Daymeet Led Lights for TV, 16.4ft TV Led Lights Backlight Behind for 65-85 inch Led Strip Lights,RGB Color Changing Light with Remote, Music Sync Bluetooth APP Control USB Christmas Lighting

I have to say that this is the nicest bias lighting I've ever purchased and it was also the cheapest. I just bought a new 83-in OLED. I had to buy new bias lighting for it. My old TV was an 82in LCD and I bought really nice bias lighting for it but for some reason I can't find it to order it again. The lights that I currently have on my TV are not as good as my former TV's bias lighting so I thought, I'll order another set of lights to put with the current bias lighting to make it even brighter. Well I ordered this set and I have to say that it's the nicest bias lighting I've ever seen. Before I put lights on my TVs I always test them first because a lot of times they don't work. I plugged this set in and the lights worked but the remote did not work. I checked the battery compartment and the the wrong battery was in the remote. You'd think the manufacturer would know how to read their own directions on the back of the remote. The battery in the compartment was number 2025. According to the diagram on the back of the remote it should be a 2032. It's hard to see but it's there. Look through your phone camera and enlarge to see the diagram. Well I just happened to have a 2032 battery so I put it in the battery compartment and the lights worked with the remote. The reason why I'm so impressed with this set is because the remote is a better remote than all the other bias lights I've ever purchased. Also, it comes with an AC plug (optional) which I've never seen in any bias lighting set before. I think I've ordered six sets of bias lighting in the in my life. I would buy this again. If you want a REALLY bright light coming from the back of your TV I would recommend buying double the length that you need.

These strip lights are easy to install and inexpensive for the value. You power them via built-in USB connection, but if you have an older TV, you might need to buy a USB splitter if you already have another USB device. Once you plug in the lights, they automatically turn on and you can start removing the sticky tape as you install them. While the adhesion is very sticky and firm, you do have time to move them to adjust the placement—you simply loop the corners and keep going. While you can cut these at the metal points. I just ran the extra lights on the back of my TV you can use these with the remote or the app. One issue I found is that I can’t use the multi-color lighting effect without one of the moving effects. I’m still trying to figure out the options in the app. There is a color wheel in the app and can slide it to pick from an array of colors if you want to go with solid lighting. App also has multicolor designs and themes. The remote works fine with the lights plugged behind my TV. It picks up the signal without issue. I really didn’t have high expectations for these since they’re inexpensive, but they look fantastic and have impressed me. I have the 16.4 ft around my 65inch tv. These are both fun and soothing on the eyes if you’re looking for bias lighting. So far, they seem durable and turn on automatically with my TV too.

These are amazing, they are segmented and have over 100 segmented presets for you to choose. These are also USB powered and they can be used anywhere or take with you, used outdoors for parties (when its not raining, just bring them inside afterwards, you can re-use them over amd over for different events if you dont peel off the sticky film) I use these outdoors for events, holidays and music festivals I host, i just plug them into those usb power banks. On a cheap power bank I can run a 33ft section for nearly 2 full days. I like to use them on my Christmas tree because it's like ribbon during the day with the lights off and a magic show at night or when the lights are off. This is the setting I call "Cat in the Hat". I have a total of 22 sets of these ranging from the 9ft, 13ft and 33ft strips all connected to the app. It does let you group them in the app so you can set them on different modes and timers (you have to make sure the other sets are disconnected from the Bluetooth or unplugged when changing the segmented presets to another preset if you don't want them to all do the same preset, once you're done just reconnect the the others and they will stay on the their previous setting/memory) I get lots of compliments on these lights and they make wonderful gifts for anyone, ecspecially artist and teenagers. These aren't weather proof, or waterproof but I've had a set on my porch for a full year now and they work like new with no fading or hotspots. My porch is covered but it still gets damp during the winter and rainy months, and it occasionally gets a little wet when its windy with rain. I do wish these worked with Alexa, but they aren't advertised to work with Alexa so you know that in advance. The price is by far the most affordable in comparison with others, you get more lights on your strip than with others as well. You can also change the way the lights sync with the microphone to external or internal mic modes (you have 8 different music sync preset adjustments that you can make. I've never given a glowing review before on any product, I just usually give stars amd move on. However, after a period of 15 months of ownership starting from my first set of these I felt compelled to leave a serious review. I can honestly say this is the best money I've ever spent. To me it feels like every time I buy a set of these ranging from 5.99 when on sale to 17.99 for the 33ft it feels like Im getting my monies worth and then some. I truley didn't realize what I was getting when I bought these lights and I honestly thought they perhaps sent me more expensive lights by mistake. If you're not happy with these lights for the price you paid, then I don't think it's possible for you to be happy at all. Everytime I see these lights on (which is daily) I get lost in their beauty and immediately feel better. NOTE TO THE SELLER: I hope you keep these lights in the same price range. However, if you mention segmented and rgbic in you advertising a little more clearly you could easily charge a little more.

