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Get Ecolor 100ft RGB Strip Lights with App Control at 70% Off

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You may be spending more time at home these days, but that doesn’t mean you can’t have fun. You can still have a party complete with a light show set to music when you get Ecolor 100ft RGB Strip Lights with App Control. You can use these smart LED lights anywhere – living room, rec room, bedroom, kitchen, etc., and have a party with lights that react to the music you’re playing.

These strip lights feature 16 million vivid colors and several shades of white on a strip that is long enough to fill an entire room with lights. They work with the ECOLOR Life app to allow you to set them to music mode or scene mode, as well as set the lighting speed, brightness, timer, and more.

Ecolor Strip Lights 100ft

When you set the Ecolor 100ft RGB Strip Lights to music mode, the sensitive built-in mic reacts to ambient sound to sync the lights with your music. It’s better than having a disco ball! You can also set the lights on a timer so that they will turn on in a chosen color at a chosen time, such as when you wake up, at bedtime, or during dinner, along with some mood music.

The strip lights can be used in many different ways and areas in your home, including a bedroom, living room, kitchen, rec room, kids playroom, game room, etc. To install them, you only need to stick the strip to a dry, smooth surface with 3M adhesive and cut it where you need to.

Clip the $14 Amazon Prime Exclusive coupon and take an additional 35% off when you use the code D58358O5 and pay just $12 for 100 feet of these smart LED lights. This deal expires on August 17, 2021.

Ecolor 100ft RGB Strip Lights with App Control

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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