ZigBee 3.0 LED Strip Controller RGB+CCT Mix Dimmable Compatible with SmartThings Amazon Echo Plus App/Voice Control for RGB Warm White Cold White LED Strip Light (Require ZigBee Hub)

I connected this to my RGBW light strip and paired to the Hue hub. Pairing was quick and easy and worked the first time. My last LED controller from the same company had a button to indicate a the mode. I’m not sure if the mode is detected by the strip or if always presents itself as an RGBWW controller. In any event, it works fine.

I used 2 of these units for powering 3x 10' 24v RGBCCW strips in my garage to double as both work light and some fun colors when have a party or want to illuminate the vehicles in a certain color. At first tried to connect all 3 to the unit and quickly realized I was exceeding the max output so have 2 strips tied to one and 1 strip to the other off of a 400w 16.7A unit so could expand in the future if desired. The tiny push connectors are not the easiest but they work. Used a Gledopto remote and while was worried they wouldn't sync up right, they did almost immediately. Overall very happy with the product for the day I've had them up and going. Plan to get a Zigbee bridge and try the app eventually but don't have the CAT5 ran to the garage quite yet.

I love the LED LIGHTS, but I'm having a hard time getting the app to work, that way I can change colors and etc. I don't know if you guys have a remote control or app that I can try??

It works well with my leds ,pretty easy to hook up and connects to hue bridge ,the colors come out bright and accurate ,pretty high quality for the price

Failed after 3 months

Worked with Hue effortlessly. In hindsight I do wish I bought the 2 ID versions because you can have the ambiance LEDs and the color LEDs on at the same time. Since the ambiance LEDs and color LEDs are actually completely separate, Hue only uses 1 at a time depending on which mode you select. With the 2 ID version you can have both modes on at the same time which could create some interesting color combinations and ultimately a brighter light source. Might switch to them later and reuse these for another project.

I had it glitch out after a couple months of use, flashed a couple times and ended stuck on green. Resolved the issue by holding the power / reset button until it reset. Try to reset if it behaves oddly. Setup was easy enough. Issue with one LED not lighting when using the Phillips Hue app. Color change was still OK, but seemed the device was not exactly compatible with V3 of the strips. I reset back to factory so that it lights all 3 LEDs to be brighter. Happy since Phillips no longer supports my device, glad to keep my 7 connected strips functional since they were a big investment for lighting. I don't ever change the color anyway.

Need a bridge will not work alone. Need other components for this to work do your research.