RGBIC Neon LED Strip | Bluetooth App Music Sync Light

This RGBIC neon LED strip lights each section of the strip separately, so rainbows chase along it, colours flow into each other and the whole line moves with your music. It connects to your phone over Bluetooth, comes with a remote, and runs from 1m to 5m.

What you get

• RGBIC dream colour chips, each section individually controlled
• SMD2835 LEDs on 5V DC
• 1m, 2m, 3m or 5m, cuttable at the marked points
• Bluetooth app control and a remote (takes a CR2025 battery)
• Music sync that reacts to sound in real time
• CE, EMC and RoHS certified

Why a Bluetooth neon light is a proper light show

Standard RGB strips show one colour along the whole length. RGBIC splits the strip into segments that each do their own thing, so you get flowing rainbows, gradients and waves on a single run. Pair it with music sync and a bedroom wall turns into something closer to a gig. Bluetooth means no WiFi setup, no hub and no account, just open the app and go.

Common Questions

What is the difference between RGB and RGBIC? RGB shows one colour at a time. RGBIC controls each section separately, which is what makes the chasing and flowing effects possible.

Any setup tips? In the app settings, set PIXELS to 300 on first use so the whole strip lights up and the effects run its full length.

Does it work with Alexa? It runs on Bluetooth through its own app and remote, which keeps setup quick and simple. If you want voice control, the neon LED strip lights connect over WiFi and work with Alexa and Google.

Will it mark my walls? Our guide to fitting LED strips in a rented flat shows how to test a patch first and take strips down cleanly.

What goes with it? The RGB light bars bring the same music sync to your desk.

Delivery and returns

Free delivery, no minimum spend, usually 7 to 14 working days after dispatch. Free 30 day returns and we pay the return postage.

A wall that dances along with the playlist. Neighbours not included.