Put it behind the computer so it can go with the games . it works good

I like too

It looks quite good only problem is is that you have to manually calibrate it so it will show the colors right but sometimes it can even do the right colors but good lighting and good product over all lights up the whole wall almost. One thing is if you are looking for precise colors and easy Calibration don't be lazy take the time to make the colors right.

So I plug them in expectantly with a white screen the lights show yellow! Me: ! So I calibrated it-and they work amazingly now! So my monitor does have a large hump on the back-and Govee says that that is not good-but it doesn't seem to matter. My desk has a hutch on it, and I was afraid that it would hinder the camera, but I did some fiddling and got it working! See my picture below !. After about 10 min of calibration and recalibration, it was up and running. The little button on top doesn't actually click, it's kind of like a touch screen. The DIYs pop and are super smooth, as the rope has 3 lights per IC.

I recently bought this product and have a few good things to say about it: 1) It was very easy to set-up with the included instructions and guides. (Note: It's very important you follow all the set-up instructions even if it seems self-explanatory. It helps). 2) The materials used are very sleek and very durable. 3) The camera supplied looks like it belongs in your set-up. I know some are wanting no camera and instead use a software to control the lights, but I really don't mind the camera. 4) For the price, this is the absolute best you're going to get. I can't find a more affordable, quality product than the one Govee sells. Note: I own the DreamView T1 Pro TV, DreamView G1 Pro Gaming Light, and 10 light bulbs from Govee and haven't run into a single issue. When you do run into an issue, Govee's customer service reps are top notch. I can't wait to use this product with my new gaming set-up.

It works alright. I had not read anything saying it wouldn't work with non flat back monitors. So had to kinda “make it fit"Also the amount of times I mess with color correction and saturation and brightness to use it. Kinda makes it more of a hassle than I thought it would be. Overall it a okay item problem won't buy again until the tech is a little more advanced.

Let me start with saying I love govee products. I have 4 bulbs 2 lights strips, a set of light bars, and tv immersion kit. I preordered the g1 pro kit, and while I was happy with product at first, I'm bothered with product now. after a little while of owning it the rubber pads that hold neon strip in place slide off causing lights to fall off. I have to continuously reapply pads to try and hold everything together.

The new guide tracks have a rubber piece held on by adhesive, and I've used my lights a lot and most of those rubber pieces have come off. Not to mention the camera is extremely finicky and I have to constantly keep adjusting it because the spring action pulls the camera back from the position it was resting in. The slight heat can cause the adhesive to slip so I ended up taping a bunch of them down. I figured the price point would justify itself but as of right now that is clearly not the case. I have made the lights able to pass, they look great but because the back of my monitor is slightly variable, I had to make some loopholes.

This was bought by mistake. I thought it was monitors

To use the dream view, it has to detect your light strip as being connected to LAN. If your desktop is wired... This plain doesn't work. It's finicky and might work for a few seconds and then fail. This basically makes the light strip just a static bias light, which is a huge bummer.