overhead light in order to get things set up. However, this gimmick is useless for any practical use. Even the "red flashing mode for signaling" already has tons of other and cheaper LED lights for that purpose.