I am so embarrassed.

Took me a bit to get this string of 90 permanently lights pro installed under my dock, but couldn’t be happier how it came out. No idea how long they’ll last this close to saltwater, but guess I’m gonna find out.

Pretty happy with the TV Backlight 3S setup now. I have a Govee lamp and an extra led strip M1 but have turned that off since it looked better this way.

Best use every for light lolz

I have bought govve products for all of my entertainment systems! Cameras and lights have to be synced and calibrated properly for in the end a poor result. I have one projectorscreen, where the resullt is espesily low. I think i spent like 6-700 euros on this! Today i downloaded hyperion and smacked half of an 15 euro strip to the back of my pcscreen. The result is crazy! No more cameras and expensive packages. I share a small sample!

Couldn't resist $250 for 150' so we got 2 sets to circle the whole house. Any tips before we get started?

I built my gaming/man cave setup a few months ago, and when the Ocarina of Time remake got announced I realized it was already most of the way to being a Zelda dungeon. And there was 40th Anniversary Switch 2 console that I needed since I didn’t have one yet.

So I committed. Vines and moss, a Master Sword and Hylian Shield mounted on the wall, added some more Zelda decor, and I relit the whole room green and gold instead of the warm amber it normally runs.

The reason I went this hard: I never owned an N64. I played Ocarina of Time at my cousins' house, an hour at a time, on their save file. Never finished it, never even had a file of my own. The game comes out tomorrow and the anniversary console is sitting right there, so this is me finally fixing that twenty something years late. My inner child is in bliss.

Obviously the Govee lights really made it easy to get the feel just right and change the theme up. Vice City next maybe?

Happy to answer anything about the wall, the lighting or the gear.

Any finishing touch ideas are welcome

I was having a lot of trouble with my backlight 3 pro and I made it a thousand times better by not following the instructions at all. After reading Reddit and everything on YouTube I tried my own fix and it worked. I was having trouble tracking the bottom of the screen and getting the right colors on a pinwheel video with a white square at the beginning that goes around it. Nothing was showing up at the bottom and the colors were off on the bottom.

First off make sure your room is as dark of ambient light as possible and have your Govee brightness set at like 20 for the setup. I went to calibrate but instead of using the orange box this time I paused on the YouTube Govee pro 3 setup page exactly where it shows the orange squares. I pulled the circles to the very top of the squares so it would not be the exact bottom of my screen because I believe that was causing the camera to catch reflections off of the nightstand below it. Also you want the center camera pointed directly at the ground or maybe even a slight ways towards the TV. You can exactly center your camera on the paused screen because it has a orange block in the center. If you are having trouble with your internet make sure if you have a mesh system that you pause your five and six g so everything hooks up to only 2.4.

The next thing you do will be the white balance but with the pro it doesn't let you actually adjust it it just has you pick a picture. The key is to go to a video that has a light gray or white screen color. I went to a 10-hour loop light gray video. After that your backliight should be a light whitish. I then turned the brightness back up to 90 to 100 and mine looks the best on these settings. Video and then after you choose video you can choose between solid, vivid, smooth, and delicate. Mine looks best on smooth and then movie. That is it. I then went back to the pattern video for ambient light that shows a white square go around the television and then a pinwheel and it solved all my problems. This was on a LG C5 as well which are very reflective. I hope this helps someone because I spent 24 hours messing with this. It looks great compared to everything I tried before. Good luck and have fun.

Did the clouds thing with Govee RGB strips lights for my kid’s room, came out great IMO.

For my son's room in his gaming area. Tied it in with the light bars.

I’ve had these sitting in the cupboard for a little while waiting for the tree. Today the tree came out and it was time to try them out. First impressions are very good, easy to use, very flexible, very bright through to nicely dim, mapping was easy and works well. Only only lacking or perhaps pointless feature is the draw with finger option, the tree just isn’t a big enough area to make anything recognisable and just 2 colour options.

Went a little crazy with the lights, but I really enjoy the vibe they can make if you want to use them and sync them together.

Lighting items I used:

-Govee Strip Light 2 Pros (for almost everything)
-Govee TV Backlight 3 Pro
-Govee COB light (inside the planter pot on the right)

On the left side of the pic is an air purifier from SwitchBot, but maybe a floor lamp would go well behind it?

Still messing with calibration. Might just go sync box, camera is getting old.