LED Light Bar, Music Sync RGB Light Bar, USB Ambient Lamp, Color Changing Gaming TV Backlight with Remote Control, 15 Dynamic Modes for Room (App Control) (Small)

Estas barras de luz LED RGB me sorprendieron desde el primer uso. Con solo conectarlas y elegir el modo desde el control remoto, el ambiente cambia por completo. Lo que más me encanta es la función de sincronización con la música: los colores se adaptan al ritmo y crean un efecto envolvente perfecto para ver películas, jugar videojuegos o simplemente relajarse con buena música. El modo Suave le da un toque elegante y fluido, ideal para cenas o momentos tranquilos, mientras que los modos más dinámicos convierten la habitación en una mini discoteca. La instalación es simple, el diseño es moderno y discreto, y al ser USB, puedo usarla con la TV, el cargador del celular o incluso una batería portátil. El control remoto es otro punto a favor: puedo cambiar los colores, ajustar el brillo o el modo desde el sofá, sin tener que moverme. Un detalle que se siente de alta gama en un producto muy accesible.

products work better than i thought for the price. Color options, brightness and size are just as described. The product is very light weight, feels like a toy but really works.

Usually I try to stay away from buying something just because it's cheap. While these lights won't fill the room with light, as an accent light they're actually not bad. I like that I don't have to plug them into my computer to use them. Just plugged them into my surge protector and they work just fine. The brightness leaves something to be desired and they feel like cheap plastic, but that's kinda expected for the price you're paying. You're definitely not gonna get the same brightness, quality or effects from an more expensive brand or bigger system, but if you're just looking for small accent lighting this will do fine. I wish the cords were a big longer as you're definitely limited to wherever you can plug it into. The connection is a Y cable, with about 6 inches from the USB to where it branches apart to each light bar and about *maybe* 2 feet of cable. So yeah, you don't get much room to play around with placement. The functions are the standard ones everyone seems to use, though I think they're labeled wrong. For example "Strobe" smoothly switches between colors but "Smooth" literally does the exact same thing as "Fade", with each color weirdly being shown twice (ie., it dims to a new color, dims again, then shows that exact same color again, then dims and brings up a new color). "Flash" is straight up seizure inducing. Thankfully I don't use the functions and keep it on a single color. The controller works good and doesn't feel like it'll break when you push the buttons, which is definitely a welcome change as remotes for cheap LEDs are usually totally busted. I haven't tried the music feature and have no plans on ever using it for that. All in all for the price and as long as you keep your expectations low, you'll be happy with this. It's not gonna knock it out the park for sub-twenty bucks but it does everything it advertises, which is much better than many other RGB LED products.

The lights can go super bright and super dim andI like that the lights can go dim or bright and different patterns are awesome. You can also choose separate colors, which is also a good thing, but I just happened to get a bad remote control. I have over 15 different set of LED lights and RGB items for my computer and for my home decor which leaves me with about 20 + remote controllers, which all operate off the same frequency

I'm slightly disapointed. These 2 bars are connected with one usb cable, and they both have to be set to the same color. They occassionally are different colors if you're scrolling through the various non static modes, but you can't control it, like set one to orange, and one to teal. The pictures sure make it look like that's something you can do, but I haven't been able to. If there is a way to do it, it's not intuitive and there are no instructions, spare for a little card that says you can power it with a PC port, power bank, or wall brick. The cord is pretty short, which isn't a big deal to me, I have a bucket of USB extension cables, but you may have trouble putting them where you want without one. These will have to do for my next few projects, but if I had known their limitations, I would have spent a little more money on something else.

These lights add a nice touch to my gaming set up and the difference of being able to set it up vertically and horizontal based of preference is nice. The different settings are great as well to change the environment to be one color or to create a party.

Been going strong for years have them as accent lighting on the sim rig

Only syncs to music in the app

Nice