Govee`s G1 Pro Gaming Light is a disappointment for cheaper monitors
(Windows Phone Central)

We`re going to need a better monitor. Immersive backlighting for screens has been around for a while, something even Microsoft dabbled in with their IllumiRoom project for the Kinect sensor. Some of the more expensive TV sets and monitors on the market, such as the Ambiglow range from Philips, have RGB lights built into the back of the unit to enhance the viewing experience with a splash of color. Govee has set out to be a more affordable avenue into immersive lighting, and their range expands today with their DreamView G1 Pro gaming light. Rather than use a video signal from your console or PC, the DreamView G1 Pro uses a camera mounted to the top of your screen to detect and replicate the colors on display. With 16 million colors beaming around your gaming setup, the Govee kit also features voice control and music sync to turn your room into a mini club rave. The effect certainly looks pretty on the box, but how does it perform in the real world? Govee DreamView G1 Pro review:...