It lasted for a while and then the wire did break, but really good lighting and stuff

I recently got these TV lights, and I’m genuinely impressed. The installation was super easy—just stick them on, plug them in, and you're ready to go. The colors are vibrant and add a nice ambiance to movie nights. The remote works well, and the brightness is adjustable, which is a nice touch. Overall, it’s a fun upgrade for the living room—totally worth it!

If you’re ready to turn your TV time into a cinematic experience, the Daymeet LED Lights for TV are the perfect way to upgrade your setup. These 9.8-foot RGBICW LED strips bring a splash of color and ambiance to your TV, making everything you watch feel extra epic. Whether you're binge-watching your favorite shows, gaming, or just chilling with mood lighting, this LED backlight will have your screen looking like it's in a futuristic light show. 🚀 What makes these lights a must-have: Customizable RGBICW magic: Not just your basic RGB—this kit gives you RGBICW, which means more color options than you can shake a remote at. You can set multiple colors at once on the strip, creating dynamic effects that make it look like your TV is casting out a light storm. Whether you want a subtle glow or a party behind your screen, this has got you covered. 🌈⚡️ Syncs with your vibe: From cozy warm whites to vibrant rainbow flashes, you can change the lighting to match your mood or the action on screen. Horror movie? Go with eerie greens. Romantic comedy? Soft pinks. Or just let it cycle through colors like your own personal light DJ. 🎶 Perfect fit for 32-60 inch TVs: With 9.8 feet of length, it’s just the right size to cover all the edges of most TVs in the 32-60 inch range, giving that immersive glow without being overwhelming. Plus, installation is super easy—just peel and stick the adhesive backing, plug it in, and voila, your TV goes from average to awesome in seconds. 👌 Remote control or app? Yes, please! Whether you’re using the handy remote or controlling everything from your phone, changing colors and adjusting brightness is a breeze. No need to get off the couch. Lazy Sunday just got lazier. 🛋️ Bottom line: If you want to bring the movie theater vibes home or just give your living room a serious glow-up, the Daymeet LED Lights for TV are a fun, easy way to add personality to your setup. With vibrant, customizable lighting and a sleek look, your TV will go from boring to brilliant in no time. 🌟

These LED lights for my TV have been a fantastic little upgrade. They cast a nice, even glow behind the screen with tons of vibrant colors that change smoothly, creating great ambiance for watching shows or just relaxing in the room. Setup was super straightforward—just peel, stick, and plug in via USB—and the 9.8-foot length was perfect for running along the back of my TV stand without any awkward gaps or excess. For the price, it's absolutely worth it; you get solid, eye-catching lighting without spending a lot.

The first thing you should know is that this LED strip light has a USB connector for power. However you need to supply the power -- no USB power adapter is included. I used a spare cell phone charger. The light strip itself is bright and works well. But the controller for the strip is difficult to operate. In theory, you can use an infrared remote control or an app on your smartphone paired via Bluetooth. But in practice, switching from one control to another doesn't seem to work: if you start by using the remote control, the app won't work and vice versa. Sometimes no controls will work (not the app, not the remote control and not even the local on/off power button). The only way to recover is to disconnect the power and then try again. I was able to set up a timed schedule using the app and no longer bother trying to use the remote control. So minus two stars for the flaky inconsistent controller. The LED strip uses addressable chips (maybe WS2812B?) so you can select light chaser effects and multicolor fades/shifts along the strip. You can identify this type of strip since there are three conductors: power, ground and data. Sometimes the marketing description says "dream color" or "segmented" to distinguish from the simpler light strips where every LED displays the same color at once. Overall it's a nice LED strip light that's hampered by a temperamental controller.