Phanteks NEON Digital-RGB LED Strip M1 (PH-NELEDKT_M1) – 1x 1-Meter Smooth Lighting Strip, Full-Color Range, Flexible mounting

First, here’s an important fact that I couldn’t find here or anywhere else online: Yes, these can be cut to a smaller size. (If you’re not sure how to cut LED strips like this, Google or search YouTube for “How to cut ws2812b LED strips.)” It’s easy. I used a normal pair of scissors and it took less than 3 minutes. I’m very happy with the result. They’re easy to work with and I was quickly able to adjust the LEDs with the Asus Aura Sync app. The strips allow for very precise color adjustments. Only complaint: I wish they included more of the mounting clips, especially the straight one. That said, these are the best looking light strips I’ve ever used, and they look great with very little work. I highly recommend them.

I recently purchased this product. I found it to be a great product. It is made sturdy and works well. It is easy to use and looks great. The price was fair and the item was as described in the ad.

Almost everything about this is perfect, I love the way they look and they solved my issue of both sides of my build being a little too dim. ...But it comes with these double sided adhesive pads that make mounting the LED raceways really frustrating, because they hardly stick to anything at all. I have these mounted in my Lian Li O11D Mini, attached to the bare aluminum inside the case, and I'm lucky if they don't start to peel off and hang. Maybe it's just that specific case, but I'd say to be safe it's probably a good idea to get higher quality adhesive for these raceways if you're too in love with how these look like I am. Otherwise these are awesome and easily beat out normal LED strips. They're much brighter and you don't get any LED hot spots. And besides the strength of the adhesive pads, they're super easy to install and can even be daisy chained with a decently long, easy to hide cable. I was able to attach each one in my two pack running up each side of my case with plenty of cable to spare. They also use the standard RGB pinout so you don't need a proprietary hub or controller and works just fine with most RGB software. Overall a good way to spice up your build.

Pros: ultra bright and colorful. Great silicon diffusions which make the strip look way better than ordinary rgb strips. Works great with aura sync. Great addin to the build. Cons: still has a chance to break when you try to bend it (not even over 90 degree). I bought 2 at first. One of them not working properly after I thought I finished the installation. Had to order another and reinstall. I didn’t request a return since I tested the strip before installation and it worked well. It didn’t work after the installation so I’m pretty sure i broke it.

After seeing this in my rig, I could never allow the low quality RGB go into my computer again. I gave 4 stars on the adhesion only because the desire for the RGB strip to curve is strong enough to pull up the adhesion at any 90 degree turns but all in all it works great for my set up. I bought the long single strip and it goes along the left, bottom, and right sides of my glass case. Heads up: I have an ASrock b450 Pro4 motherboard and had to go into my BIOS to change the colors. For some weird reason, the green and red colors were flopped, so I had to max out "green" to make the strip red. I'm almost certain that is my motherboard's fault so I'm not holding it against this product.

These are a great product it gives off seamless hot spot free light and makes a great accent for your pc case. However after using this in my computer case for the last 3mo there has been a significant decrease in the amount of blue light given off by the LEDs. I had them set to a purple colour and it's now shifted to a reddish pinkish colour and after reagusting the amount of red the light is now significantly dimmer. Over all I'd recommend using this product for something you dont keep running 24/7.

What a tedious pain in the butt! Take the ”3M" tape and throw it straight into the trash. Save yourself hours by simply using your own double sided sticky tape. Requires the 3 pin connector "ARGB" (if you don't exactly know what this is, stop and research it now) Product works as intended. I followed the suggestion in the reviews of using a black binder cover. They sell them for $8-10 in packs of 10-30. They did help me get the rubber "ruler straight" but it still took me hours of playing with it to make a perfectly straight rectangle. I knew I was going to go the distance to make this look good. I suffered through it for the results. It took me 3-4 hours to do this. (Lots of time wasted with the bad 3M included tape) It's a project like building a model. You need patience if you want it to look perfect. You can see the difference between many reviews. Now that it's all done it's amazing. All the looks of a beautiful fish tank with none of the maintenance.

These are the best RGB strips made for PC, and the diffusion is so smooth. I have 6 strips in my case (1) M1, (1) 500mm, and (4) 400mm. At first I wasn't sure if these would work with my set up, because I have a NZXT Case with their fan and RGB hub, but these work great with Mystic Light through my MSI motherboard. I only have (2) 5V addressable RGB headers on my motherboard so I ended up getting the Phanteks Digital Controller Hub, which allowed me to hook up more strips. You CAN cut these strips without ruining them, multiple of mine in my case were cut down to a custom length. You must cut them across the middle of the 3 copper lines that are exposed between each of the LEDs, which are about every 14mm. I begin by slicing the rubber diffuser with a utility blade a little past the length I want, making sure not to cut the LED strip inside. When I identify the closest copper lines I slice the diffuser casing all the way around at the lines and then I clip the LED strip itself across the middle of the copper lines. I finished the clipped end off with a little electrical tape and a heat shrink sleeve. I was able to get both sides to light up after they were cut, but I couldn't get the latter half to daisy chain. I didn't try too hard to get it to work though, because the cut-off was never the right length for the other areas I just ended up using a whole new strip. Another review suggested using the black plastic U channel from those clear plastic report covers to make them straight. If I had patience I would have ordered some, but I couldn't find them at walmart on a whim, so I ended up using those black plastic poster frames which worked pretty well. It's nice that they come in long lengths too, so you could run the entire length of the case with one piece. They are glossy and a little rounded, so the black plastic U channels match better with the mounts that come with the product. I highly suggest using some type of U channel for mounting purposes, since nothing sticks to the strip itself and to help them stay straight.