Yeelight also provides some adhesive strips that you will have to attach to the panels if you want to affix them onto your wall. On one hand, being able to easily detach the panels from each other makes rearranging the shapes very easy, but the loose connectors make me a bit worried that the connector connecting it to the power adapter could one day just slip out. We’re not sure if this was intentional by design or if it is a design flaw. On some panels, the connector strips fit like a glove, but on other strips, it feels very loose and comes out very easily. There is one big gripe that we have and that is the connector strips and module itself feels kind of loose.

There is also a control module that lets you control the lights physically, such as turning it on/off, changing patterns and colors, and also a music mode that when you plug an audio device into its port, will flash and sync to the beat.

The connectors themselves are labeled so you know which side to insert into the current panel and which to go into the next panel. Each panel features three ports for you to insert the (old) SIM card-shaped connectors. This isn’t really an issue since other LED panels also have similar blockers, and we don’t think it gets in the way of the overall design, but it’s something you’ll have to take into consideration. The corners of the triangle are blocked off and those do not light up, so when you piece them all together, it becomes less of a triangle shape. They feature a triangle shape where the center portion of the panel is the part that lights up. The design of the light panels seems rather standard. It is clear who they are trying to compete against (Nanoleaf) with these LED light panels, but with a starting price of $139.99 for the starter kit with 6 panels, or $179.99 for the starter kit + extension kit for a total of 9 panels, they are slightly cheaper.īut the question is, how do they hold up against the competition, and would you be better off paying a bit more? Let’s find out.

The company has in the past created a variety of smart lighting like LED bulbs and LED light strips, but recently, they have decided to take on the LED light panel. One of those companies is Xiaomi and their Yeelight subsidiary. Now, trying to furnish your home with these smart lights can be an expensive process and brands like Philips might come to mind, but thankfully over the years, we’ve seen product launches from other companies offering up products with similar functionality but at a fraction of the price. It seems to be a growing trend these days where people are starting to deck out their rooms and home offices with smart LED lighting, and with the pandemic forcing people to work from home, it might not be a bad idea to rethink your home office setup.

Thanks to the vast amount of our project experiences, SDIP know very well what could be the potential quality issues and installation problems, we adopt the dedicated production and quality check tactics to reduce the potential problem at factory.īesides the physical strips, SDIP still provide the one-stop services of Site audit, Layout design, Lighting effect and programming based on LedEdit or Madrixsoftware platforms, Product development and implementation, Installation and debugging, we have the field engineer teams to visit your sites for assistance.If you have a moment, pop on over to Reddit’s r/battlestations and you’ll notice one recurring theme – LED lights.

Modular smart lighting panels dimension 170*160*35mm (L*H*Thickness) and weight 200g.

Built-in anti-interference, resist various types of signal interference.

Signal transmission distance as long as 120 meters.

3 different installation ways, easy & quick deployment & teardown.

Unlimited combination to generate numberous.

Multiple modules can be joint frameless.

Each triangle smart led panel has 144pcs individually addressable WS2812 LEDs.

Smart led panel