HAMLITE TV Bias Lighting 6500K True White for 70 72 75 80 82 85 Inch TV, 18Ft USB TV LED Backlight with RF Remote Cover 4 Sides Behind TV Background Room Decor Gaming Light for Men Ambient Mood Light

Been running this for about 5 months with an 83” OLED. Will fit 85-90”. Looks great, plenty bright, no issues so far. It also allows for color changes and dimming. I like that the stripping is black, as it blends in with the back of the TV more. Peel and stick installation is simple and holds well. RF remote control operated, so you can turn it off manually. I have a Sony TV, which doesn’t play nice with USB lighting, so I like that I can turn it on and off with a remote rather than unplugging it. Well worth the money. Other bias light kits cost a lot more.

I purchased and returned a different, cheaper brand of led lights because some of the bulbs were incorrect colors (didn't match the others), and the remote rarely worked at all. I researched online and decided to give this brand a shot. I was nervous, but these work perfectly. Colors are vibrant, consistent, and bright. Remote works perfectly.The corners are tricky to do. My wife and I were worried we were going to damage the light strip by overfolding or crimping too much, so we left the corners slightly raised - i.e. not completely fastened to the back of the tv. The adhesive on the rest of it was enough to keep it all in place.We plugged it in to the back of the tv for power, but when the tv is off, the lights turn off. So we re-worked it to be powered via a cable to a wall charger. It now only turns on and off by the remote, which is what we wanted.Finally, I googled how to cut the strip because we had an extra 12 inches at the end. I would recommend you check where to cut it before cutting it. It was easy, but I'm glad I checked first... I probably would've guessed wrong.Overall, I was nervous about how this would look and work, but it looks and works really great. Very happy.

The bias lighting strips were easy to apply and look great. I have noticed a decrease in tension headaches at the end of the night while watching tv in the evening. We enjoy the orange light for having a fireplace on for ambience, and for playing video games. The white light is perfect for watching tv in the evening to reduce eye strain, and therefore also reducing tension headaches, which is why I wanted bias lighting.I am disappointed that sometimes the lights do not turn on or off on automatically with the use of the tv, say about 10% of the time. Some of the remote functions also do not work, specifically the encoding so it lights in accordance with what is on screen. But for the price point of these lights, I am not that worried about it as I have the functionality that was most important to me, and the color temperature of the white lights is accurate. I also like that the lights can be dimmed or brightened to your preference.Overall, these lights are great for the price point.

It has many shades available via the remote control. I found a lovely light grey tone that works wonderfully for my eyes.I found that if one powers off the TV with the light still on, it will auto power off after some minutes, and when you let it do this, the next time you turn on the TV - the light comes on with the TV automatically. Some may be able to use this - I was just curious myself.The adhesive is excellent, and doesn't need to be reaffixed. I put it up in about five minutes, and turned it on and away we go. :D

I have 2 of these on other TV's and they work great. The white balance is excellent and it provides a natural background light. The last one I bought would not stick to the back of the TV. The adhesive would not even stick to my finger. Unfortunately I had to return it.

I got this for our TV. You should too. Here's why-Besides all the obvious benefits of having a bias lighting system for your TV (reduced eye strain, richer blacks/contrast, perfect ambient lighting for occasions and holidays), this Hamlite's white setting is TRUE WHITE. Let me explain the caps... Before this Hamlite strip, we were big fans of Luminoodle. Used them for years. We recently got a new TV so we needed a new strip, but alas Luminoodle was out of stock on the size we needed. So I went on the hunt. Luminoodle was the only brand I knew at the time that its white setting was a true white, around 6000K, and not some weird off white. This Hamlite is 6500. White. Let me repeat that. White. Before stumbling upon the Hamlite strip, I went through 2 other vendors first and they were all just terrible! Yeah they had fun remotes (our Luminoodle before didn't have a remote. I hear they do now) and colors and blah, blah. The problem was all their whites weren't even white! It was this weird clearly slightly blueish white. SO annoying. Should've known when none of them disclosed their Kelvins anywhere. Personally, I have to have white for most viewing content so it doesn't influence color perception, so needless to say this was a deal maker for me on the Hamlite. Point is, get this strip. You can modify brightness, change colors, multiple modes, strong adhesive, black strip (which is another + over the luminoodle, which was white- the Hamlite is stealth) long enough to make a complete circle around our 65" screen (another + , you wouldn't believe how many strips claim a large size and then don't even go all the way around >_<) decent sized remote, all delivered in an airtight sealed package. I will definitely be buying Hamlite moving forward. A tad on the pricier end of bias lights, but you get what you pay for with this. And that, in my opinion, is perfection.Will update this review should the product not hold up. Thanks for reading.

I thought this light strip was going to be perfect for my needs, but I was disappointed. The adhesion of the strip was good, and the remote worked quite well. The problem is the luminance drops significantly from the power end to the far end of the strip. When I compared the ends of the light strip, the end farthest from the power supply and closest, the far end has half the brightness. The bottom line there is a discernable difference in brightness from one send of the strip to the other. I can't recommend this product for bias lighting.