I know it's a little derail, but I'm cheap and want to diy, would you be able to help with some links to your products you use?System wrote: ↑ Pics
https://i.imgur.com/Op6rze1.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/6qlrqrU.jpeg
https://i.imgur.com/QZx1BN5.mp4
About the software you take a look at WLED. So yes it has a "built-in" pattern with all the customization you can/can't imagine. Yes it support Alexa, Google and home assistant, Yes it support hue ecosystem. Yes it can run stand alone.
About the microphone we're not in 2000's anymore (jk). Check LedFX. On serious side, microphone usually only detect beat and not sound. If you have many lamps you won't be able to get nice result
I understand that. For that I did upvote even if I think this is over priced for what it is.
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Govee Lyra Corner Floor Lamp $132 (33% off)
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their product and ecosystem are amazing... but it's not worth the price. There will be always demand for such product.Buggy166 wrote: ↑ Let me introduce you to the $400 Phillips floor lamp:
https://www.visions.ca/catalogue/catego ... IUEALw_wcB
lol
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Anyone know if you can sync these with the TV camera Govee light set?
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Saw a video for this. Yes you can.acidcaribou wrote: ↑ Anyone know if you can sync these with the TV camera Govee light set?
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Cool concept but I can't put $132 on this. I'm lazy and don't want to DIY but I also don't want to spend that much on something that isn't going to be super reliable going forward.
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I am interest in the Govee glide wall lights, but i want to connet to more than 20 togehter to extend across the whole toom. Is this possible? Or should i looking to the Strip instead?
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1 person chair surrounded by LED lights? What is this, a strip club?
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What year do you live?mediumsteak wrote: ↑ 1 person chair surrounded by LED lights? What is this, a strip club?
Dancing pole @home are more common than you think.
Answer to you question one would be awkward two is fine.
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I've used all sorts of the Chinese knockoff lighting products, all sorts, and every time I stick with Hue/Nanoleaf despite the price. Quality of the lighting is never nearly as good for one, but the app/ecosystem support is just so inferior that even if the hardware was identical it would be a hard sell.
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The tabletop version of this has been offered at some pretty good sale prices in the past. Full price is too much, but if you can find it on sale or clearance it's usually pretty affordable. I don't like the design of this one so I've never bought it, but I have been tempted to just because it's been marked down.Buggy166 wrote: ↑ Let me introduce you to the $400 Phillips floor lamp:
https://www.visions.ca/catalogue/catego ... IUEALw_wcB
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basically buy a RGB led strip and stick it to a lamp or a corner,
and you get the same thing
for under $25
Govee RGBIC TV Light Strip, 6.56ft
and you get the same thing
for under $25Govee RGBIC TV Light Strip, 6.56ft
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simple is the best...
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I need this !! Thank you!!
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For real though the thing to do would be buy the strip, as well as an attractive diffusor channel. Attach it to an old lamp base and you're set. Wait for Govee's new M1 strip and I suspect it'd be even better than Hue's lamp.hainkurt wrote: ↑ basically buy a RGB led strip and stick it to a lamp or you get the same thing
Govee RGBIC TV Light Strip, 6.56ft
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