Every xLights vendor worth your money

The most-recognized coro prop maker in the hobby. Snowflakes, trees, singing faces, matrix panels — they set the shape language the rest of the industry follows.

Highly-produced xLights sequences with signature swirls, matrix effects, and singing face timing that lands every syllable.

Dense, matrix-heavy sequences engineered for large pixel counts. If you have a mega-tree and a matrix wall, xTreme knows what to do with them.

Coro props plus a strong mounting-hardware line. Great for anyone tired of zip-tying props to yard stakes.

Weatherproof pigtails, custom cable lengths, and pre-made harnesses that save you a weekend of crimping.

Focused on popular Christmas radio favorites with sing-along energy — the kind of sequences that make cars stop out front.

Not your grandma's Christmas sequences. Sequence Armory leans into rock, metal, and TSO-style arrangements that hit hard.

US-based pixel supplier with consistent bullet and node quality — no more mystery bags from overseas.

Controllers built for mega displays — high port counts, robust power distribution, and E1.31/DDP-ready out of the box.

Sequences that respect the music — dynamic when the song calls for it, negative-space quiet when it doesn't.

Coro props with more artistic detail — characters, whimsical shapes, and designs you won't see on every third house.

Controllers pitched at the sweet spot between DIY and appliance — great documentation, sensible expansion, xLights-friendly.

Dependable sequencing with clean model layouts — the vendor you recommend when someone asks 'where do I start?'

One of the biggest song libraries in the hobby at accessible pricing — a solid workhorse for filling out a season.

A newer coro prop maker gaining traction with novel shapes and reasonable pricing — worth watching as they expand.