Govee Smart LED Light Bars, RGBIC - $57.99 after coupons

Gotta use coupon code GOVEE6054S at checkout as well as clicking the coupon button on the actual page.

Thanks op. In for 1.

The Immersion TV LED Backlights Strip is also $30 off
https://www.amazon.ca/Govee-Immersion-B ... ast_sto_dp

Can this be connected to an existing govee immersion led strip that also came with its own camera?

Do you think this will work well for a 75" TV?

Thanks, OP! Managed to add a $25 gift card to bring it down to 41 bucks all in. These can be good addition to the Govee immersion TV kit which are frankly more impressive. Might just use them in the PC room behind 32" curved monitor

shsiddiq wrote: ↑ These can be good addition to the Govee immersion TV kit which are frankly more impressive.

This is what I've been hearing after seeing a couple of reviews and comparisons. If your TV is between 55 to 65 inches the immersion might be better as well as seems in one YT video it mixes the colors more accurately compared to the bars which tend to display solid colors more.

Thanks op in for 1! this was on my nephew wishlist.

What would be better? The light bar or the TV light strip? I'd be using it for a 55" tv

Feels Good Man wrote: ↑ What would be better? The light bar or the TV light strip? I'd be using it for a 55" tv

I'd say the lightstrip since there is more individual led.
I have the strip on my 65", they are OK at best, light doesn't always match color on the tv and they lag behind...
I re-calibrate them this week to see if it changes anything but I doubt it.

shsiddiq wrote: ↑Thanks, OP! Managed to add a $25 gift card to bring it down to 41 bucks all in. These can be good addition to the Govee immersion TV kit which are frankly more impressive. Might just use them in the PC room behind 32" curved monitor

Just pulled the trigger on these as well for that price is very good I'm also going to set it up with my 32inch monitor as well.

Add the car interior lights too..

https://ca.govee.com/products/govee-rgb ... car-lights

https://www.amazon.ca/Govee-Interior-Mi ... B098XFY67R

Oh wait, it looks like the light bar is designed for smaller screens while the light strip is for larger ones.

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B091L21GZK/?th=1
these come to $70 after coupon and discount code

FARMERBLANCHE wrote: ↑ https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B091L21GZK/?th=1
these come to $70 after coupon and discount code

Ordered one to give it a try, I've got a few govee products and am pleased with their products

Looks like the $30 coupon is gone

soupmaster666 wrote: ↑ Some of the more critical reviews say that each bar will only display one single colour at a time when in backlight mode, and the many reviewer photos seem to agree.

There are also serious concerns about the accuracy of the camera at capturing screen colours. Might be the angle, we can't see everyone's setup, but it looks like it isn't bulletproof to say the least.

If the price goes back up I would definitely not recommend, go for something that gets the colours from the video signal directly and which can display many colours simultaneously.

It is actually a lot more troublesome to get the video signal directly. Most TV has several Inputs for that reason. Using a receiver interferes with a lot of things, adds delays, breaks 4k HDR 120hz compatibility, etc.

Plus all the one that supports HDMI input doesn't even support HDR. It is a huge headache. Getting this directly from the camera is actually not as bad as you think.

soupmaster666 wrote: ↑Some of the more critical reviews say that each bar will only display one single colour at a time when in backlight mode, and the many reviewer photos seem to agree.

There are also serious concerns about the accuracy of the camera at capturing screen colours. Might be the angle, we can't see everyone's setup, but it looks like it isn't bulletproof to say the least.

If the price goes back up I would definitely not recommend, go for something that gets the colours from the video signal directly and which can display many colours simultaneously.

I have regular bias lighting on my 65 for number of years, the strip kind. Doesn't seem very bright so gave these bars a try, if I don't see a difference will send it back. Not sure if I will take off the strip lighting -too much hassle. maybe a will just put these bars on the TV stand beside TV. In early Nov there was a sale on these same bars for $80ish, too much for me for a gimmick but under $60 ah why not.. This company sures confuses the hell out of the consumer, too many versions and models....

Cucumference wrote: ↑ It is actually a lot more troublesome to get the video signal directly. Most TV has several Inputs for that reason. Using a receiver interferes with a lot of things, adds delays, breaks 4k HDR 120hz compatibility, etc.

Plus all the one that supports HDMI input doesn't even support HDR. It is a huge headache. Getting this directly from the camera is actually not as bad as you think.

totally logical, adding another source will run interference on the video signal..

Govee Smart LED Light Bars, RGBIC not at $58. $99.43 taxes in for me now.
IF someone wants to let one go for cost, let me know.

LineWalker wrote: ↑ Do you think this will work well for a 75" TV?

I tried it with a 75 and I'd say it's okay. Not terrible, but not amazing either. The lights need to be closer to the outer edges to get the most out of it, and by stretching them out on a 75 you get some kind of "dead" spots in the corners. I decided to try it out because the 75-85 strips were out of stock.