Corsair iCUE Lighting Node PRO RGB Lighting Controller, Multicolored

😍😍😍😍 These RGB lighting nodes are amazinggg!! Have had them up and running for about a month now, so far so good. I’ll update if I run into any problems but *fingers crossed* let’s hope I won’t have too. 😊The matching fans are a must too! Very easy to install. I haven’t messed with the software yet so I can’t comment on that but I only really use the wave to match my Razer chroma mouse/mouse pad/keyboard. Insanely gorgeous set up. I highly recommend it if you’re into colorful things! 🌈The only thing I didn’t like is the Corsair RGB memory sticks. I didn’t think they looked near as good as the G. Skill tridentZ RGB sticks. Since they aren’t Corsair they don’t link up with the lighting nodes and fans but I’m ok with that. Just a heads up if you’re looking for a similar build!

Bought this combo to replace a cheap lighting strip and to have iCue control over my HD120 fans.Nice quality packaging and installation was relatively simple. Magnets on the strips rendered the adhesive redundant in my metal case and allowed easy shifting of the light strips. The strips, only requiring one connection, can be daisy chained together easily, however cable management still took a bit of thought on my end.Worked the first time, and I was dazzled by how bright and colorful these LED strips are. As for the software, iCue is excellent. The level of customization it enables is so deep that I'm still struggling to learn how to use it (take notes, Gigabyte), but after a quick search online, I downloaded some nice themes made by the community. Will probably be making my own soon.Overall good experience. If you're willing to pay the sometimes high entry fee (or just stupid like me), Corsair's RGB products are unparalleled.

Built a new PC and wanted to add some RGB lighting to it. This is working great. At first it can be a bit finicky to figure out which cables to use to connect the LED strips to the controller. At first some of the strips weren't lighting up since I used the wrong cables. Just read the manual and you should be able to figure it out. They're easy to place as well. I just use the magnets since my case is metal and they easily stay in place along the sides. You can use the adhesive backing as well but I imagine that's a one time use. The software is easy to use and change colors with.

The lights were easy enough to install into the actual computer, however the wiring to the lighting node PRO was difficult. I use all corsair hardware/ lighting so it was easier, but corsair uses very specific cables and any other lighting you want to run through the lighting node requires a converter. Once you get it all set up, the iCue software works decently but is definitely a worse software compared to chroma. Once you figure it out, it'll do what you need it to though.

I have been using generic LED strips (cutting/soldering) for various projects over the years yet didn't want the hassle when setting up my PC. I was seeking a simple solution that basically just worked and looked great. These are well made, bright and quick/easy to install and use. Corsair really did an excellent job with these and especially the software to maximize the value of using them. Worth the price at the end of the day.I have 2 kits and 2 of the module/RGB strip kits, one module internally and one module externally to the PC. For the external one I just added a USB cable to plug into PC and also an external power adapter to power the module which works really nicely.

Really easy to install and covers my entire mid tower. I was worried the strips wouldn't be long enough for my thermaltake view 31 case but it got the job done. Came with enough extention cords to get the job done easily. The only con that I have is that it doesn't say anywhere that you have to install the software from the corsair site to make it work. Mine didn't turn on right away so I was worried I did it wrong, turns out I had it plugged into the usb 2 slot so I had to configure that in the links software.

I originally purchased this because I bought the Corsair CPU water block before realizing that the RGB doesn't work without an iCUE lighting node. I thought it'd be nice to get this as I could also light up my case with the extra RGB strips. Out of the box, the led strips had issues with flickering and one of the strips came half dead. After a few months LEDs would randomly die or lose their 'RGB' and just illuminate red, green, or blue only. The software is annoying to navigate and I had to spend a good hour figuring it out to set up the RGB strips and water block. I can't say how good the adhesion is as I didn't want to stick them onto my case seeing how bad the quality was, but the magnetic aspect was good enough to keep them in place. The only good thing is they are very bright. Honestly, I can't recommend these. The only time I see this being useful is when you buy RGB fans, water blocks, etc. from Corsair and you need a iCUE lighting node to use them. Just say away from anything Corsair and save yourself the headache.

Honestly prolly a lil nit picky, just expected the strips to be a lil brighter but they still look AMAZING and were incredibly easy to install and wire, definitely would recommend! Although I bought this kit because I bought 2 LL120 mm Corsair fans and realized after reading the box after they showed up that it said that the fans were intended as an add-on to this specific kit, yet this kit only has 3 on RGB connectors and the fans that told me to get this kit specifically, are 4 pins, so I still need a COMMANDER pro for the case fans, something to keep in mind if your ordering this for the same reason, if ur ordering this JUST got LED strips, it's an amazing kit and very easy to configure in iCUE.