Govee WiFi LED TV Backlights with Camera, DreamView T1 Smart RGBIC TV Light for 55-65in TV, Alexa & Google Assistant Compatible, Viewing, Game

So this was our first time getting RGB lights, we wanted it for our main TV 55inch LG BX OLED. Overall we are very happy with the product and what they can actually do. For 50 quid, you can't go wrong. I'd looked into Hue and others, I wasn't happy with the fact you can't play 120hz via HUE and their sync box. I like to get the most out of my PS5, so this was a must for me. The govee immersion kit allows this, as it is a camera picking up colour from your TV in pretty much instant response times. It's very impressive. It makes the image pop, and helps with further immersion. Genuinely works amazingly with games, films, TV even, and especially animations such as Moana, Teen Titans Go etc. Fortnite looks incredible too. I would advise a few of things though... 1. Get the light strips as close to the edges as possible. You can peel and adjust if needed but be careful. 2. You don't need to be in total darkness for them to work. But atleast turn off your ceiling lights or anything reflecting into the TV from your lounge area. 3. Turn saturation down to 0, this way it'll be closer to the colours on screen. But do get used to browns coming out as reds. Its close enough! 4. Use Game mode and partial lighting settings. These will ensure it is running at a faster response time, and to be honest it's near instant for me. 5. Get cable tie clips with adhesive backs, use these to stick the corner wires down tighter to your TV, otherwise the wires can get in the way and affect the lighting. You'll basically just see on the wall that there's wires dangling. 6. You really do just get used to the camera sitting above the TV. We used one of thw white boxes included to wedge between the base lip of the camera and the top back of the TV, this helps keep the camera steady. We then layer the lighting over the top of this when sticking it to the TV. I've used electrical tape to then tape the box securely to the TV. The camera is now much steadier. Without doing this the camera is barely holding on to our OLED panel as it is so thin. These last two tips were from a guy on youtube, give them a watch, just search govee immersion set up or something similar. All in all, very happy with the product, and would highly recommend.

Having used fixed colour LEDs behind my previous TV, I was keen to try this product on my new TV. Installation of the LED strips is straightforward and the adhesive seems strong, so hopefully everything will stay in place. It's worth taking a bit of time to plan exactly where the LED strips should be placed and where cables are best routed. The control module also sticks to the rear of the TV using adhesive pads. The only issues I had were that the lead to the mains power adapter is a bit short so I can't currently route the lead where I'd like. Also, the camera fixing method needs a rethink by the manufacturer. Again self adhesive pads are used to fix the camera either at the top or bottom of the screen. However, many current flat panel TVs have very thin screens (mine is about 3mm) so the adhesive has very little to stick to, and any movement of the camera results in odd lighting effects as the calibration becomes incorrect. It would be useful if the manufacturer offered a few fixing options (or even a stand mount) for the camera. All that aside, once you've set the smartphone App up and turned the LED brightness down from 100% to a sensible level, you get a very nice effect that compliments the image on the screen. The LEDs respond quickly to changing scenes and the colour matching is very good. All in all, it is a worthwhile addition to your TV, just be prepared to spend a bit of time setting it up properly and possibly a bit of problem solving with fixing the camera. Quick update - I gave up trying to use the self adhesive pad to try to stick the camera to the edge of the screen. I found that a universal smartphone holder fits the base of the camera module perfectly, so I am using that mounted on a cabinet below the screen - it works perfectly and also provides a much better image of the screen for calibrating the camera on the mobile app.

This product is actually really good it works as it says and is exactly what I've been looking for. Simple to set up even tho it looked complicated. Great brightness and control settings. And the match up with sound works consistently. Almost perfect as most products are, the lighting doesn't always match the right colour on certain random ones but nothing massively noticeable or impact full. It was slightly to big for my current rv but again no problem you can easily sort it w the tools provided. The camera is a little annoying but hey idm too much when I get the lights up and working with whatever I'm watching. Overall a solid product if looking for this or similar items very close to being perfect but worth it 100% price is fair and looks great at night so yh would recommend.