With everything installed and plugged up, fire that bad boy up and load up the Govee Home app for iOS or Android.
GOVEE AMBIENT LIGHT TV
The whole process probably took me about 20 minutes, which included moving the TV away from the wall so I could get behind it. Once the lights and camera are both installed, you’ll stick the control box to the back of the TV and plug everything in.
GOVEE AMBIENT LIGHT INSTALL
So yeah, when installing these, just keep in mind that you can install the camera on the bottom of the TV, which looks much better (but isn’t without its own minor issues that we’ll discuss down below).
The 3M tape on the camera is very sticky, but I was thankfully able to loosen it up with a hairdryer and move the camera to the bottom.
This is a huge oversight in my opinion, as the instructions should make it very clear that you can use either position. But I did it anyway because that’s what the instructions stated.īut when you fire up the app to get everything set up, it asks whether the camera is placed on the top or the bottom of the screen. The instructions tell you to stick the camera to the top of the screen, which I was admittedly worried about since I probably wouldn’t be able to unsee it. With the lights installed, it’s time to mount the camera, which is my first (and perhaps only?) sticking point with the Immersion. It also comes with clips to secure everything in place, which work best in the corners. But fret not-you don’t have to install the whole thing in one go, as it’s segmented into four specific sections, with a bit of cable separating them for the corners. The LED strips use a 3M backing and are designed to go all the way around TVs between 55 and 75 inches (including the bottom, which some strips leave out). If you can peel the back off a sticker and, uh, stick it to something, you can install the Immersion. Like most TV light strips, the Immersion sticks directly to the back of your TV-and installing it a cinch. Installation is Easy Peasy Cameron Summerson / Review Geek With the details out of the way, let’s look at the fun stuff: installation and using this thing.
That’s where the camera really excels because it will work with any content on the screen, regardless of the source. Or if you use your TV’s stock interface-like an included Roku or Fire TV OS-none of the content will work with the light strip. That means if you have an older device that doesn’t use HDMI, then you’re out of luck without an additional converter box purchase. With a sync box, you’re limited to four HDMI devices. Secondly, it works with any content from all sources. The camera setup has a couple of benefits.
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