Nanoleaf has announced that it will be offering one of the easiest ways to add an immersive lighting experience to your gaming PC. Its new PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip features 75 color-changing LEDs that can be attached to the back of your display to cast a colored glow on a wall that will then mirror or react to what’s happening onscreen. And instead of requiring additional hardware like a control box or a camera, the lightstrip plugs directly into a PC’s USB port.
Nanoleaf’s new immersive backlight kit plugs directly into your PC
The PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip pairs with Nanoleaf’s desktop app to sync its bias lighting to your games and music.
The PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip pairs with Nanoleaf’s desktop app to sync its bias lighting to your games and music.
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The PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip is available for preorder now through Nanoleaf’s online store for $49.99 and is expected to ship at the end of March 2025.
It’s designed for use with monitors up to 32 inches in size and features a flexible adhesive zigzag design, making it easier to attach to the back of your display without the lightstrip getting twisted during installation. If you’re using a smaller monitor, excess length can be trimmed off without damaging the lightstrip.
In lieu of a control box, Nanoleaf’s new lightstrip pairs with the company’s desktop app, which lets you choose one of 16 million different colors or create custom lighting animations. It can also mirror and match the broad colors and tones of a game you’re playing, making the action feel like it’s extending into your room. Or you can use the lightstrip as an audio visualizer, with light effects that match the beats of music you’re playing on your PC.
If you have a Nanoleaf Premium subscription ($1.99 per month or $19.99 per year), the lightstrip can be used with the company’s more advanced Orchestrator mode that detects and analyzes songs “to create dynamic colour palettes and animations tailored to each track.”
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