Addressable RGB PC LED Strip, Flexible Diffused Silicon Neon ARGB Strip with Magnetic Brackets, Compatible with 5V 3-pin ARGB Motherboard Headers, AG-NEON-LS1

I found these strips via Youtube when looking for some strips to diffuse in the bottom portion of my PC case. I found these ones, which actually looked pretty cool as they already came diffused, so I decided to purchase. The box came in good quality, and everything inside was packaged well. Out of the box, they were the perfect length for the bottom of my case, and the side as the box came with two strips. At first the install was confusing because I wasn't sure what cables go where. Both ends of the strips had 3 pin fan connectors (or what looked like them) and I was confused, but once you play around a little bit you can figure it out pretty easily. From there I got them daisy chained to each other, and then daisy chained to the rest of my system fans as I am only using the one ARGB header available on my motherboard. The magnets are actually pretty strong, and if you have a black case they will be hidden pretty well. I do wish however that there were more magnets as I had to take some off my bottom strip to make the lightning shape of the second strip. They started working immediately as soon as they were plugged in and I was extremely happy with the brightness & quality of the lighting. The colors are extremely accurate to what I want them to be. With these patterns can be limitless as each LED is addressable, however, you do need an *actual* RGB controller to be able to properly individually address them (not an ARGB splitter). I do not have one but I liked the quality of this enough to purchase Airgoo's ARGB controller. Now I only got these a couple days ago, so I cannot speak on the durability or the lifespan yet, but if any issues were to arise from them, I would edit my review. I also want to note that the fan sound heard in the video I attached is not from my PC but rather a standing fan, the strips are silent.

This is my second set of these as my first set from 5 years ago died. This new version is SO MUCH better! They aren’t as stiff and lay flat without a fuss. The old ones, it was impossible to get to be perfectly straight. They are brighter and look amazing! Super simple to connect via 3 pin ARGB and the size is perfect for a mid tower ATX case. using mine in the Corsair 4000D frame. The double sided white adhesive squares the kit comes with don’t stick to them at all though, and if you want to orient them on their side pointing in to light up the case, the included magnet mounts won’t work. I ended up double sided taping them. Overall, they look and function perfectly! For RGB control, I use SignalRGB, and they work perfect with that program.

These led strip are great, and they work perfectly with SignalRGB. Note: In SIGNALRGB you need to add each strip separately on the same channel, even when chained together. Note 2: if you aren't going to attach this to your computer case with the included magnetic clips you might be in for a time of it. I tried 3M double-sided tape which won't stick to the rubberized housing.

I bought these early last year to accent my windowed case. Physical setup was easy, the magnets made placement a cinch and control through the ASUS board (via openRGB) worked fine. They work fine. Some time on, not long after a year of use, the material used to diffuse the lights to make them smooth has yellowed significantly. Stronger colors like straight blue, green or red are fine. Yellow is fine (obviously). If you set it to white (which, while not completely bright white, was still white upon installation), it's very much more of a wheat yellow. What used to be cyan now looks almost exactly like straight green. If you put them onto a cycle color you'll see them blend in as though some colors are just missing entirely. So I'm not giving it a terrible rating, but be aware these are likely to yellow with age, which can and will affect the colors they output.

Very nice easy to setup and nice quality

Using this with an ASrock MB through polychrome and it works great with polychrome. The strip is nice and flexable and can be installed pretty much any where you can use a magnet in the case. I like this strip over regular tape style strips due to the fact the glow is nice and even. With tape style they almost have to be hidden and this one I can have right out at the fore front of the case. They can be daisy chained or they can be hooked up separately which it comes with everything to do either or. They also come with both styles of 3 pin adapters so they will hook up to most mother boards with a 5v argb header. The magnetic clips they came with are handy and have different styles to mount at different angles. The strips are very bright and vibrant. Can tune them basically to any color. The one thing I wish is that they would have came in a 3 pack, or maybe in a single pack. I need 3 and cant really use a 4th. Will probably order another one and just figure out somewhere to put the fourth. The one downside I would say is they are a little bulky and can take up some space.

I ordered 3 sets of these to add accents to my case. They look very good, works with the lighting programs I have, mainly MSI Dragon Center which links to my Razer Synapse. The set of magnetic holders vary enough to get most of what you would want. You may have to get a little creative to stiffen the housings to keep them straight, mine keep wanting to curl back on themselves from the way they were shipped. The included 3m tape holds a strong bond to my case components, but it does not bond well with the lights themselves. Out of the total of 6 strands I ordered 1 did not work after connecting to my MB to test it would not turn on. took it off and it looks like whatever process they use to solder the connections together didn't hit this one too well. After seeing that I made sure to take extra precaution on the connectors to be sure I wouldn't have any more failures. (see picture) The connectors clamp onto each other to provide a secure fit for daisy-chaining lights, however they are a little difficult to hide in corners. You should be able to tell from the pictures there are black caps on each end, they are about an inch wide. So take that into account when thinking of the type of lights you want. They look great when used in the corners of the case to frame your pc, but if you plan to have designs that would extend past the length of the strands you will have to account for at least a 2 inch gap to accommodate the end caps. Pros: -Good price -Achieves a pretty good "neon" effect -Works with most lighting programs -Modular mounting and attachment Cons: -Weak solder to main light strand. -Connections are a little difficult to hide -Doesn't like adhesive tapes I would recommend these lights for case lighting. There is a possibility that the one dud strand I got was a fluke.

I really like Airgoo products. They are super bright compared to my other RGB leds. I love that they are daisy chained together which makes wiring easy. The magnet clips are good but just wish there were a couple more of the straight connectors. Note, in the video, the thick cable RGBs in the middle are also Airgoo. I installed 4 strips, 3 in the case you can see going around and one magentically sticking to the bottom of the case for color to come out there too!

Marche correctement. Compatible msi lighting. Nikel

Perfect product

La verdad estoy muy satisfecho, estoy controlando las tiras mediante Asus Aura y todo funciona perfecto, tiene buena representación de colores, buen brillo y la sujeción vía imán es buena, totalmente recomendadas, las supli por una tira convencional rgb y ahora se luce mucho mejor!

It is working fine but the unit somewhat old, box open and not in good condition.

Honestly pretty good mix of flexible and sturdy to fit most simple nooks whilst maintaining a clean shape without the need for 100 brackets or cable ties. Included magnetic brackets are versatile and allow you to play around with placement easily. May be slightly overpriced but since when is RGB for the kinds of people who are responsible with their wallet?