Unlike the lightbar segments, this one doesn’t have command strips, but rather just soft rubber pads. The 90-degree elbow can be placed at any point in the lightbar, allowing for a variety of configurations. The wall plug is fairly large, and has a 5 foot cable attached.

Each bar is a simple white plastic piece.Ĭommand strips are pre-installed on each lightbar segment.

Modes: Scenes (built-in and user-submitted on community), DIY (create your own), solid colors / gradients, Music (responds to microphone on device or microphone on mobile device through the app)Įach lightbar segment is just under 12 inches long, and has tabs to connect to the next segment, as well as electrical connectors.

Timer control – on/off and wake up/sleep timers can be set on schedules.

Control options: Smart app and Smart Assistant Integrations (voice control).

Connection technologies: Wifi (2.4 Ghz AC) / Bluetooth.

Lighting technology: RGBIC (individually controlled Red/Green/Blue LED lights).

Quick start guides/manual/warranty cards.

1 x AC wall power supply with ~5′ cable.This makes for some neat effects, a few of which I explore in this short video: The RGBIC technology means that individual LEDs on the light strips inside the bar can display different colors, rather than a single color per-bar. It’s a “diffused light” type, meaning that you don’t see the individual LEDs, but rather a single glowing bar of light. The Govee Glide Wall Lights product is a light strip that can be configured into either a straight light bar or a light bar with a 90-degree turn. I’ve run the new Govee Glide Wall Lights through their paces to see if they can add the style and (more importantly for me) the lumens I need down in my dungeon! Spoiler alert – combined with the Govee Lyra Floor lamp they also sent for review at the same time, I feel like I’m now on Luke Skywalker’s Tatooine with twin suns in my office (though they can be easily tweaked for a much lower-lumen ambiance). I previously reviewed the Govee Immersion TV backlight and still love it. I’ve considered purchasing much more expensive wall lighting solutions but hadn’t pulled the trigger yet so I was excited when Govee sent over their upcoming Govee Glide Wall Lights product for review. REVIEW – I’ve long wanted to add some kind of wall lighting in my basement office (which due to a single tiny window seems to always feel dark). If you buy something through the links on this page, we may earn a commission at no cost to you.

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