Get 30% off on Govee's RGB light bars for your gaming room

What’s cooler than bathing your room in beautiful colors? With the Govee Smart LED Light Bars on sale for just $35 at Amazon, down from their list price of $50, you can RGB-ify your room for cheap. (You get two light bars in a single box!)

These awesome light bars can display rainbow-like effects, and since these Govee Smart LED Light Bars can adjust to 16 million colors, you can literally set them up to show whatever colors you want.

What are they useful for? Set the appropriate mood for when you’re studying, gaming, or watching movies. Change your backdrop every time you record a new YouTube or TikTok video. Or go into full DIY mode and create your own unique light show.

My favorite thing about these Govee light bars is that they use a high-sensitivity internal microphone to sync and pulse to the sounds of your music, your games, or your movies. You can even clap your hands to make these lights flare.

These can mount to the backs of your monitors, but beware that they best match models under 45 inches. Or you can set them up vertically in their stands and horizontally on any flat surface.

Voice control adds another layer of convenience. You can hook up these Govee light bars with Alexa or Google Assistant, allowing you to speak vocal commands to turn the lights on and off, adjust brightness, pick different lighting effects, and more.

Don’t have Alexa or Google Assistant? No worries. The Govee Home app allows you to control the lights, pick shades and brightness, automate lighting schedules, and even indicate in which room each light is positioned (comes in handy with AI assistants).

Don’t miss this fantastic deal and get yourself some $35 Govee Smart LED Light Bars to make your room more exciting.

A pair of Govee Light Bars is just $35 right nowGet it at Amazon

Author: Gabriela Vatu, Contributing Writer

Gabriela has focused on tech writing for 12 years, covering news, reviews, buying guides, deals, and more. She has bylines in numerous consumer tech publications, including PCWorld, Macworld, PCMag, IGN, MakeUseOf, XDA, Android Police, and Pocket-lint.

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