I would like to find a light strip or rope light like this that could be used for a custom designed primary lighting source in every room, but these companies are making their products financially and logistically impractical for that purpose, and I believe it's intentional, akin to tech companies resisting right-to-repair efforts. There is no reason these strips or ropes couldn't be designed to be segmented, with the ability to reuse the other segments, by reconnecting them to the network with individual or multi-port connectors
If you're fine with soldering wires and led strips, you should look into WLED. With a power supply, a controller board, and an led strip (check compatibility) you basically have a highly customizable setup. Though I don't know about matching monitor colors like whats shown in the video.
@@JimmyEatsTheWorld Good to know. I wouldn't be using for traditional "accent" lighting though, but as a multi-strip network, to be the primary smart lighting for each room in the house. So retaining all smart features, app/sensor connectivity, etc. Unfortunately, I think these connectors would need to be addressed by the manufacturer, for seamless app integration and multi-strip/room functionality, before anybody could begin to design and MacGruber their own unique setups.
Damn this really has turned in to a sponsorship channel. I get you need money but I'm here for Android stuff. I don't want to see LED strips or robot vacuum cleaners.
Is there a way to adjust the white? I primary use it to screen mirror but the whites are way too blue.
does it have a wake up feature? to turn on automatically in the morning?
I would like to find a light strip or rope light like this that could be used for a custom designed primary lighting source in every room, but these companies are making their products financially and logistically impractical for that purpose, and I believe it's intentional, akin to tech companies resisting right-to-repair efforts. There is no reason these strips or ropes couldn't be designed to be segmented, with the ability to reuse the other segments, by reconnecting them to the network with individual or multi-port connectors
If you're fine with soldering wires and led strips, you should look into WLED. With a power supply, a controller board, and an led strip (check compatibility) you basically have a highly customizable setup. Though I don't know about matching monitor colors like whats shown in the video.
@@JimmyEatsTheWorld Good to know. I wouldn't be using for traditional "accent" lighting though, but as a multi-strip network, to be the primary smart lighting for each room in the house. So retaining all smart features, app/sensor connectivity, etc. Unfortunately, I think these connectors would need to be addressed by the manufacturer, for seamless app integration and multi-strip/room functionality, before anybody could begin to design and MacGruber their own unique setups.
Wait, so I don't need a Home Pod Mini in order to use this?
I am looking to get a light strip at some point. That's sweet
What’s the minimum length to which it can be cut?
Damn this really has turned in to a sponsorship channel. I get you need money but I'm here for Android stuff. I don't want to see LED strips or robot vacuum cleaners.
It's usuall led-strip. But very expensive and it doesn't have white led.
Just go and buy any Philips tv - it has such ambient light feature onboard
Cool, Philips are known for their great tvs 👍