Review: Govee Immersion TV lights make me feel like I`m at a movie theater
(Android Central)

Quite possibly the best way to get that cinema feeling at home. Bias lighting isn`t anything new, but few products go above and beyond expectations in the way the Govee Immersion TV backlight does. If you picked up one of the best TVs for PS5 or Xbox recently, you owe it to yourself to spend the $70 that Govee Immersion costs. Unlike the Philips Hue Play system, Govee`s design utilizes a camera that sees the screen instead of requiring your HDMI cables to be plugged into a dedicated box. The results couldn`t be more stunning. Govee has two products in the Immersion RGBIC line, but the LED light strip is the more deluxe of the two options. Designed for 55-inch and 65-inch TVs, these strips run the perimeter of the back of your TV and shine light on the wall behind the TV. The key here is that the camera, which can be placed on top or below the TV — an upgrade from the previous version of this product — sees the TV screen and changes each individual LED on the light strip individ...