I had never really looked at them when they were announced, but just did. I have been running a music synchronized Christmas light show for close to a decade, so the strips being used were instantly recognized. Some interesting possibilities… I will be interested in your future reports.
So added the Light strip to the app and started to play with them while stretched across my floor. Impressive display while in music mode. The Sample Video’s below does not do it justice. Not saying it is perfect, but I am still dialing it in and still impressive. there are 3 different Music settings to go through: Shadow, Leap, Flicker. Then there are the the normal color selection and Scenes.
Can’t wait for the Pro’s to come in to see the difference between them.
Next Step is the actual installation of the lights in its permanent position.
I received my 2 preordered strips earlier this week. The colors and options within the app are impressive, however I am super disappointed in the “white” color temperature options. They’re in no way close to the listed Kelvin temperatures in the app, like not even close to white when its supposed to be. I was hoping to use them for undercabinet lighting and not need to get a wyze plug, etc but unless this is fixable with an app update, I’m not sure they’ll work for that application. Not usually someone to be disappointed with Wyze because I understand the price point, but thought this would be an easy one. (I have also found the regular wyze bulbs are fairly off with their Kelvin values too, but not this bad)
Thanks for the comparison pic. What I was referring to was not a matter of brightness (I’m happy with that), mine when set to 4000k for example, which is a fairly neutral, actually are a very yellow-green. Interestingly, my phone camera really struggles to show this color and I had to adjust some settings to get it to represent reality in the picture (in person its even more yellow/green than here)