| Brand | Govee |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Govee |
| Package Dimensions | 29.2 x 17.7 x 11.7 cm; 970 Grams |
| Item model number | H60562D1UK |
| Part Number | H60562D1UK |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Style | Modern |
| Colour | multicolour |
| Shape | Standard |
| Material | Plastic |
| Finish types | Mixed |
| Number of Lights | 2 |
| Included Components | Light kit inlcuded |
| Specific Uses | Indoor use only |
| Special features | Corded |
| Shade Material | Polycarbonate |
| Plug Format | UK Plug |
| Power and Plug Description: | Corded Electric |
| Switch Style | alexa,app |
| Switch Installation Type | Wall Mount |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Type of Bulb | LED |
| Wattage | 12 watts |
| Bulb Features | Dimmable |
| Item Weight | 970 g |
| Guaranteed software updates until | unknown |
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Product Description
Govee Smart TV Light Bars
 BLE+WiFi Light Bars H6056 |  T1 TV Backlight B605B |  RGBIC TV Light Bars H6046 |  AI Gaming Box H6601 | |
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Connection
| WiFi+Bluetooth | WiFi+Bluetooth | WiFi+Bluetooth | WiFi+Bluetooth |
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Work with Alexa
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Colour
| RGBICWW | RGBICWW | RGBIC | RGBIC |
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Dimmable
| Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
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Colour-match Camera
| No | Yes | No | Yes |
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Music mode
| 8 | 4 | 8 | 8 |
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Scene mode
| 23 | 32 | 31 | 42 |
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Light Type
| Light Bars | Light Bars+TV LED Backlights | Light Bars | Light Bars+Monitor Backlights |
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Bright, versatile LED light bars with independent segments - software needs improving
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 October 2022
These are bright enough to provide back illumination behind a 65 inch TV without having to attach them to the TV. As shown in the photos I've stood them on a unit and about 20cm from the wall. Each bar has 6 independant segments which can be set to an almost infinite number of colours through RGB mixing. You can also adjust the relative brightness between the segments. As well as RGB, you can illuminate the bars with true white light (not a mix of RGB) and adjust the colour temperature of this from a cool to very warm white. Note you cannot mix true white light with colour light, so you can either have all the segments on either or both units white or a mixture of different colour segments. You can also control each bar independently, so for example you can have different colour combinations or white on either or both light bars.The white light is a lot brighter than the RGB lights, so much I tend to adjust the brightness of the white light to below 30% for general use. The bars do get a bit warm with the white lights on full brightness, although they barely warm up for just the RGB lights.Set up is quick and easy. You get a small control box which allows you to control the light bars, although I use the app and Alexa instead so keep this hidden behind the TV unit. Both light bars are connected at the ends of their generously lengthy cables to a single USB-C plug which goes into the controller. There is also a separate wall wart power supply with a typical DC power barrel connector that goes into the controller.The app is available I believe for both iOS and Android, I only used the iOS version. Whilst the app is flexible and offers a lot of features, it's not that intuitive and there are no instructions on how to get the best from the light bars with it. It took me a lot of trial and error to figure out how to save custom colour patterns for instance. There are also a number of preset colour patterns and effects, some are even triggered by sound (there's a microphone in the control unit). Once you've set a colour pattern up on the light bars, you can use your smart speaker to turn the light bars off and on (they will resume the previous colour combination set), adjust the brightness and set the bars to a single solid colour using your voice. There might be other voice controlled instructions but in the Alexa app they appear as a normal RGBW smart bulb.Overall this is a great and non-instrusive way to provide comfortable backlighting behind your TV - especially if you don't want to attach them to the back of the TV. You can either stand the light bars vertically as I have done using the provided stands, sideways or even hand them on a hook/screw using the side clips provided. They seem very well made and reliable, I've had no issues at all controlling them now for over a month. The app is ok and enables you to do most things, but there's only a phone version so it looks a bit tardy when used on say an iPad. It would be nice to have more customisation over dynamic light patterns such as speed, fade and transitions - the current customisation seems a bit limited. It would also be nice for instance to design chaser patterns that could fade each segment in and out so to create moving light patterns. I couldn't find a way to do this. Overall though a really great product and a great price if you compare it to the competition.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 October 2022
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The white light is a lot brighter than the RGB lights, so much I tend to adjust the brightness of the white light to below 30% for general use. The bars do get a bit warm with the white lights on full brightness, although they barely warm up for just the RGB lights.
