🎛️ ALITOVE Bluetooth Controller for Addressable LEDs - iOS Android App, Wireless Remote Control, DC 5V~12V, Compatible with SK6812, SK6812-RGBW, WS2812, SM16703, Dream Color, Programmable RGB LED Strip Pixel Review

If you have bluetooth problem, maybe your power supply is not powerful enough, mine worked at first, then suddenly stopped working. I realized that because I switched the LEDs to a white pattern, they were now drawing too much current for my power supply. Everything was fine after upgrading to a more powerful PSU (Bluetooth connection issues)

I have both SP105e and SP110e. The SP105e is easy to use and works very well. SP110e works but not worth the money. It's a little difficult. You can rename a part on your phone to identify it when using multiple controllers. Where as the SP105e cannot. At least I couldn't figure out how to rename the SP105e controller

This product works great! You can control two separate LED lights and the app is very easy to use. I love that it includes a controller so you don't have to use an app to control the lights, but the controller is limited, it's recommended to use an app for all the extras and light control. Excellent led controller will buy more.

Like many other people testing this product, it died after a few uses. Worked pretty well for a while and then just stopped driving the LEDs. Tried a new string of lights and power supply and it's still dead. Bluetooth is alive, it just doesn't generate light patterns. You can see a few LEDs flashing rapidly when you plug it in, but after that it's dead. Speaking of patterns, they're a bit boring, but interesting enough for the price. Where it's lacking is reliability.

Despite the bad reviews I decided to order it and what a disappointment. At first when I connected it to the power supply everything lit up with a chase effect. Follow the instructions in the email and try to connect, but no connection was established. Not only did I try again on my phone, but also on my wife's phone and tablet, as well as my tablet. As a result, only about 19 lights from a short strip caught fire and stopped chasing and only in white mode. Do yourself a favor, run away from…

. All three disconnect from the phone without turning the device on and off. Not recommended. Late return. To update. After a few weeks, one of the three ordered loses contact with the phone and after a few minutes is no longer recognizable without switching off the power. Also exiting auto mode hangs after several patterns, but when it continues with a pattern it works. I also noticed that all movement patterns are in the same direction.———— I perfectly connected and started Alitov's ws2811…

Absolute rubbish. I'm not sure if this thing was ever designed to actually work. Bluetooth connectivity is questionable at best. Following the "Instructions" from the PDF link, the device will appear in the list for a second, when you click to connect it will say "Connected" and then immediately disconnected. The app's interface is terrible, unintuitive and it's not entirely clear what the connection settings are even for. There is a wheel where you select your LEDs but there is a lot of…

So far I have had all the problems with it because of the application. But since it is necessary for the operation of the LEDs connected to the controller, I think it is justified. It's not immediately apparent that the controller is NOT paired to your phone, only in the app. The first 20 times I opened the app, there was no Bluetooth scan at the top. It was just blank even though I knew BT was active because I kept checking and trying to manually pair the controller. I even emailed the…

drives various addressable LEDs. but there is no listing for ws2812bs, you can use the ws2811 header but either I have a floor device or something that doesn't allow the bluetooth to stay fixed for the connection. As far as I could tell it was related because on/off was the only function that worked properly. When running the light patterns on the ws2811, they looked decent for the preset patterns. But when it came to actually controlling the lights, the software or controller wouldn't let it…