Fixed?
It's a brand new light for god's sake, what would ever need to be "fixed".
Would you buy a brand new TV and expect to perform DIY straight out the box.
The sellers love you.
Take a look through the Facebook groups and you’ll see plenty of posts about issues with Radions—people having to RMA them, random failures, connection problems. They’re not immune—like any electronics, they have their flaws. The difference is, there’s no single thread dedicated to documenting it like this one.
This light costs less than 1/5th the price of a Radion, and if there’s a problem, the seller is usually quick to send replacement parts. Most people are happy to spend less and do a quick DIY repair rather than shell out 5x more just for the
option to RMA with Ecotech.
Personally, I had an issue where my light kept disconnecting and shutting off daily. After troubleshooting the basics—like confirming I was on a 2.4GHz network—the seller sent me a new board. I swapped it in myself in 15 minutes, and it’s been flawless ever since. Coral color is better than I’ve ever seen with my old LEDs. I just bought a second light. Total spent? $386 for two lights. Compare that to $2,197.80 after tax for a pair of Radions.
Would I pay $500–$600 for a genuine Radion? Sure, absolutely. But $1,000+ per unit? No thanks. Same goes for the MP40s. I bought two when they first launched for around $300–$350 each. I’m not paying
more now, a decade later, for mostly the same tech. I picked up a Jebao DMP-30 for just over $100 shipped. The MP40s are $515 after tax. Price them around $250, and I’ll buy them again without hesitation.
If you’re not here to offer real feedback or help others troubleshoot, maybe consider stepping back from this thread. Real-world users are here looking for useful info—not negativity.
