MITO Infinity Dodecahedron Mirror Light, Color Art Light for Game Room Decor 3D Hyper Cube RGBW Color Changing Night Lighting for Computer Desk

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I’m really happy with this infinity mirror light. The colorful LED lights create a beautiful 3D effect that looks amazing, especially in a dark room. It adds a fun and modern touch to my space and makes a great decorative piece. The colors are vibrant and eye-catching, and the design is unique. Overall, it’s a fun light and a great addition to any room!

I loved this infinity effect light. It has very striking colors and creates a spectacular atmosphere, especially at night. It’s easy to use and looks great on the desk.

We recently visited an illusion museum in Las Vegas where my husband was mesmerized by one of their giant infinity mirrors. While I could not bring home the big floor model, I found this version and it has been such a fun and unique addition.The illusion effect really works, creating a tunnel-like view that entertains both kids and adults. We own a tattoo shop in Maryland called Bad Decisions Tattoos and Piercings and I am even considering placing it out front with a sign that says “Your tattoo ideas are infinite!” which feels like a perfect fit for the vibe.The mirror comes with a remote that makes it easy to switch between colors, adjust the speed, or even set a timer. The color options are vibrant and the transitions are smooth. It is surprisingly versatile for both home use and as a quirky shop display.One quick tip: make sure you remove the plastic film before setting it up since it makes a big difference in clarity.Overall, if you are looking for something eye catching, conversation starting, and a little trippy, this infinity mirror light delivers.

I've tried making one of these myself, and although my result was unacceptable, I learned some things. I also have a Hyperspace Hypercube and have appreciated its quality. These are the basis for my following comments.This feels like the same cheap quality I've gotten from many other Chinese-made gadgets; I can pick it up by the power cord and not feel bad about it. But the quality really is stunning: The fit of the panels into the frame is perfect, and the transmission/reflectivity of each is perfect, at least for the size of the unit -- at effective infinity, I can't desire the lights to be closer together.But. Internally, the lights are effectively one continuous string. Because of the structure of a dodecadedron, getting LEDs on every edge is very challenging... so they didn't even try, and there are LEDs on less than 2/3 of the edges. I can definitely notice this during operation, and it is irksome. And the end of the string stops one led shy of an edge, likely because the first one was also alone on an edge. It was almost like they didn't want this to be too perfect.And, while it looks cool, it could be better. The app and controller are generic, so there's nothing curated for a dodecahedron, and no function to randomize effects or to put them into a playlist. I'm also disappointed that it's BT only, so I can't hack the Wi-Fi API and get it integrated with my other automated lighting. That said, I have a developer's controller from Hyperspace that I might try to connect instead of the included controller for both better patterns and automation. The connector on this light is a 1/8" female stereo connector, giving a nicer professional look than the JST connector on the Hyperspace controller, so I'll have to make an adapter, but kudos there to MITO.tl/dr: This light has impressive quality. I am disappointed with its lack of complete internal coverage (that's why my rating is not 5). The controller is BT generic but not a deal-breaker. I'd easily pay double for having all edges covered and a Wi-Fi controller with an API, but I got what I paid for.