AmbiVision PRO with RGB+W LED strip (150 LEDs for 43 - 64 inches TV, RGB+W)

I've been using Ambivision for some years now since the older version and decided to give the "Ambivision Pro" a go.Once you watch a movie with Ambivision, you won't want to see a film without it! It's mesmerising... It enhances the colours, mood and experience... seeing is believing as they say - you just need to see it, it's not worth me describing it!The problem with the old version was that the set up was awkward. You needed a PC... and a series of adapters, wires and connections which just wasn't straight forward especially for a non-techie person. To top it all off, once it was set up... it didn't last long before you started running into problems with the device, software, etc.The old Ambivision also needed to run via another device, like an Apple TV, Chrome-cast, Fire-stick etc. It could not without an external device, i.e. with just a smart TV... as the adapters needed to pass via a video source.Ok... now onto the Ambivision Pro. The wiring up is much easier... since the lights now have a wireless dongle that speaks to a camera.Here's how it works in simple terms...The LED light strip attaches to the back of the TV... and has a wireless dongle connected to it that speaks wirelessly to the camera.A camera then points to the TV. The camera needs to be at least 40 cm away from the TV. Now, you'd need a ledge directly in front of the TV... with enough distance. A table in front would not be practical, as you'd have it in the middle of the room. If you decide to attach it to the ceiling, don't forget - you'd need a power source to plug it into!The new Ambivision, unlike the old one doesn't need ANY source to pass through it, as it captures the imagery and colours of the screen via a camera. So you can in this case beam up anything to the TV, even via smart tv apps and it'll work.The new version now comes with a app... so no need for a PC.The app gives you good control, enabling you to switch modes, etc. via your phone.The only downside is that it takes a while to figure out and get the settings right, but their support is friendly and responsive enough - they'll log in remotely to your phone and control your device until you get it right if need be.Final thoughts: Once you have used Ambivision, you won't to watch a film without it... so HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.