Set up is quick and easy. You get a small control box which allows you to control the light bars, although I use the app and Alexa instead so keep this hidden behind the TV unit. Both light bars are connected at the ends of their generously lengthy cables to a single USB-C plug which goes into the controller. There is also a separate wall wart power supply with a typical DC power barrel connector that goes into the controller.
The app is available I believe for both iOS and Android, I only used the iOS version. Whilst the app is flexible and offers a lot of features, it's not that intuitive and there are no instructions on how to get the best from the light bars with it. It took me a lot of trial and error to figure out how to save custom colour patterns for instance. There are also a number of preset colour patterns and effects, some are even triggered by sound (there's a microphone in the control unit). Once you've set a colour pattern up on the light bars, you can use your smart speaker to turn the light bars off and on (they will resume the previous colour combination set), adjust the brightness and set the bars to a single solid colour using your voice. There might be other voice controlled instructions but in the Alexa app they appear as a normal RGBW smart bulb.
Overall this is a great and non-instrusive way to provide comfortable backlighting behind your TV - especially if you don't want to attach them to the back of the TV. You can either stand the light bars vertically as I have done using the provided stands, sideways or even hand them on a hook/screw using the side clips provided. They seem very well made and reliable, I've had no issues at all controlling them now for over a month. The app is ok and enables you to do most things, but there's only a phone version so it looks a bit tardy when used on say an iPad. It would be nice to have more customisation over dynamic light patterns such as speed, fade and transitions - the current customisation seems a bit limited. It would also be nice for instance to design chaser patterns that could fade each segment in and out so to create moving light patterns. I couldn't find a way to do this. Overall though a really great product and a great price if you compare it to the competition.
Bright, versatile LED light bars with independent segments - software needs improving
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 8 October 2022
These are bright enough to provide back illumination behind a 65 inch TV without having to attach them to the TV. As shown in the photos I've stood them on a unit and about 20cm from the wall. Each bar has 6 independant segments which can be set to an almost infinite number of colours through RGB mixing. You can also adjust the relative brightness between the segments. As well as RGB, you can illuminate the bars with true white light (not a mix of RGB) and adjust the colour temperature of this from a cool to very warm white. Note you cannot mix true white light with colour light, so you can either have all the segments on either or both units white or a mixture of different colour segments. You can also control each bar independently, so for example you can have different colour combinations or white on either or both light bars.Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 8 October 2022
The white light is a lot brighter than the RGB lights, so much I tend to adjust the brightness of the white light to below 30% for general use. The bars do get a bit warm with the white lights on full brightness, although they barely warm up for just the RGB lights.
Set up is quick and easy. You get a small control box which allows you to control the light bars, although I use the app and Alexa instead so keep this hidden behind the TV unit. Both light bars are connected at the ends of their generously lengthy cables to a single USB-C plug which goes into the controller. There is also a separate wall wart power supply with a typical DC power barrel connector that goes into the controller.
The app is available I believe for both iOS and Android, I only used the iOS version. Whilst the app is flexible and offers a lot of features, it's not that intuitive and there are no instructions on how to get the best from the light bars with it. It took me a lot of trial and error to figure out how to save custom colour patterns for instance. There are also a number of preset colour patterns and effects, some are even triggered by sound (there's a microphone in the control unit). Once you've set a colour pattern up on the light bars, you can use your smart speaker to turn the light bars off and on (they will resume the previous colour combination set), adjust the brightness and set the bars to a single solid colour using your voice. There might be other voice controlled instructions but in the Alexa app they appear as a normal RGBW smart bulb.
Overall this is a great and non-instrusive way to provide comfortable backlighting behind your TV - especially if you don't want to attach them to the back of the TV. You can either stand the light bars vertically as I have done using the provided stands, sideways or even hand them on a hook/screw using the side clips provided. They seem very well made and reliable, I've had no issues at all controlling them now for over a month. The app is ok and enables you to do most things, but there's only a phone version so it looks a bit tardy when used on say an iPad. It would be nice to have more customisation over dynamic light patterns such as speed, fade and transitions - the current customisation seems a bit limited. It would also be nice for instance to design chaser patterns that could fade each segment in and out so to create moving light patterns. I couldn't find a way to do this. Overall though a really great product and a great price if you compare it to the competition.
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