Expensive but novel – I bought a second set having liked the first one. The build quality is very good, installation ad pairing is straight forward. The number of scenes built in make using it easy and it looks good from out of the box – I have them behind translucent panel curtains which makes the effect better by diffusing the light. The shared scenes features opens up the possibilities to what anyone out there creates. Given the hardware seems to be well spec-ed, I hope Govee adds more features in the future!

I purchased the outdoor bulb lights and have been toying with these mainly due to the crazy 120 price Tag (goes to 160 when not on offer). Yes the colours are good but at the end of the day it’s 120 for a 1.5m x 2m lights curtain. The size itself isn’t logical as most UK homes have a wider window with a 1m or so drop rather then the other way round. The app is cool but when using the lights inside it’s hard to make out what’s going on. They only really work outside in total darkness and from a distance.

I recently added the Govee Curtain Lights with 520 bright RGBIC LEDs to my decor, and I must say, these lights bring a vibrant and dynamic element to any space. While I am generally pleased with my purchase, there are a few areas where these lights could use some refinement.

The standout feature of the Govee Curtain Lights is undoubtedly the 520 RGBIC LEDs, which create a dazzling display of colors. The range of lighting effects is expansive, from cascading colors to pulsating patterns, adding a lively ambiance to the room. The ability to control these effects through the accompanying app is a convenient feature that puts customization at your fingertips.

However, while the effects are undoubtedly fun, I did find that some of them could be a bit complex and hard to make out. It would be great to see more simple and elegant patterns integrated into the lighting options. Sometimes, less is more, and having the option to switch to more subtle patterns would make these lights more versatile for various occasions and moods.

One area where the Govee Curtain Lights have potential for growth is in their interactivity. The ability to send a picture or a specific design to the lights for them to mimic could be a game-changer. Imagine being able to display your favorite scene, artwork, or even a personal message through the lights. This would add a whole new dimension to the user experience and make these lights even more engaging.

Installation was relatively straightforward, and the quality of the lights and hardware appears to be decent. The curtain format is a unique twist that sets these lights apart from traditional LED strips, making them ideal for creating a backdrop or an eye-catching visual element in any space.

In conclusion, the Govee Curtain Lights with 520 bright RGBIC LEDs are a captivating addition to any room, bringing a lively and dynamic atmosphere. The extensive range of effects is enjoyable, even though some simpler options would be appreciated. The potential for interactive features, such as sending images to the lights, is exciting and could elevate these lights to a new level. With a bit of refinement, Govee could easily make these lights a must-have for anyone looking to infuse their space with colorful and playful lighting.