Kessil ap700 worth the money???

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anyone running these lights? are they worth the money? also have the following questions:

1. can they be controlled by an android phone? I have been reading alot of bad reviews about these lights not being able to be programed or coming next day after being programed.
read that it can only be controlled with an IPAD device. true or false?

2. can these lights be dialed in and programed to specific intensity/colo ie: percentage setting at a specific time or is it only controlled using a graph. every video I see online only shows the light to be controlled via graph.

3. also read that people are burning thier corals with the intensity output of this light. is this true?

4. lastly how is the light in terms of growing SPS corals? any noticeable shading issues? meaning color is good on the side the sps faces to the light but the back side or underside shows bad coloration or void of color where SPS is loosing zoaxinthelli in tissue?

Thanks for the help and suggestions.
 
Yes you can use with your Android tablet or phone.

Yes they can be dialed in..more control via the phone app where you can control blue, red, green and intensity. More control coming with future versions.

You need to be careful with all lights in regards to intensity. Yes they are strong.

And yes they grow all coral very well. They have the broadest spectrum of light, which is what matters when growing coral.
Check this video out that objectively speaks about this.
 
yeah I saw that vid... some good info in it. how is shadowing with the light?
 

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