BTF-LIGHTING SP530E WiFi Alexa Bluetooth LED Controller Support PWM Monochrome CCT RGB RGBW RGBCCT or SPI TTL IC Chip LED Strip/Matrix WS2811 WS2812B WS2813 WS2814 WS2815 SK6812 etc DC5V DC12V DC24V

The SO530E is probably the most versatile controller on the market and it lives up to expectations. I have two of these controllers for two zone in my kitchen. I can work each zone independently from the BanlanX app which has a few displays that can be tweaked for a PWM strip. The setup is flawless as long as you follow the instructions carefully. The execution is a delight: straightforward and simple.

Works well and easily connects to Alexa. You can control many features of supported LED strings like color and brightness with voice. Supports both WiFi and Bluetooth.

Easy to use, quality product

The setup turned out great. The LEDs are white-tunable and RGB. The controller supports individually addressable LEDs, which allows for some great animations. And the transition between colors is very smooth! Configuring the lights was tricky, and took me several attempts to work it out. For the LEDs referenced below, I've provided the configuration that works. Connecting to Alexa was straightforward when you follow the directions, but not intuitive if you try to figure it out on your own. Below are the key products to this setup. - LEDs https://a.co/d/b3oDUBa - controller https://a.co/d/ijOn0iz - power adapter https://a.co/d/2iUcBzg - channel (though a tad oversized, it still works) https://a.co/d/1M9gQiV

I've had four of these for a little over half a year. I control them through google home, and they frequently loose connection. Less frequently, they (one at a time) will spontaneously turn their LED strips on or off. Other than that, they're easy to set up and easy to use.

Works great. Originally I was using a $5 arduino controller and although I liked the functionality of the arduino more with more options, etc. It was unreliable and tougher to set up. I decided to replace with this and it's worked flawlessly. Admittedly the app could use some work but overall a good little device. Also I cannot figure out how to save scenes although I see the option it doesn't do anything. Also if a developer is reading this review please add the lighting effect called "lightning" where it emulates lightning strikes by randomly lighting up parks of blue/white around the strips. That was my favorite from the arduino that's not included here... oh well.

Works as it supposed to. 1.) Open screws (with provided screwdriver) 2.) Put in power supply wires 3.) Tighten screws so wire stays 4.) Put in connecting wires for lights/device. 5.) Tighten 6.) Download BanlanX 7.) Plug in, connect, and use. It’s a good controller that does what it’s supposed to.

I used this video for their led strips review, so here you can have an idea of what this controller and its app is all about! Lots of settings, gradients, effects, it is an endless amount of fun I have been having! I never get old of these. 😂 I've had this product for a while and it still works flawlessly. No complaints and would- no- WILL buy again! My favorite thing about this is the music mode. Capturing the sounds is accurate, you can control which part of the led strip(s) get to be on and have different effects of the same led strip(s), you can give them different colors and gradients, you can control the sensitivity to capturing the noises, you can control the frequency too, there are loads of things you can do with this controller! I had no problem with paring the controller to bluetooth, but if you have trouble connecting, you can manually connect the controller to the bluetooth. I found out when I tried connectint them but it didn't work, not even manually. Turns out I forgot to connect the led strip to the controller. :')