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Most gamers love RGB.
It’s an undeniable fact, and Govee understands this well.
9.8ft feels like enough for most spaces, but the 16.4ft variant is available if you have a huge wall.
This review was made possible with a review sample provided by Govee.
The company did not see the contents of the review before publishing.
Govee also offers a shorter9.8ft variant that sells for $49.99.
It looks like a lot, but the essential parts are all practically invisible once assembled.
Alternatively, black variants are available at the same prices, with16.4ft at $69.99and9.8ft at $49.99.
However, a subtle addition of upgraded soft metal clips makes all the difference.
Govee recommends connecting AC power to the Neon Rope Light 2 to confirm that everything works as intended.
Practicing a shape on my floor was helpful, but the pet hair issue was immediately obvious.
They would undoubtedly be appreciated by someone of actual talent in manipulating RGB lighting on a wall.
The same issue of textured wallpaper not adhering to the included adhesive pads remains.
Its range continues growing, and the companion app keeps improving.
Updating firmware, creating custom lighting, and adjusting sections is all a breeze on the Govee app.
However, its appeal depends on your ability to manipulate the rope into an aesthetically pleasing shape.
If you’d rather hang something more simplistic, check out theGovee Glide Lively RGBIC Wall Lightsinstead.
Neon Rope Light 2: Should you buy it?
This is the extent of my artistic abilities, but it’s not bad for an amateur RGB sculptor.
Still, it’s an improvement over its original and still a bargain.
Pet hair is the enemy of the Neon Rope Light 2, sticking to its static-prone material like glue.
Govee’s Glide Lively RGBIC wall lights can’t be bent or shaped, but they offer a similar overall effect.
The Neon Rope Light 2 is softer than it looks, but it’s not fragile.
