Govee US via Amazon has
7.8' Govee Smart TV Backlight RGBIC LED Strip Lights (40-50" TVs, 77 Scene Modes) on sale for
$12.99.
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Product Details:
- Unique RGBIC Lighting Effects: Govee TV LED Backlight allows to customize each strip segment and display multiple colors at the same time.
- Smart App & Voice Control: Manage the LED lights for TV with Govee Home App via Bluetooth & Wi-Fi, or use Alexa & Google Assistant for voice control. (Note: This model doesn't capture colors from your TV and 2.4G Wi-Fi only)
- Govee Home App offers 77 preset scene modes and 11 music modes, from which you can choose the lighting effects that suit your mood or the atmosphere around you to provide an immersive viewing experience.
- Govee TV LED backlight allows the colors and brightness levels to sync with the rhythm, helping you create the vibe you need. You can also choose one of your favorite modes to suit your moods and enhance your TV-watching experience.
- This 7.8ft led lights for TV can cover 4 sides of 40-50 inch TVs. It is recommended to use the cable clips to secure the TV LED strip lights to make them snugly fit your TVs.
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Can't tell if I would get annoyed with it after the initial "oh wow that's cool" wears off.
Can't tell if I would get annoyed with it after the initial "oh wow that's cool" wears off.
Other brands have similar options for less than Govee's sale price. Also, Vivitar has a light strip that syncs with the TV for $20.
@MX400ex72: I had a super cheap light strip from Temu on the back of my previous TV. I left it on solid blue all the time. A week ago, I replaced the TV, but I didn't trust the adhesive to keep working, so I left the strip on the old TV. I liked it, but I wasn't excited about it. However, my wife mentioned missing the light.
It's not as much for fun, but more the viewing experience. There is less eye strain when there's a suitable color in the background with what's playing on TV. You can adjust brightness. I don't really know why, but the soft lighting on the side really helps.
You might not notice much as it's working unless you focus on the lights. It's similar to how the walls or surfaces in front of the TV change in color from the ambient light of the TV. You don't notice it while watching, but know it's happening. This has the same effect, but on the wall behind your TV and around the borders. So it doesn't distract, sometimes makes things more immersive. Like if in a cartoon, a character was having a deep thought, so the screen is dark, then suddenly they get angry and the background is red, and your walls turn red with it, expanding the feeling.
That's why the well synced ones are well worth it.
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I use a different Govee light which is a light bar that syncs to the TV. I love it.
It's not as much for fun, but more the viewing experience. There is less eye strain when there's a suitable color in the background with what's playing on TV. You can adjust brightness. I don't really know why, but the soft lighting on the side really helps.
You might not notice much as it's working unless you focus on the lights. It's similar to how the walls or surfaces in front of the TV change in color from the ambient light of the TV. You don't notice it while watching, but know it's happening. This has the same effect, but on the wall behind your TV and around the borders. So it doesn't distract, sometimes makes things more immersive. Like if in a cartoon, a character was having a deep thought, so the screen is dark, then suddenly they get angry and the background is red, and your walls turn red with it, expanding the feeling.
That's why the well synced ones are well worth it.
I can't comment on the expensive ones that change color with what you're watching (this one doesn't do that either though), but I really like just having a warm white backlight behind the TV, less eye strain watching/enhances the picture of the TV IMO. I feel like the fancy ones with flashy colors might add strain.
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