Set up of the Govee Immersion backlights was very straightforward. I benefitted from watching several YouTube videos and had the 4 LED strips affixed to the back of my 60-inch TV in about 20 minutes. The adhesive that's on the strips themselves is fairly forgiving and I was able to make minute adjustments to get everything aligned just right. The music mode is very entertaining and my favorite effect is "rolling". The microphone easily picked up the beat in louder songs and even picked up voices in the room on the quieter songs. I'm very happy with the music mode. Video mode is another story. I've been using "part" video mode, which is supposed to use the Govee camera to detect what colors are at the edge of the TV screen and then project those colors in the appropriate areas behind and around the screen. Several reviewers recommended turning the saturation down, which does provide more realistic colors (otherwise, you typically end up with a very bright, rich color projection... that rarely matches anything being displayed on your screen). However, even with the saturation at about 20%, I have noticed that colors that are actually displaying at the top of my TV screen are projected at the BOTTOM of my TV. I re-calibrated the Govee lights 5 times and still witnessed this phenomenon. I also triple-checked my setup to make sure I had correctly indicated which way my lights were mounted on the back of my TV: counter-clockwise or clockwise. I mounted the camera at the top of the TV, looking down, thinking that dust and ambient light from overhead light sources might affect the Govee accuracy if I had mounted the camera on the bottom of the TV, looking up. Overall, I'm really happy with my purchase. The LEDs are a really fun addition to playing music via my TV and console. I also enjoy the way the colors sort-of match what's on my screen when I watch content on my TV. Do the lights accurately reproduce what's on the screen, color-and-location-wise? Not really. But, for the price and because... it's a TV and not a Cadillac... these lights are totally fine. I've included images of the camera calibration set up process + a video in which you may notice colors being projected below the TV that actually appear in the upper part of the content on the TV.

Not bad at all. I had generic lights before I got these high quality lights. Night and day difference. My only complaint is the app could be simplified. If i just want one color, or a theme of some sort, I have to go digging to change it. Not a deal breaker, but it could be intimidating for some folks.

Freakin love this light. Exactly what I was looking for. The app will choose a dope color scheme for you also, right now I got some dark blue that fades into purple and then blueish bright white it's pretty amazing.i used it on my 50 inch, so I had to get a little creative with placement but it still works like a charm.

I used to get headaches watching tv in the dark, but since installing these, I haven't had any. It took some tinkering with the controls to get the colors fairly accurate, but Im satisfied with that. Blues are blue reds are red etc. I even get the greens pretty good. (I know people have had issues with green). The one I don't understand is black, the govee shows white? In low light shots the white light makes it harder to see whats going on on the screen. Its not blinding white light or anything, but the contrast between the white and dark screen makes it difficult to make out details. In my opinion if the screen section is black then govee should shut off the lights in that section. Maybe include a switch in the settings so we can decide which we like.

Watching TV is a new experience now, it elevates any session. I also use it to amp up my music jamming session and adds a more exciting feel to it. Installing the lights was easy, although I had extra wire since my TV is 55 inch. Nothing that the extra clips they provide can't handle and hide. Calibration is straightforward, although it might require tweaking and adjusting few times to get it just right for your environment.

My partner and I bought this to add ambient lighting to our entertainment area. Putting the strips behind our 55" TV was a bit of a challenge as the size of the strips meant having to plan how to bend the corner wires without them being visible when watching. They are the perfect size for our TV but I wish the corner wires were done a different way so the risk of showing behind the TV is less. We also had a difficult time properly calibrating the corners, and had to attempt multiple times before we could get the image just right for our TV. Sticking the orange squares onto the TV made us concerned about residue but that didn't really become an issue, thankfully. Aside from difficulty hiding the strip corners and the finicky camera process, it provided exactly the ambiance we were looking for when playing games or watching videos.

Feels like I'm in the movie theater but at home 65 inch TV set now not only does it sound beautiful but looks beautiful I will say the strips didn't stick too good had to buy double-sided M3 or three tape

It's pretty's good and you can only use it when the room is completely dark because it is so sensitive that it picks up the reflection from the lights around the TV.

I've really enjoyed the addition of the Dune 2 T3 Lite backlights, makes my action movies really pop and while I stream on twitch I like to put on a fireplace or aquarium in the back for some extra ambiance.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video. ?The coolest thing I never knew I needed to have!!!!I had it sitting in my saved for later for a week, and man am I glad I finally pulled the trigger!!!