TCFUNDY Fog Machine with 9 LED Lights, 500W Smoke Machine with 12 Color Lights Effect for Halloween Wedding DJ Party Stage, Portable Fog Machine Outdoor with 2-in-1 Remote Control (Horizontal)

Works so so well, tons of fog and a short cool down period. The lights are Amazon and bright with multiple settings for the perfect effect. No odd smell but I'm sure it depends on what fog fluid you use. It's a perfect size for portability and hiding. Great value and solidly built!

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to use inside my homemade cauldron for halloween. It works perfectly and is easy to use. Smoke level was great, didn't overheat, used all evening. Remote control can be tricky to learn but once I got it down I had no trouble with it

The media could not be loaded. This smoke machine worked perfectly for my DJ gig and it made the atmosphere look better! People liked it and it made the lights pop more. I have not had any issues with over heating and it’s easy to control the settings with the remote.

Bought to use in our small courtyard during Halloweens. It takes a while for the device to self-prime the fluid and that led me to worry I was doing something wrong. But eventually it will start working. The remote works fine but I didn't quite understand how to use the different colors but the sequence of lights (fade, flash, etc) is easy & works fine. The amount of fog was perfect (a lot)... when the was no wind. Of course, with wind it didn't last at all. Note that the full reservoir would last just under 1 hour. After use, I cleaned it up as best that I could and carefully emptied the reservoir by up-ending the device. Then ran the 20% vinegar solution as directed. After a year of storage, I noticed a lot of the propylene glycol solution (fog juice) had drained from the machine. Strange, since I was so careful a year ago. Anyway, set it up and it worked fine except that the priming of the tube seemed to take even longer (10 min?) but then it worked great. THIS TIME, I opened up the metal casing (only 8 screws, & the handle) and found that the inside base tray had a lot of fog juice. About 5 mL throughout. I cleaned that up with strips of paper towels and tweesers... a bit tedious but only took about 5 minutes. Then put everything back together for next year. So far I've only used about half of my Fog Juice (1 gal container). So I'm happy with this purchase. My kids (5 & 11yo) loved it and all of the neighborhood kids - and parents - enjoyed it as well. This is much better than dealing with dry ice which is what I did 2 years ago. And cheaper in the long run.

We got two for Halloween and they worked great! Super atmospheric when it got dark and between the two of them we could fog the whole front yard.Lights are great, but very bright, so be careful not to point at the road ;)

GF was very happy! Good deal for the price. Puts out a good bit of fog. Note, don’t use in the house. It will set off smoke alarms! 🙂

Remote had to be moved all over the place to find the right spot to work. Smoke came out at first and then just a trickle. Tried all troubleshooting and when retailer asked me to take it apart and take pictures of wires to troubleshoot, moved on

Let's start with positives. It make a huge amount of fog. The Led lights are bright enough. The cost isn't bad. The seller has multple fog machines and has good reviews.The wish it was done a little better things.The tank could be larger. It holds a little over a cup of fog juice. That will last about 45 minutes. The are no adjustments to the amount of fog juice used. Or the fan speed. It would be nice to be able to adjust how much fog is produced.There are not many adjustments for the LEDs. You have a strobe and fade. You can't adjust the speed. It would be nice to set them lower.Now for the safety concerns. It gets hot. Don't try to move it when it is heated up. You could burn yourself. Plan where you will set it, so it is away from any flammables such as curtains.The most serious concern is a potential fire hazard. DO NOT leave it unattended while on. There is no safety cutoff for the heater. Once it run out of fluid the heater and pump are still on. When I let it run down by accident there was a definite electrical burning smell.The remote control DOES NOT turn the heater off. If you relied on that, you could potentially have it boil out the fog juice and overheat.At the very least it should have a thermal switch to shut it down if it gets too hot, to prevent it catching fire.The remote should shut down the heater when you turn the fog off as well.Those design flaws will probably get the Consumer Product Safety Commission involved at some point.Too bad, because overall I like it.