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Makeblock xLight: Night Lights with Interactive Programmable Controller

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Category: xlight

xLight S1

【Fully Customizable Strip Light】 xLight S1 is a programmable LED light strip packed with a powerful control box and individually addressable WS2812B RGB LED light strip. It's designed for lighting lovers to customize and enjoy the light effects.

xLight N1

【5-in-1 Coding Night Light】 xLight N1 provides 5 Acrylic Light Boards of unique design including rainbow light, 3D dinosaur light, soft light, spectrum light, and memo blank board. Kids can sparkle their imagination with the lights and enjoy the fun of programming.

xLight U1

【All-in-One Programmable Lighting Kit】xLight U1 is a playful programmable lighting kit for everyone. It consists of xLight Control Box, Night Light Kit, LED Light Strip, and RGB Fairy Light.

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Kevin R. ★★★★★

Bought this to line the underside of my desk and the control box makes it way more fun than a plain strip. I can program each LED separately, so I set a slow rainbow scroll for work and a solid warm white for late nights. Setup took maybe ten minutes and it's been running fine for weeks.

Ryan L. ★★★★★

The individually addressable LEDs mean I can set each one a different color, so my bookshelf now fades from teal to purple across the whole strip. Programming the controller took me a bit of fiddling, but once it clicked the effects look amazing.

Grace ★★★★★

I stuck this strip behind my monitor and the individually addressable LEDs mean I can light just the left half red and the right half blue. Programming scenes through the control box took a bit of fiddling, but once it clicked I spent way too long making custom patterns.