Too much fog
Too much fog. I thought it would just make a light mist for the photos. Not what i wanted.

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Too much fog. I thought it would just make a light mist for the photos. Not what i wanted.

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The fog machine works okay for small events, but the output is a bit lighter than expected. It's easy to set up and the price is fair, but it takes a little time to warm up. Good for casual use, but not quite strong enough for bigger venues.
They told me to double-check the measurements before ordering. Like i'm supposed to read everything?

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The effect is impressive when it works, but the overall experience felt a bit underwhelming. Hope future versions are more user-friendly.

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