Corsair iCUE LINK LS430 Aurora RGB Light Strips 430mm Kit – 2x Magnetic Diffused Individually Addressable RGB LED Strips – iCUE LINK Adapter and ARGB to iCUE 3-Pin Adapter Cable Included

Quality LED lighting with magnetic mounting making it easy to position and adjust to provide stunning case lighting.

More RGB = better performance… just kidding! 😄 Case I am using is the Lian Li O11 Dynamic XL! This looks fantastic in my setup and was super easy to install. The magnetic backing makes it simple to attach to any metal case. I already have 14 fans running, so to get full brightness across four connected strips, I’ll need to add a third Link Hub—I got a "limited power" warning when I tried connecting to my second hub. Thankfully, I have a spare ready to go. I’ll soon be removing my original Corsair fan controller, which I was using to manage RGB for older strips and my lighting via a Corsair-to-ARGB adapter cable. To keep everything powered, I’m also using a Corsair USB extension hub. Loving how it's all coming together!

Buying this set was truly an adventure. You’d think you could just plug it into your PC and enjoy some lights—nope! Turns out, this thing can’t connect to your computer by itself. You’ll need to buy an extra hub or controller. Which one? Well, Corsair has lovingly scattered about a dozen different hubs across the years, not all of which actually work with this strip. Their website? About as clear as mud, with product pages that seem designed to tell you everything except what’s compatible. So there I was, opening the box, staring at this mysterious black connector, and realizing I’d just bought a very fancy paperweight… unless I went hunting for more Corsair gear. And here’s the fun part: some of the required hubs aren’t even being made anymore! You either have to track down a used Lighting Node Pro (which I ended up doing) or shell out for the latest iCUE Link hub, assuming you can even figure out if it works with this set. It’s honestly like buying a puzzle game disguised as an LED kit, with Corsair leaving it up to the community to patch together what they won’t explain. But hey, once you finally assemble the right combination of hardware, the lights themselves? Actually pretty great. Bright, adjustable, solid build quality, strong magnets. The iCUE software… well, it’s functional most of the time, except when it randomly forgets the strips exist. Somehow they still light up anyway, so… sure, why not. Value for money? Only if you already own the right Corsair gear or love spending extra to make your purchase work. If you’re on a budget—or expect things to “just work”—probably not the best choice. But if you enjoy troubleshooting, compatibility detective work, and a fun little scavenger hunt, this is the product for you!

Yet more rgb goodness(if you like rgb that is :) Ties in nicely with the link setup for icue am able to utilise other older corsair rghb bits

Werkt goed, gemakkelijke installatie en werkt naar behoren

Muy bonitas una vez puestas y montadas, son imantadas pero se pueden pegar con unas gomitas que ya traen el paquete en si, lo único es el precio que son muy caras.

Magnifique RGB ICUE , fonctionne nickel avec Icue. Je recommande le vendeur

Unas tiras led muy vistosas para decorar la caja del pc y así convertirlo en un pc gamer de calidad, son flexibles así que se pueden poner incluso curvadas algo útil en zonas con recovecos de la torre.

They look good in my computer. I put them under my PSU shroud to fill in the lighting. The green light you see is coming from those. I might get a second set for another part of the case, but even for a full tower case I’m running out of cable routing space.