LumenX Smart USB Color LED Lightstrip (6.6ft)- Compatible with Philips Hue, Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, Echo Plus, IFTTT - Sync Music For Bedroom, Kitchen Rest of Home with USB Port

Lights up White, manually. Only comparable with your wrist and a plug. ....

If you're looking for an inexpensive Zigbee light strip, this is a great choice, especially if you run ZHA or Z2M on HomeAssistant. Paired quickly and easily on my ZHA network on first try. Brighter than I expected with even color rendition and good spread. Also had good adhesive that was easy to put in place but not so sticky that you couldn't move it during application. If I had to pick out any cons - and I'm reaching a bit but I want to be honest - I wish there was a reset button to put it in pairing mode. You have to plug/unplug 5 times with 2 second in between so you have to be kind of precise and patient. It took me 2-3 tries before I got it into pairing mode. But you only have to do this once unless you're moving networks so I can't complain that much. Would (and probably will since I have LED Addiction Syndrome) definitely buy again.

I wanted to give an in-depth review because these are a bit of a mystery device and I'm sure Home Assistant users are curious about these strips. For the price, I bought 6. I have no regrets. Here are the details: These appear to be a white label version of the Gledopto USB controllers (non-pro) version. They use a Gledopto zha quirk and on disassembly the PCB looks identical to other Gledopto strips I have. Specifically, these use a TI CC2530 chip and the PCB is stamped GLE752 V1.1. This is a plus as Gledopto products are generally good quality in my experience. The best part is this LumenX kit includes the corner connectors, but make sure you remove the backing on the strip to get them to fit in the connector. They report as routers in ZHA, but they don't appear to actually route traffic -- identical to the non-pro Gledopto usb controllers at 2x-3x the price. These do have a habit of becoming unavailable due to RF interference, but they always respond to multicast commands. Slightly bending the antenna away from the PCB seems to reduce interference issues. These minor gripes are why I'm rating 4/5 stars. I use two as under cabinet lighting and made a Zigbee group with both. Sending commands to the group is pretty flawless, even when the strips report as unavailable. Brightness and color are great since these are RGBCCT strips and they pull roughly 5Ws at full power. The cool white at 6500K looks natural and is perfect for under a countertop. These also have a working colorloop mode, but it's a bit fast. tl;dr -- if you're using ZHA or Z2M, you should buy a lot of these.

While yes these lights do work with Hue, both the sets of lights I bought will only stay online for 2-3 days before showing as 'unresponsive' in the Hue app. Unplugging the power source and reconnecting makes the lights work again for a few days. Not really ideal, as the whole point of smart lights with a motion sensor is that you don't need to manually turn things off and on. Anyway, returning - at my expense ofcourse

Lamentablemente no tiene buena integración con PhillipsHue en lo que respecta a automatizaciones y otras ventajas del Apps de ese ecosistema...

After installing the lights on a bookshelf, the controller wouldn't show up in my Hue app. I followed the instructions to reset the controller and then it connected, no big deal. The reason for the low rating is that these lights do not work well with Hue. When you set a color in the app, it will often revert back to the previous setting after a few seconds and require you to set the color repeatedly until it sticks. When I use automated scheduling to turn on the lights, they ignore the set color and just turn on green, requiring manual reset of the color to reach the desired setting. This is not a functional product in the Hue ecosystem, I would not purchase again

Paired quickly, responds fast. Conveniently usb powered.

Works with ZHA and Home Assistant. A couple of tips: To pair with ZHA make sure you just plugged it in otherwise it wont see the device as will will come out of pairing mode after a short while. When adding the 90 degrees bend the conductors on the strip need to go under the silver connectors (they look like slides) when you slide them in dont go too far in; the gold should be making contact with the end of the silver. *** Also*** VERY IMPORTANT - when inserting into the corner adapter remove the brown backing that covers the adhesive AND the clear adhesive strip. Just fold the brown backing down a 1/4 of an inch then push (or roll) the adhesive strip down about the same distance. If you have either of these on the strip, it will never squeeze under the silver contacts. I would also suggest you add the corner pieces before you place or stick anything up. These are a bit stubborn and you will need them close to your eyes (make sure you have the right length before cutting). Finally, make sure the orientation of the corner piece is correct before you stick it up. After all that these are cheap and amazing for under cabinet lighting.