Installation was easy if not a little janky. The software is a little wanting, and after calibrating I found one of the corners wandered a bit. You can re-calibrate without using the orange markers. I have a living room with skylights. During the day when you can't see the LEDs well anyway, the camera picks up reflections on the tv screen and throws everything off. At night or in a dark room and everything is awesome. Consider that. I tested with John Wick movies and the effect was astonishing. It's wonderful and keeps up with scene changes pretty well. I am very happy so far.

After watching mr tec review suggest on you tube, I had to get this. Kind of makes it feel like the colors are flowing off of the tv screen... My only down fall, is finding something that sticks well to the back of my tv, did the whole alcohol treatment before placing it on, but still get sagging lights. Can govee convince tv manufacturers to just add this to every tv build, or add built-in clips on TV's?

I ordered this product and I'm supposed to receive it today. I'm super excited and I'll update this after I use it but for now, I just wanted to encourage the other reviewers to re-read their reviews before they're posted. Some of the grammar and typographically errors made me think these posts were being typed my a 7 year old with special needs. Have a great day!!!

Guys, the T3 Lite is such an improvement from their T1s. I Never had the T2s so I can't compare but these are definitely better than the T1. The camera picks up whites so well it's almost super accurate on the color display. These definitely change the vibe of your room when you're watching a movie especially with the dream view syncing. One of my favorite recent purchases and I cannot wait until the T3 pros!!

The Govee TV Backlite 3 Lite put my movie watching experience up on a new level. It's incredible how much more immersive movies are with it. Installation was simple and only took about 10 minutes. I did have to calibrate the camera several times to get it right. My room is dark which made it difficult to see the calibration dots on the TV. Make sure your room is bright during the calibration steps. It'll make it easier. Overall, if you love watching movies, you NEED the Govee TV Backlight 3 Lite.

Having a static light behind your TV is cool BUT when the lights flash and change colors matching the scene it becomes an experience. It is fun when there are explosions but is also adds to the scene when it is an interview or a scenic shot. Then my lights died. I thought, Oh well. But after a week I really missed them. I didn't realize how much better experience they made watching TV. I gave in and reached out to support expecting nothing but customer service was there. They asked me to do a few things. They responded to my email in less than 24 hours each time. It came to a conclusion the lights was toast. Instead of wishing me luck, they sent me a replacement. And not by snail mail either! If I could I would give their customer support 7 stars out of 5.

I have been looking at these for a while and wasn't sure if it was worth it , decided to try when they went on sale . Definitely enhances the tv watching experience . Excellent product from Govee as usual. Only 4 stars because I wish I bought the latest model.

The system is really cool and works pretty well. The reason my rating isn't higher is technically due to my living room configuration. I have tall pole lamps on either side of my TV that stay on during the day causing the DreamView to not change colors accurately with the screen and sometimes not at all.

While it's not as accurate as a different I've used who's now out of business, it does a pretty good job. Mounting the camera at the bottom makes it almost unnoticeable. Also this is on a 75 inch tv and the colors are still vivid as if they were right at the edge.

These work great but only if installed correctly. Nowhere in the directions does it specify that it needs to be installed exactly like the image shown. There are 4 different ways to install the light strips (starting them in any of the 4 corners) and apparently only one is correct. Seems like Govee would mention that. The camera reads in one direction and can not be reversed or flipped. If you do them in the reverse order, or if you start the light strips in any other direction the lights will show action on the opposite side of the TV. I installed mine opposite starting in the left corner because of where I wanted things to be plugged in. I can't believe the only person that has done this.