Intex PureSpa Battery Powered Submersible Multi-Colored LED Light PureSpa Models with White, Green, Teal, Blue, and Purple Lights

This makes or breaks the hot tub experience in my opinion. I’ve had mine for about 2 years now with no issues. Had to change the battery twice. I do take it in and out with me every time and rinse with fresh water before I put it away.

Ist sieht sehr gut im Pool aus .

Despite some of the negative reviews I’ve had a good experience just wish the hot tub came with it, I’d guess some of the issues were user error, I made sure the I ring was installed properly and made a good seal after adding batteries, I’ve left the light in the hot tub since and works every time as it should, highly recommend just make sure the battery door is sealed properly before putting it in water.

Awesome little light with multiple colors to choose from. No problems and installed super easy! Highly recommend

elle fonctione tres bien et le tout etais bien securitaire

I purchased this and have had it in the spa nearly non-stop since then, and it is still working great.

Vraiment facile d'utilisation les différentes couleurs apportent un plus lors de l'utilisation du spa la nuit.

First of all, it says in the description Intex so I’m not understanding the bad reviews from people that bought this light for a non Intex spa and then are mad it doesn’t fit. Ya think?! LolIt does the job, but be sure to not leave it in the tub all the time. Eventually water will penetrate the seal. Other than that issue, for the price it’s satisfactory.

embona perfectamente en su lugar, de buena calidad y precio. muy recomendable. Si lo pides ten listas 3 baterias AAA

Still working great after 4 months. I was worried that this would start deteriorating based on many of the bad reviews. I imagine that those folks must leave it in the water constantly. We only put ours in the water when were using it and is still in perfect condition.The unit is simple to use with a variety of color choices. I've had to change the batteries only once. When they start to die, the light will act kind of weird, where the transition effects will stop and the colors will change hue's. I first thought the unit was going bad because even though it was acting up, the lights still came on and stayed on for a while. Once the batteries were change it went back to normal.We also like that the light floats. This allows you to have the light on but the water below will stay dark. If you are naked or would like to be less visible, this is a good option.I would definitely recommend this light and will buy again if our goes bad.

I really like this light for the spa. The colors are good and it sets a mellow atmosphere while soothing your body. My only downfall is that the rubber buttons wear over time and u will eventually find tiny pieces in your hot tub eventually water will find its way to the battery compartment. But I still like the light ambience. I would Highly recommend this light.

My review will be atypical as I am not using an Intex model hot tub.A little background: 3 years ago I got a great deal on a Bestway (now Saluspa) Lay-Z-Spa Miami. I have run it seasonally from Mid-April to Mid-October for the last 3 years and it has performed well in the screen room that I keep it in. The only complaint I have ever had about the tub compared to other inflatable models, is the lack of appropriate lighting to help with night use. Given the fact that only much larger and expensive hot tubs had built in LED lighting, it was a sacrifice I was willing to make at the time of purchase. This season though, I started seeing some after market LED lights for relatively cheap and though this would be a way to fix the problem. The issue is that Bestway/Saluspa DO NOT currently offer add on lights for their tubs and the 3rd party manufacturers all had numerous build quality/longevity complaints and weren't really designed to be mounted to an inflatable hot tub. The one light that was the exception to this was the Intex Purespa LED, which had very positive reviews overall. At $28-$29 shipped it was more expensive than the 3rd party alternatives, and I knew it was a gamble given that it was from another manufacturer, but I figured it was still worth a try for the price. When I first got it, it was pretty evident that it was well designed and built, even has vents behind the light to ensure adequate heat vent dispersal into the tub. It does take 4AAA batteries, but they will last quite a while. When I first attempted to mount it to the heat outlet in the tub, it was too big and I figured it just wouldn't fit. A few weeks later my wife tried it and pressed it firmly against the heat outlet and twisted it a couple of times and it held in place. We even checked to make sure that the heat from the vent wasn't being blocked and it was clearly dispersing from the vents behind the light as intended and held firmly in place with the airjets running. It does a great job providing ambient light for the tub so you can see in the dark in the tub and both it's solid and rotating colors are beautiful.Once again, I am not saying this will fit all Lay-Z-Spa models, but I can confirm that with a little bit of effort it will fit the Miami model with no modifications. Just press firmly against the heat outlet and give a couple of twists and it will hold and work. *EDIT* there are ways to get these to fit pretty much any lay z spa with a little DIY effort. There is even a 3rd party vendor who sells the adapter to get them to fit the newer chem connect tubs. You can also zip tie it to the filter housing, or go the route that I did. I took a plastic holder from a 2 pack of Kid's Vitamins from Costco and put 2 zip ties through the little vents and tie it on to one end of the holder. Simply unscrew the Chem Connect and slide the other end of the holder over the heat outlet and then put the chem connect back in place over it and it holds the light in place perfectly. I have a vid of it in action on youtube.