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LightingWill HDMI 2.0 Sync Box Kit – Immersive TV Backlight for an Enhanced Viewing Experience
Angebotab $79.95 USD
Regulärer Preis$139.99 USD
LightingWill CST1 TV LED Backlight - Gaming Room & Home Theater LED Ambient Lighting
Angebotab $39.95 USD
Regulärer Preis$59.99 USD
LightingWill OL1 Outdoor Eave Lights with Multiple Lighting Modes for Gardens, Porches & Outdoor Spaces, Decorative Soffit Lights, Roofline Lights & Outdoor Accent Lighting
Angebotab $79.99 USD
Regulärer Preis$109.99 USD
LightingWill Rechargeable LED Motion Sensor Lights (8-Pack) | Warm White / Pure White, Stick-On Cabinet & Closet Lights, USB Charging, No Wiring Needed
Angebot$39.99 USD
Regulärer Preis$49.99 USD
LightingWill Good Vibes “Okay” Neon Sign – Dimmable USB LED Light for Wall Decor, Game Room, Bar, Party – Durable, Safe & Energy-Saving
Angebot$39.99 USD
Regulärer Preis$59.99 USD
LightingWill "Good Vibes" Neon Sign – Dimmable LED Finger Light, USB Powered Wall Decor for Game Rooms, Bars, Weddings & More
Angebot$39.99 USD
Regulärer Preis$59.99 USD
LightingWill LED Open Sign 16"x9" – Bright Neon Light with 5V COB Chip & ON/OFF Switch, Plug-in Open Sign for Stores, Cafes, Bars, Hotels, and Windows
Angebot$29.99 USD
Regulärer Preis$49.99 USD
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Featured discussion · Application case
Ended up using my TV backlight on top of display cabinets instead
A different way to use the flexible RGB light
Answered by LightingWill
Application case
The curved sections didn’t work well with the back of my TV
What worked after changing the installation
Customer question
21 days ago
Answered by LightingWill
Do people leave permanent outdoor lights up all year?
Everyday accent lighting vs holiday lighting
21 days ago
Application case
Really happy with the screen sync — just be aware it’s 60 Hz
Smooth TV backlighting with reliable screen sync
Buying guide
CST1 or HDMI Sync Box for movie nights — which one should I get?
Ambient color or real-time screen syncing
Customer question
7 days ago
Answered by LightingWill
Looking for closet lights without adding new wiring — are these worth it?
A no-wiring option for dark closets
7 days ago
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Application case
Lighting specialist
Ended up using my TV backlight on top of display cabinets instead
I originally thought I was going to put this around the back of my TV, but I ended up using it along the top of some display cabinets instead.The strip feels well made and the silicone cover gives it a much cleaner look than a normal exposed LED strip. It was basically ready to go out of the box — I just connected the wires and installed it with the adhesive backing.One thing I would definitely recommend is cleaning the surface really well before sticking it down. Even a little dust can make the adhesive less reliable.The strip is flexible enough that I could still see it working well around a TV. The remote is simple and gives me everything I need for changing colors and brightness.
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
Thanks for sharing a different installation idea.The CST1’s flexible silicone design works well not only behind TVs but also for accent lighting on cabinets, shelves and other indoor furniture.And your surface-prep tip is important — cleaning dust and grease before applying adhesive can make a big difference in how well it holds.
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Lighting specialist
The curved sections didn’t work well with the back of my TV
I really like the finished look and the colors. The LEDs sit behind the diffusing silicone, so the light looks much cleaner than a bare LED strip.The controls and features have also been good.My only issue was installation. The three curved sections probably work great if the back of your TV is fairly flat, but mine isn't. I tried a few times and couldn't get those pieces to sit the way I wanted.In the end I stopped using the curved sections and installed it with only the straight pieces. That worked much better for my TV and I'm happy with the finished result.
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
Thanks for mentioning this — TV back panels can vary quite a bit between brands and models.If the back surface has raised sections, vents or an unusual shape, forcing the light into a curve can make installation more difficult. Using the straighter sections where they sit naturally is completely reasonable.Before installing, it can also help to lay out the light around the TV first and check where the housing makes good contact.
Customer question
21 days ago
Lighting specialist
Do people leave permanent outdoor lights up all year?
21 days ago
I'm considering permanent lights along the front roofline but I don't really want the house looking like Christmas all year.Can they be set to something more subtle for normal nights, or are these mostly meant for colorful holiday effects?
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
They can be used for both.The OL1 Permanent Outdoor Lights include multiple lighting modes, so you're not limited to bright holiday-style colors. They can also be used for more understated roofline, porch or outdoor accent lighting during the rest of the year.For everyday use, many people choose a simpler static or warm-looking setting and save the brighter color effects for holidays or events.
Application case
Lighting specialist
Really happy with the screen sync — just be aware it’s 60 Hz
I’ve been using this RGB backlight with my TV for a little while now and I’m really happy with it.The screen sync works well and I haven’t noticed any signal loss. The picture still looks clear, and the lighting follows what’s happening on screen nicely. It adds a lot of atmosphere for movies, TV shows and gaming without feeling too distracting.The 72 LEDs also give a pretty even glow behind the TV. I was worried it might look patchy, but the light distribution is smooth and the colors are bright without being too much.The app control has been convenient too. I can change the brightness, colors and settings from my phone without having to reach behind the TV.Installation was very easy — basically peel, stick and connect everything.The only thing I’d point out is that this setup is 60 Hz, not 120 Hz. That hasn’t been a problem for me, but if you specifically need 120 Hz support, it’s something to check before ordering.Overall, it’s been a really nice upgrade to my TV setup.
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
Thanks for sharing the details, especially your note about the refresh rate.For customers comparing TV sync lighting systems, it’s important to check the supported HDMI resolution and refresh rate before ordering, particularly if the TV or gaming console is being used at 120 Hz.We’re glad to hear the screen sync, app control and light distribution have been working well for your setup.
Buying guide
Lighting specialist
CST1 or HDMI Sync Box for movie nights — which one should I get?
I'm setting up a TV room mostly for Netflix, movies and occasionally PS5.I don't really need anything complicated, but the screen-sync feature looks cool. Is the HDMI box actually worth moving up to, or is CST1 enough if I mostly just want a nice glow behind the TV?
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
If your main goal is simply adding ambient color behind the TV, CST1 is the simpler option. You control its RGB lighting manually with the app or remote.If you want the backlight to change in real time with the picture on the screen, choose the HDMI Sync Box.The HDMI model also supports sound-reactive lighting, while CST1 is focused on manual ambient lighting.
Customer question
7 days ago
Lighting specialist
Looking for closet lights without adding new wiring — are these worth it?
7 days ago
I have two closets with no lights inside and really don't want to open the walls or add electrical wiring.I'm looking at the rechargeable motion sensor lights. Do they actually work well for this kind of situation, or am I going to be constantly taking them down to charge?
Answered by LightingWill
Lighting specialist
They're designed for exactly this type of application where adding permanent wiring isn't practical.The LightingWill motion sensor lights are rechargeable, stick-on fixtures with no wiring required, so they work well for closets, cabinets and similar small areas.How often you need to recharge them will depend on how frequently they're triggered and how long they're used each day.
