WiZ Connected Gradient Light Bars, RGBIC, Display Multiple Colors, 150 Lumens, Versatile Placement, Easy Setup, LED, Connect to Wi-Fi, Control with App/Voice

Great lights wish the come more bright the wiz app works great with the lights and they are Alexa compatible.

Great range of colors. Already use the Wiz product line in my bedroom so there was no doubt about this product in my office. Easy to use by itself. However, using it with the app unlocks the full potential.

Overall easy to setup, decent, but plastic built. Both lights are connected together to the USB cable and cannot be split unless you cut the cable. Quite bright and does sync with the Wiz HDMI box. BUT, while the lights supports 3 colors simultaneously (per light, so total 6 different colors), when synced with the HDMI box it only does one color per light. So if you were placing this to the side of your TV it only produces 2 colors at a time. Wiz is aware and states somewhere on their website that a software update will fix that in the 'future', but it wasn't mentioned on the Amazon page. I am returning them and go with the gradient floor light instead. I can confirm that the gradient floor lights do produce multiple colors when connected to the HDMI box.

Easy to install and connect to the Wiz App. Love the gradient lights, they add a lot of ambience to the my TV nights. Cables nice and long.

- Don't be misled, these are not bright at all - Attached two of them behind my computer monitors to replace some LED strips that were failing out, they perform the same but not even half the brightness... - Not sure where to put these but more like desk lights that look fun than something to light up your entire desk area - LED strip lights are way brighter, just more of a pain to attach - Tried the 'move to the music' and it's a bit hokey and requires the app to remain open hearing the music for the lights to dance - Overall meh

These are just the best coolest, most fun lights. It's so great to make a scene whether it be ocean or fireplace or romance or whatever awesome lights I put them everywhere I can.

I made a new 2.4GHZ wifi network, automatic pairing failed, manual pairing failed, bluetooth pairing failed, I gave up. Philips hue is more expensive and does have a hub, but at least it works. they seem well made, I wish they worked