Last Chance During Prime Day to Snag This Immersive Real-Time TV Backlight at $60 Off
This isn't your grandma's glowy TV backlight, either. Govee's app-powered kit uses a camera to watch the TV and match the colors in real time, creating an immersive shifting lightscape that CNET Managing Editor Russell Holly raves about (for a lower-end model), saying it can upgrade a home entertainment system to a real home theater experience, making your TV look more expansive and enhancing movies and colorful games (I can't wait to see what it does to Expedition 33). That also put it on our list of best smart lights. You really have to see it to believe it.
You can also use the app to adjust the Envisual system to any brightness and color setting you want, as well set it to a variety of shifting entertainment modes, a party mode and more, so those 60 LED lights act as mood lighting or simple illumination whenever you need. They can also sync to any music you have playing.
Govee's Envisual system does require an included camera attachment.
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Why Govee's deal caught our eye
TV backlights has come such a long way in recent years, Govee's creations look nothing like what backlighting used to. And, as we've tested Govee products, we've found they're on the cutting edge of lighting technology with lots of creative twists to boot. The Envisual kit is one of its top-line models, capable of real-time visual effect matching, and it's cheaper now than it's been since the last Black Friday sales.
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