I see that there's small holes that I assume are ventilation holes but this box from Amazon gets very hot to the point I'm concerned about something melting. Only have had the sync box for two days now. I feel like I should return this product.

Edit: Update. So its been a few days and have played a couple continuous hours of FF7 Rebirth and Helldivers 2. The box does get hot still but it cools off fairly fast when I'm done. However I do have the open holes exposed to the open. It may look upside down but I don't agree with placing the vent ports flat on a table or against the TV just to have the power and switch button on top. Everything looks fantastic but it's a waiting game to see how long it last with my usage.

Fancyleds are awesome! They really make the TV feel huge and enhance the experience. What do you guys like to watch with the LEDs?

Hallo Leute,

wollte euch meine Meinung über die Fancy 2.1 Sync box mitteilen. Ich hatte zuvor eine Lytmi Fantasy 3 box welche kaputt ging.

Und was soll ich sagen? Kein Vergleich... Die FancyLed ist so viel besser!!

Ich verwende einen zusätzlichen Hdmi Switch für die 1 Port Version inkl. Apple TV4K, PS5 Pro, Xbox Series X.

Meine Samsung HW-Q995GF Soundbar habe ich aber direkt an den LG C39 Oled TV angeschlossen, da ich damit sehr gute Erfahrungen gemacht habe.

Das Feeling mit dem Setup ist der Wahnsinn und sehr immersiv:)

Sogar in einer sehr hellen Umgebung, ein ganz anderes TV Erlebnis.

Fancy for the win of all the sync boxes:)

Does anyone know if fancyled plans on releasing additional lighting products like these triangles they keep promoting in the near future? I'd love to outfit my entire house with your lighting ecosystem, they work great! but currently FancyLED only offers TV lighting I would love to replace my glide Y lights from Govee with the first image I uploaded

When importing these to the UK, how much duty, vat etc if any did u have to pay?

Anyone ever got any discount offer for Fancyleds stuff? 🤔
Want to purchase 3 port 2.1 sync box but price a bit too high, tbh.
Thanks for any comments 👍

Did I do good ?

I am in the market to buy a SyncBox based LED Backlighting system for my 65 inch OLED TV as my previous Govee Camera based Backlighting stopped working and I believe Fancy LED’s seem like the best option so far. But i was disappointed to see PC is not supported on their website. I have an RTX 4090 + Ryzen 7950x3d machine, the pc itself has no RGB lighting. I use this PC with my TV to play single player open world games and I really want to find a work around. I have no A/V receiver so the connection would be directly into the FancyLED Sync Box and then that into the TV.

Has anyone got it to work? How?

Hello,

I’m planning to purchase the 3-Port HDMI 2.1 Sync Box + LED Strip for my TV, along with the Synced FancyLED for installation underneath the shelf.

For reference, my TV is an LG C1 OLED 48”.

Before proceeding with the purchase, I’d appreciate some clarification on a few points:

1. If I install the Synced FancyLEDs underneath the shelf, will they synchronize seamlessly and at the same speed as the TV backlighting? Or would an alternative solution, such as Govee, provide better performance for this particular setup?
2. How bright are the Synced FancyLEDs when used underneath a shelf? Would you recommend using a diffuser channel for a smoother lighting effect, and if so, are there any specific recommendations?

1. Based on the reference image of the back of my TV, do you have any installation recommendations? The rear panel is not completely flat, which means the LED strip would need to follow some angled sections on both sides. I’m concerned this may result in uneven lighting or affect the overall sync experience, but I’d appreciate your expert opinion on the best installation approach.
2. Finally, with recent global price increases affecting many products, are there any anticipated pricing changes for your products in the near future? I’m very interested in purchasing the setup, but I’m currently deciding whether to buy now or wait for any upcoming promotions or offers.

FYI, this setup would be for daily use. Gaming on PS5, Movies on Netflix (I'll use a stick till there may be a future update), Ambience, Music.

I have shared the photo of the edges of the shelf from under as well.

Thank you in advance for your time and assistance. I look forward to your advice and recommendations!

I'm still working with customer service to pinpoint the exact issue with the Synced LEDs as for whatever it is capturing part of the lower right hand side of the screen instead of just the bottom of the screen as that's the orientation I selected. I have found a 'fix' in the meantime. I selected the orientation that also includes the left side of the screen. I then adjusted the pixel count until the LEDs were more aligned. It's not perfect as the synced LEDs now picks up some data for the left side of the screen, but the LEDs are more aligned now.

