AsiaHorse Acrylic ARGB LED Strip for PC with 5V 3-pin ARGB LED and 4-pin Header, Compatible with Aura SYNC, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, MSI Mystic Light Sync(280MM)

The 16" bar fit so perfectly lengthwise into my case it was *chef's kiss*.Just plugging the bar into an ARGB plug in my MB lit it up immediately on startup. It phases through rainbow colors by default and looks very nice. It was really easy to set up a color profile in Aura and we were off to the races. The "diamond" surface is really pretty and the entire thing looks very clean and sleek. It adds a nice glow to the bottom of my case. I LOVE the magnetic mounting.You can see the joins in the clear plastic segments on top, but it's minimal and you don't really notice it.Overall, I love it so far!

My 5 yr old likes it. It was a bit smaller than I expected but I didn't read the dimensions. It is also cool just laying on the desk.

Magnets reasonably strong. It gets very bright if desired. Sturdy construction. Plugged in the female 3 pin connector to motherboard (other tiny mystery 'junction' connector not needing to be plugged into anything) also has male 3 pin so you can daisy chain in extra light strips. Works great with motherboard LED control program which in my case is ASrock polychrome sync. I'd definitely buy more. Buy it.

Very cheap works perfectly but make sure that your other items are diamond like your RGB diamond ram or your RGB diamond rough lights that way everything works seamlessly easy to use

It’s magnetic and the magnets are strong. Comes along with an adhesive tape.The brightness should’ve been higher considering it’s got a crystal shape making light harder to pass.It definitely looks gorgeous.

It's a metal housing which is nice. The brightness is good and it has a simmer effect with the clear diamond cover. My only complaints are that it doesn't and a standard Argb wiring plug. It has only Mother board pins to daisy chain. So that made it difficult but lucky i had an adapter that worked. It's very ridged sturdy so where ever you put it, it has to fit and the magnets are really weak. But i would buy it again.

I love adding cheap rgb lights options to my computer. I have added viper rgb ssd,Rgb video card holder and rgb ram sticks. It was very easy to install and its Rgb matches with other rgb lights. Very happy with the purchase.

The media could not be loaded.  These are decent ARGB lights, with a few caveats. If you can get past the downsides, then they might work well for you. On the plus side, they are bright. The magnets are reasonably strong, though they could be a little stronger still especially on the 140mm model. The textured diffuser helps to hide the individual LEDs and bounce light. They have a pass through connector with a standard 3 pin (+1 blank) male connection so you can chain them together or connect other ARGB devices. These are made of pretty high quality materials (aluminum and acrylic I guess) and don't feel cheap. The cables and connectors seem decent too.As for the cons, there are many. First, the color of the anodized aluminum isn't black, it's a dark blue/grey. There is only a magnet on one side and it comes pre-attached, yet they also include an extra adhesive strip. It would be nice if you could choose which side to attach the magnet to or choose to not use the magnet at all. Another issue, though relatively minor, is that with certain colors if you look close enough you can see individual red, blue or green parts of the RGB LEDs stand out. This is most obvious on dim white settings. A bigger problem, they do not have a serial connection on the pass through connector. It provides a parallel connection only. What I mean is if you connect two of them together and configure your lights with an animation, the starting point will be the same on each light strip simultaneously. You cannot connect them in a way that an animation will continue from one strip to the next. This is very unfortunate, and there are other light strips on the market that do offer a serial passthrough connection, such as some Phanteks products. The last major con is that the clear acrylic textured diffuser on my 280mm light is actually made up of two 140mm pieces instead of one 280mm piece. Instead of manufacturing different length diffusers for each of the three sizes they sell, they just decided to use multiple 140mm lengths end to end. This means there's a split right down the middle of my 280mm light, and if you get the 420mm light there will probably be 3 parts that make up your diffuser. The problem is that the diffuser's material transmits light by way of internal reflection like fiber optics, so if you use an animated sequence you will see the split in the diffuser light up even when the LEDs immediately near it aren't illuminated.If the manufacturer could duplicate what they got right and remedy all of these cons for a new revision then I would go so far as to buy them all over again.

1st I plugged it in blue up sparks went everywhere thank God it did not burn down my house or my computer .. Be really f****** careful with it..