Razer Aether Standing Light Bars, Chroma RGB, Works with Alexa, Google Home

Yes. You need to download the gamer room app and sync the light to it. Most bad reviews whine about this. How would you make it work if you don't have a pc? Thus, the app is necessary. It connect to you home wifi which is great, it doesn't need to be plugged into your pc to control it with Synapse. It's easily found in Synapse and you just add the "gamer room device" then select override and you don't need the app any longer, just control via Synapse.

These things get annoying with the software setup, until I got Synapse consistently overriding Can't beat the results though - reduce eye strain, look great, and sync w/ the rest of my peripherals 10/10 bias lighting option, and I often use it for room lighting too in the morning (they get bright)

If your WiFi is dual band, but does not support manually splitting them, you will be unable to connect this device to anything. It is fairly ridiculous to have a device that will primarily be used by people connecting it to computers require a mobile app for set up.

Se ve espectacular en mi gaming setup! Le faltaba ese toque de iluminación que le da estos light bars. Son muy luminosos y estéticos. No ocupan mucho espacio y el cable que los une estéticos lo suficientemente largo como para colocar cada luz en los extremos del escritorio. Lo único fastidioso es la conexión con el PC ya que tuve que desconectarlas y volverlas a conectar 3 veces para que la app de Gaming Room la pueda reconocer y así poder parearlas con Synapse en la PC. Por lo demás todo genial, y funcionan muy bien hasta el momento.

They are connected by wire. It's like 1 light not 2 almost. I got 4 thinking I could attach to 4 ceiling corners. No can.

My husband loves these for his desk and honestly, they look great! They add the perfect amount of RGB for his desk and it makes him happy. We love that we can have the lights off in the bedroom and it lights the room up perfectly.

These lights look great, but their functionality is limited by their incompatibility with the Razer Synapse PC app. They're supposedly compatible with the Raze Gamer Room mobile app, but that app's QR code reader doesn't recognize QR codes and these lights don't appear to be Bluetooth compatible. These lights are hardware-ready for PC use, as they have a USB-C power cord. Ironically, their digital functionality seems geared to mobile use. Hopefully, Razer will someday release a patch/update to allow the Synapse app to recognize these lights.

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