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Chauvet DJ Freedom Flex Stick X4

Four battery LED sticks with removable batteries, sleeves and a wheeled case; one review recommends them.

Four Chauvet DJ Freedom Flex Stick X4 sticks on their bases, unlit

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Only 1 professional review so far, 1 recommending it
Best for
Mobile DJs who want cable-free colour pillars that pack into one case.
Skip it if
You want more than one review to go on, or over 6 hours all-on.

The Internet’s Opinion

From 1 professional review: not much evidence yet.

One professional review recommends it as a powerful, portable set of battery sticks whose removable batteries, wheeled case and white sleeves make it quick to work with; no owner reviews were found to confirm or contradict it.

1 recommend0 mixed0 avoid

See the 1 reviews behind this

1 professional review (1 recommends); 0 owner reviews at Guitar Center (none posted); Thomann does not list the productCompiled 2026-10-15How this is compiled

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Before you buy

Released
July 2024
Status
Current

Works with

  • DMX controllers and lighting software4 to 94 channels

    4, 9, 10, 18, 34, 66 or 94 DMX channel modes through the included USB-C to XLR adapter, which also links it to other DMX fixtures Manufacturer spec sheet (Chauvet DJ), checked 2026-10-15

  • RFC-XL remote and FlareCONOptional controllers

    Chauvet DJ lists the RFC-XL and FlareCON as optional controllers Manufacturer spec sheet (Chauvet DJ), checked 2026-10-15

  • Other Freedom Flex SticksUp to 3, Runway mode

    Up to 3 sticks connect for a runway effect, which the manual calls Runway mode; wireless master/slave runs at 2.412 to 2.48 GHz Manufacturer spec sheet (Chauvet DJ), checked 2026-10-15

  • Freedom Flex Stick BatteryUp to 3 per stick

    The tool-free battery is removable, and up to 3 batteries connect to extend the run time Manufacturer spec sheet (Chauvet DJ), checked 2026-10-15

You’ll also need

  • Spare Freedom Flex Stick BatteriesSold separately

    The set includes one battery per stick; Chauvet DJ sells the Freedom Flex Stick Battery separately for swaps and longer run times Manufacturer spec sheet (Chauvet DJ), checked 2026-10-15

  • RFC-XL remoteNot in the box

    The case holds 4 sticks, 4 white sleeves, 4 USB-C to XLR adapters, 4 batteries, 8 clips and a multi-charger; the RFC-XL is optional Manufacturer spec sheet (Chauvet DJ), checked 2026-10-15

  • Safety cable when hungFor overhead rigging

    The manual says to use a safety cable whenever a stick hangs overhead from its M10 bracket mounting hole Manufacturer spec sheet (Chauvet DJ), checked 2026-10-15

Key specs

Light source
92 x 0.1 W quad-colour (RGB+WW) LEDs per stick, 50,000 hours
Set
4 sticks with bases, 4 white sleeves, 4 removable batteries, 4 USB-C to XLR adapters, 8 clips, a multi-charger and a moulded case
Run time
Up to 6 hours with all colours on; up to 8 hours in a single colour or a chase
Recharge time
3 hours per the manual (Rev. 3, March 2026); Chauvet DJ's product page says 5 hours
Battery
Tool-free removable Freedom Flex Stick Battery; up to 3 batteries connect to extend the run time
Strobe rate
0 to 20 Hz, as Chauvet DJ states it
All 12 specifications
DMX channels
4, 9, 10, 18, 34, 66 or 94, over the included USB-C to XLR adapter
Control
DMX, wireless master/slave (2.412 to 2.48 GHz), optional RFC-XL remote or FlareCON; up to 3 sticks connect for Runway mode
Power
27 W, 0.3 A at 120 V; 27 W, 0.2 A at 230 V; external supply, 100 to 240 VAC
Weight
0.6 kg (1.4 lb) per stick; 0.5 kg (1.2 lb) per base; 18.5 kg (40.8 lb) for the full case
Dimensions
Stick 46 x 35 x 1,520 mm (1.8 x 1.4 x 60 in); case 1,608 x 168 x 418 mm (63.3 x 6.6 x 16.4 in)
Mounting
Free-standing on its base, or hung by the included clips on an M10 bracket mounting hole; the manual says to use a safety cable whenever it hangs overhead

12 of 12 figures sourced; hover one for its source

Our take

Rory TassellWritten from the sources on this page, not from a loan unit.

Only one professional review exists: Pro Mobile recommends the Freedom Flex Stick X4 as powerful, portable and easy to use, praising the tool-free removable batteries, the heavy-duty wheeled case and the white sleeves that give two looks, and states no drawbacks; Guitar Center shows no owner reviews and Thomann does not list it, so the evidence is thin. Chauvet DJ's figures give 92 RGB+WW LEDs a stick, up to 6 hours with all colours on and 8 in one colour. Buy on that basis if four sticks in a case fit your gigs.

What it is

Status, October 2026: current. Chauvet DJ still lists the Freedom Flex Stick X4.

What it is

The Freedom Flex Stick X4 is a set of four battery-powered LED stick lights from Chauvet DJ, each 1.52 m tall with 92 quad-colour (RGB+WW) LEDs, standing on its own base or hanging from the included clips (Chauvet DJ product page). Chauvet DJ's page for it went up in July 2024. The batteries are tool-free and removable, so a charged spare swaps in without taking a stick down, and up to three batteries connect to extend the run time. Chauvet DJ quotes up to 6 hours with every colour on and up to 8 hours in a single colour or a chase; its manual gives a 3-hour recharge, where the product page says 5.

Slip-on white sleeves give each stick a second, diffused look. A stick takes 4 to 94 DMX channels through the included USB-C to XLR adapter, which also links it to other DMX fixtures, and wireless master/slave runs at 2.4 GHz; Chauvet DJ's RFC-XL remote and FlareCON are optional controllers. Up to three sticks connect for what Chauvet DJ calls a runway effect. It also strobes: the strobe lights guide sets out the UK Health and Safety Executive's recommended flash-rate limit for clubs and public performances, as the Epilepsy Society cites it.

A stick weighs 0.6 kg and its base 0.5 kg; the full case weighs 18.5 kg and is 1,608 mm long. The case, Pelican-style with a custom-moulded interior, holds four sticks, four white sleeves, four USB-C to XLR adapters, four batteries, eight clips and a multi-charger. Each stick has an M10 bracket mounting hole, and the manual says to use a safety cable whenever one hangs overhead.

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