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Question: Is the light strip flexible enough to bend into a U shape for mounting? I want the lights on the top and sides of my TV.
Document: I asked my ophthalmologist about watching TV in a darkened room, and she confirmed that the extreme contrast does strain your eyes. Rather than turn on lights that might glare on the screen, I bought this bias lighting kit. It fits my 60&#34; Sharp AQUOS perfectly. (Be sure to peel off the plastic film on the light strip.) I didn't want to permanently affix it to my TV, so rather than use the adhesive side, I used a few pieces of Scotch tape.
Just two strips parallel to the top and bottom of the screen. Considering the whole point is to create some light AROUND the TV, not just behind it, I really can't see how a strip across the middle of the TV would be sufficient. I saved myself the potential aggravation and disappointment and just ran two from the get go. I'm quite certain I made the right decision in that regard.
I know there are a few detractors here claiming that this light isn't calibrated - but it's close enough for what most people will want it for - everyone will have a different wall color and the color of the light as it bounces off your walls will be different for everyone.
The led strip connected easily to the back of my VIERA 55&#34; screen. The USB plug went right into the back of the TV and the lights power on and off with the TV itself. The lights give enough output to create a more comfortable long term viewing experience. The wall behind the Screen is a lite tan and if the lights are not a &#34;true&#34; white it isn't apparent.
the pictures had you believe that you could tape this thing on the back of your TV with a single strip and it would light up evenly top and bottom. but realistically, it's not that bright. you would probably need two strips, one on top, and one on the bottom to be able to achieve an adequate even lighting like you see in the pictures.
I got this set for my LG 60PB6600 plasma and it works great and gives more than enough light for evening TV viewing. I've had no problems with the light string falling off (I made sure to run the TV for awhile so that the back of it would be warm before applying the LED strip). It was a bit too long for the back of my 60&#34; set so I had to cut off the last 2 inch segment.
This really does the trick!What trick? It adds just enough light behind your TV that even when all the lights are off, the blacks look truly black.Also makes a perfect night light.
The full strip as provided, tacked along the top back of the panel is perfect. If I had a smaller TV, I'd have to trim it.
The tape was easy to bend, and the adhesive is strong enough to keep it from springing back straight. Since the USB port on this TV is only powered when the TV is on, I don't use the switch.
If it didn't do all of the above and simply looked cool like it does, for the price, I'd keep it. Consider me sold on this product. Considering purchasing one for my monitor now as I type this review.I would definitely recommend purchasing two of these strips for a larger TV. I have a 60&#34; LG LED TV, and I ran a strip about 2-3&#34; inches from the top of the bezel and did the same for the bottom.
Answer: That sounds like what I did, and the results were quite satisfactory.  I started near the USB port on the back, went up one side of the back several inches from the edge, made a right-angle turn, then across the back near the top, another right angle, and down near the other edge.  The tape does not do a "flat" bend very well, so in my case, about 2 inches of the tape did not stay stuck to the TV case.  I planned for the bends to be between 2 LEDs, so now those two LEDs shine more outward than backward.  The resulting dispersion of the light works fine for me.