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Great for the backyard, the office, the bedroom, and more, Smart LED RGB Bluetooth Strip Accent Lighting allows you to set the mood for any occasion. Compatible with smart devices, these lights offer over 16 million different colors and a wide range of brightness Read More
The app included in the set up instructions has been removed from the play store. Singhong has another app named 'SH Smart', but I have not been able to connect to the strip using that app.
Doesn't work. Mobile app crashes, and apparently LEDs can't turn on without the app... Will read the comments more thoroughly next time I purchase something from Massdrop.
EDIT: Months later, I was able to get it working with the iOS version of the app. Yay! Except a series of 3 LEDs aren't synched with the rest of the strip. So it works... but it's still a crappy product.
1BigBadaBoomYeah but you have to receive them in two days, with free shipping, and they accept returns for ninety days without question. The heck with that shit!
Hi, I'd like to use strip lighting like this for a mineral display cabinet. It's a timber cabinet and not much room for lights so I thought an led strip run under each shelf would be ideal. I could maybe hide it behind a thin triangular timber bead. However I don't know anything about controlling LED current and appropriate voltages. If the strip is cut to a fit the shelves, how do I sort out the supply to be compatible with the lower load and not oversupply and burn out the LEDs.
I understand that at a fixed supply voltage, load normally determines current but diodes are semi conductors and don't behave exactly like this do they? I mean, that's not what semiconductors look like to an ohm meter anyway. LEDs seem to require a pulse current to generate high brightness so it's not like normal DC or AC. So is this an appropriate kit for what I want to do (true colour balanced white light) and does it have suitable instructions. I do understand some ordinary electrical things and do some basic PA, car and home maintenance but semiconductors are a complete mystery to me.
kenwstrI have quite some experience with cheaper led strips, but I assume this one will follow the same principles. The LED’s are actually somewhat in parallel rather than just 5m of LED’s in series (that would require way to much voltage) usually about 3 LED’s are in series and then there is a cutting point. every small strip of 3 LED’s are in parallel to the other 3 led strips. Thus all you have to do is cut at the cutting points and then you can wire all the strips of the different shelves up to one power supple in series or parallel (it doesn’t matter)
Don't buy this... the LED strip is very nice but the BT controller does not communicate with the Android SW. The problem looks to be the software developer did not consider and use the correct BT protocol for re-connect (could be just in the Android SW). Also BE allows connection with or without a PIN code and the Android phone looks for this but if it is use the SW should supply the value and connect. I have programmed BT and it looks like the SW on both sides were not tested and debugged on the Android. I have see comments that it works on the iOS. I wasted $60 on this product.
sdndbaI am sorry to hear that you are having trouble with this product. I have used and tested multiples of these strips with a Samsung Note 3, Samsung Galaxy S7, S8, and now I am using a Sony Xperia Z5 Premium. They have all worked great with no problems. Just checking but there is two different singhong apps The one needed for this product is SHLighting. The other application is SH Smart which is used for the wifi products.
sdndbable solution doest not need the pin to pair bluetooth device, phone will connect and pair bluetooth bulb or strip when bluetooth is enabled on your phone, no need pin to pair, it is ble advantage