Razer Chroma Light Strip Set: Chroma RGB - 2 Wireless Modes - Plug and Play Integration - Quick Control Buttons - Mounting Brackets and Adhesives

Pros:-Seems well made, I have only had it a few weeks though.-the strips are decently bright.-works with any ARGB strips-ambient effect is really cool when gamingCons:-the strips are ugly when off. The white is ugly on black monitors. Hard to make look nice with the wires…-wires are short, no extension cables included.-here is the big one: pretty low refresh rate. Sub 30 updates per second. I’m not sure if this is due to wireless.

These are nice and bright. Easy to use and set up. I like how flexible the strips themselves are and the way you mount them is brilliant.My only complaint is the wires used to connect the wires to the controller are stupid short. Like 6 inches. So all of your strips need to be mounted within 6 inches of that controller, or you have to daisy chain a couple of them together.I ended up mounting the controller under my desk and daisy chaining the two shorter strips together, mounting one of them directly to my monitor arm and the other to my monitor.The photos from Razer show them with the larger strip mounted to the monitor and the two smaller ones under the desk, which is how I would have liked to set this up, but I simply couldn't do that given how short the included wires are.

I’ve been a Razer guy for years, but this product and the “Expansion Packs” left me sorely dissapointed. I thought I could deck out my entire office with these, so I got this (containing 120 lights) and 3x Expansion Packs (120 each) totalling to 480 lights, or 26 feet 2 inches. You’d think at this price ($340) you would get a sick rgb setup, going around behind the monitor, under the desk, and get some accents around the room? Nope. The hub has three ports, and you can only have a max of 120 lights per port, and a max of 240 lights total. What a ripoff. I could barely go around the back of my 55-inch monitor; and it was absolutely pointless to get more than one expansion pack, due to the max 240 possible. Added to that, the 3M double sided tape is so hard to get both card sides off, that by the time you manage to get the second piece off, the sticky part bunches up and becomes unusable. The adhesive for the clip-ons is complete crap, and gets undone if you have a semblance of a bend on the strip. Then there’s barely any configuration in Synapse, with a very small amount of color options. Finally, it didn’t work smoothly with SignalRGB, unlike all the other Razer products I have connected. I’m just really disappointed in this product, and I sent it back.

If you have other razer products I have my mouse and keyboard this really brings everything together and you can sync all the lights together

Randomly shorted out after less than a year

Looks great and he loves it. Would buy again.

Pros. These lights have a great color range. They are pretty flexible yet are pretty durable, made out of some kinda flexible PVC plastic. The Synapse soft ware give you a lot of options to play with, its a little tricky to use, but the more I use it the more I realize I can do with it. Wish my computer case lights were compatible with Synapse, its got more options than Asus Aura by far.Cons. The power supply (built into the plug) is enormous! it covers 3 outlets on an standard plug strip. Sticky tape could be better. And they barely give you 6in of cable between the lights... so I had to mount all the lights in a row, when I originally had planed on spacing them out.

connects to my computer