Power Practical LED Strip Lights Backlight, USB Light Strips w/Remote for 15 Ambient Color Bias Lighting Options & 10 Brightness Modes, for TV/Computer Decor/Indoor Use, Size (60"-80" TV)
Product Description
Power Practical LED Strip Lights Backlight, USB Light Strips w/Remote for 15 Ambient Color Bias Lighting Options & 10 Brightness Modes, for TV/Computer Decor/Indoor Use, Size (60"-80" TV)
- Easy On The Eyes: LED TV lights with 6500k True White color temperature help relieve eyestrain and headaches.
- Adjustable Backlight: Use the wireless remote to adjust LED TV backlight colors and brightness settings.
- Simple Installation: This USB-powered LED strip light is easy to install for gaming and home theater spaces.
- Includes LED Strip: Get a 97 inch LED strip light with 3M adhesive and wireless remote for monitors 60-80 inches.
- Color Changing LEDs: This LED TV light has 15 colors with 6500k True White, 10 brightness levels, and 3 fade modes.
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