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Multi-color LED lights are really cool to have in a media room and in this video I have my hands on an RGB LED strip from DotStone. What’s unique about this light strip is the ability to sync to music in addition to having random color cycles and setting static colors. The strip light comes on a spool and the package I have here is 2 meters in length but I think you can get one up to 16ft long.. And you control the LED strip with a small credit card remote control. This is not a smart light strip so there’s no Bluetooth or wifi control from a smartphone.

The cool thing is that the DotStone light strip is also waterproof with a silicon coating over the LEDs. The only part that isn’t water proof are the ends and the power supply. I also really like that this runs off USB so I can use a powerbank to power the lights. Setting standard colors is really easy through the dedicated buttons on the remote. And I can tell you that the LEDs are bright and the colors are really nicely saturated!

You'll see in the video that I’m powering the LEDs with my Xbox One X. You can set these lights to automatically color cycle and you can either speed them up slow them down using the remote. The light strip also has adhesive on the back so you can stick it to the back of your TV or other surfaces. And because the DotStone lights are USB powered you can pretty much use this anywhere like on a boat or your car without being next to an AC outlet.

I put the DotStone LED strip around a 65 inch HDTV but this two meter strip isn’t quite long enough to fit all the way around the screen. You'll need the 16ft version for this size of TV. But even with the shorter light strip you can still get a decent glow of color behind the TV.

And one thing I have to mention is that the white setting on the DotStone LED light strip really isn’t white at all. It’s actually a soft blue color. But it’s also worth mentioning that most LED light strips I’ve seen have a problem producing true white. The Luminoodle brand is the only RGB strip lights I’ve seen that can produce true white light.

But with the DotStone lights the best part of this light strip is the ability to sync to music! It works really well but the music but the music has to be at a decent volume for the best results. Plus it helps when the music source is close to the sound sensor. I’d recommend placing the sound sensor as close to the music source as possible. But for about $20 this is a nice LED light strip that can be placed just about anywhere because it uses USB power. Overall this is a great light strip and the only thing I can think that can improve this is that if they use an RF remote instead of an IR remote. That way you don’t have to actually have to point the remote at the sensor making your mounting location a lot more flexible.

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