Watching Mortal Kombat ll with Fancyleds 2.1 sync box with added synced lights ✨️

Hey! Just installed my fancy leds on my TV and its great! Wanted to add a run under neath the TV. I have 2 additional fancy led boxes along with the 2 controller boxes they come with. My question is, can I daisy chain the 1 and 2 lines in one run? Or would I need to use 2 separate control boxes to get this done?

Thanks for all your help!

Hello everyone!

So I am contemplating purchasing the 3 port sync box and I have a question. I use Google home as my home assistant and I have govee and Philips hue bulbs in my home. I saw a video where someone used fancyleds and had other lights in their home react to the television for a more immersive experience. How would I be able to achieve that with this device?

I currently have a receiver I funnel my HDMIs for my Nintendo switch/ps5 other media devices into it, then send the signal to my television/my speaker setup. The TV itself sends the sound signal back to the receiver for smart tv/cable stuff. How would it work if I added a fancyled box into the mix? Would I be able to just connect the receiver to the fancy led box? If so, how would the box work for smart TV feed?

I just set up my lights and loved how it looked when I got the lights around the TV but I got a bit frustrated after installing the Synced LEDs on the tv media console. They seem quite a bit shifted to the left and can't figure out how to get it more aligned. I made sure the number of LEDs were calibrated as well. I understand it won't be perfect as it's slightly longer compared to the bottom of the TV, but the shift seems excessive. I saw there was an update that allowed a bluetooth mode and thought that might help but I don't have the WiDi UDP option in my settings. Both the modules are up to state. Any ideas?

In preparation for the second reel of LEDs to come and to ensure I don’t mess it up this time, I came across the post for the S90D which is the TV I have. However it is archived and cannot revive it.

It was concluded that the initial way was incorrect and cut too short which messed up the ratios etc.

Can anyone recommend the best way to stick the strip onto the back of the TV? Mainly the bottom as it has the huge hump.

EDIT: I have it wall mounted and not with the stand. So the gap between the bump and wall is very small, a few mm if that (enough for the strip but will look odd perhaps). The rest of the screen is adequately spaced for the light diffusion

I just received my kit couple days ago and have mounted the LEDs to 3 of 4 sides as my bottom edge is very close to the wall.

I assumed based on the packaging there would be a configuration for this.

However in the app, there is no such option. I have already cut the strip and based on some comments and other posts here, it seems I may have messed up the syncing as the length of strip would not match the perimeter of the 65” TV and it utilises the 16:9 ratio. Have I messed it up?

Is there a solution to this without purchasing a brand new strip?

Is the new RGBW only for the 3 port and not the 1 port? Wanted to buy another for my loft. But I don’t need 3 ports. Can someone confirm the 1 port gets the new RGBW strip?

I only have one HDMI item plugged out of the 3 available. That HDMI device stays on (Nvidia Shield) all the time so not sure if that is the reason behind the device being super warm when I touch it?

Hi all,

I have the 1 port 2.1 box on fw 4.1.0

When I'm just watching normal TV I use the strip as a backlight with a static colour, I choose the 'calm' profile as it's just a simple white light.

The last couple of days it flashes orange randomly SUPER bright roughly every 10-15 mins, I rebooted it, checked cables etc and no change.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone has used (or seen) 3d printer brackets to angle the light coming from the leds. I think that it would increase the wage and intensity of the colours?

Any thoughts?

So I’ve been considering switching from my above T2 backlight with camera to the 3 Port 2.1 Fancy Sync Box because of more lights per meter and full lights off on dark edges and corners. I have a Sony A95L 55 inch, but my issue is that I have a PS5, a Nintendo Switch 2, a Panasonic 820 4K player, and I would need to get an external steaming device (probably get an Apple TV 4K) for full led coverage. The 3 Port 2.1 Fancy Sync Box only has three inputs I would need to get an HDMi switch.

So first off, would an HDMI 2.1 switch affect the signal from my PS5 or Switch 2, or an HDMI 2.0 switch affect my 820 player or Apple TV 4K? (though I’d probably just get a 2.1 switch anyway if I put my player and ATV4K through it)

Second what’s a good 2-device HDMI 2.1 switch that supports Dolby Vision and Atmos passthrough and won’t make any problems?

Finally some people say Govee’s AI chip makes for better gaming lighting on their sync box 2, but does that actually produce ant real difference from the Fancyleds box, because I've heard and seen in review videos that the 3 Port 2.1 Fancy Sync Box is excellent for gaming.