EDIT: There would be a video. Amazon is not allowing it

Let me tell you a thing or two about this fixture and all it's clones
I've bought 3 of these fixtures. I'm going to buy at least 5 more.
Here's why.
They are cheap
They are rugged (only one failure on the middle one it was also an rgb. It was the first one I got over 6 months ago. It was on for pretty much 5 months straight. The red diode died. No big deal!)
They are easy to understand via DMX.
Super easy to control.
Honestly, throw out the remote. You won't use it.
The sound active mode is super responsive and fast.

Tl;dr : Get these. They are amazing.

The media could not be loaded. I got this on sale and I'm very impressed with the unit. It works great on Sound mode and responds beautifully with DMX signal. The patterns are amazing and can be manipulated with DMX. You can Pan, Tilt, Flip, Invert and bounce to the beat of the music. Colors look great and bright with or without fog. You can even mount it with the included bracket. I recommend this unit. Small but powerful.

Worked for 3 gigs so far. Used the canned programs and dead start each time. DMX mode has a lot of control capability. Very bright so be careful and do not shine on people. It is a type IIIb so very bright.

This device does good, bright RG but if you're looking for a real YELLOW LASER, keep looking. This should be labeled as RG200. There are only two lasers and one Dichroic mirror. There is Red Laser and Green laser only. It's the standard Stepper motor drive mirrors scan, which was expected, for the price. Unit is well built, manual with it is for their RGB version, so I'm unsure if their Data for DMX use will function as shown, since only two lasers, it's for sure the Third laser command won't function. I got it for case plus parts, so it's keepable. I am hopeful that True Yellow Laser versions will eventually show up, but this isn't one. The two lasers in it are in good focus, and they are aligned very good, to same spot. They have adjusted their software to produce a Yellow trace in their display, but unfortunately it's a mix of the Red and Green together. I haven't gone further into the case, other than checking with front panel to view Laser setup. Once I get the controller board out, I will update further, on its being a three channel drive or not. It uses the 4 Seven segment LED display and 4 button setup on back. Has the Volume plus Laser power controls. Does come with the basic 3 button IR Remote. One thing that was really nice, it does have Glass window cover for beam out, that keeps out most of the dust etc. that usually plagues most of these displays used in Party Time use. One other note, the steppers are quieter than other displays I have, about the normal on scan speed, and very bright. I have no data about the power level on either laser, but they are nearly as bright on wall as the DMX-RGB400. Power supply is a 12 volt 1.5A Wall Wart. Remote functions are Power, Auto, and Sound. It's a good starter, for price, and is well built. Only thing missing is a Yellow LASER.

Its the coolest laser light that i have seen so far. The lasers blend so well with my 4 in 1 mixed effect dg lighting. It has plenty of shapes and designs that it produces and responds so well with the music beat. I may end up buying one more light. Love it.