Daymeet LED TV Backlights, 9.8 ft USB Powered RGB Color Changing LED Strip Lights for 32-60 inch TVs with Remote Music Sync Bluetooth APP Control

Love these lights! They were cheap and work great. It comes with a remote and has many different settings plus a timer and you can also dim the lights. 10/10

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.

Bought for a homemade ttrpg table riser that shows maps and figures, but leaves space underneath for books, tablets, dice and whatnot to give more space to our session table. Made it out of a whiteboard, but needed lights. Nice and bright, USB that plugs into laptop or charger. Comes with remote, so super easy to use and stick where I needed it.

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

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.

I converted the top half of my armoire by adding some feet and a hinged top and turned it into a stereo cabinet to house a couple of my vintage Pioneer AV pieces. I chose these Daymeet TV Backlights to provide backlighting for my project. It turned out great. The light strip easily adhered to the untreated wood panel at the rear of the cabinet. The app works flawlessly and responds very fast. There is also a remote. The only issue I had was unpeeling the adhesive backing, as there is not starting point. The item arrived fast and was well-packed. It's not the best quality in comparison to some, but it works. I'm planning to purchase another for my 65" TV. Highly recommended.

Use these to make LED light signs and they work great! I like that they come shorter then typical LED strands so I am not wasteful and losing feet of LED strip when I make a arts and crafts sign. Colors are vibrant and bright and remote works well.

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.