60 LEDs WS2812B 5050 RGB LED Ring Lamp Light Individually Addressable Full Dream Color DC5V with Mini Controller
Original price was: $17.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
Price: $17.99 - $15.99
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Product Specification:
1.Product name:WS2812B led pixel ring light
2.Voltage:DC5V
3.Power:0.3W/pcs
4.Quantity:60LEDs
5.Inside Diameter :6.1in (156mm)
6.Outside Diameter: 6.8in (172mm)
7.LED Chip:WS2812B SMD5050 RGB chip
8.Communication interface:Single-wire communication
9.Connection:VCC:RED, DAT:GREEN, GND:WHITE
Package Included:
1 x 60 Leds WS2812B 5050 RGB LED ring
1 x SP002E Mini Controller
Must use DC5V power supply! Higher than 5V will destroy it.
LED Chip: WS2812B SMD5050 RGB LED.
60 Leds WS2812B Lamp Light with Integrated Dri.
The interface of 5V+, GND and DI of each ring is soldered in the factory. Easy using.
It comes with a mini controller. The controller comes with 76 kinds of patterns. Even if you don’t know how to program, you can also make this LED Ring light vivid and beautiful.
Wide compatibility. It works great with programmable controller, SP103E, SP105E, K1000C,T1000S, etc.
Customers say
Customers find the string lights functional and providing good value for money. They appreciate the eye-catching lighting patterns and consider them a nice party decoration. However, some customers dislike the heat level and have mixed opinions on brightness, wire quality, and ease of development.
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K S –
I was blinded, by science!
First of all, let me just say that the cost of this ring is so affordable compared to those sellers (both here on Amazon, and other vendors) that only sell quarter pieces. And the nice thing is, this ring is equally compatible to the NeoPixel brand. And the brightness! OH LORD it’s bright. THe quality of the wiring is phenomenal too.It doesn’t say, but red wire is power, white wire is ground, and green wire is DI.
Mark –
Excellent array of rgb-ic!
I received my first set of led’s, and they were DOA…I believe the packaging was the reason, no packing. Amazon quickly replaced and shipped in a box with packing. They worked beautifully, but then the 8 led ring was flickering…it seemed it was at the weld of the control wire. I reached out to Wesiri, and they responded quickly and offered to ship me a new replacement. I can’t say enough, about exceptional customer service…it’s very rare anymore, but not with Wesiri. Kudos, keep up the great work!
516-Andrew –
It works as expected.
Fired it up, all LEDs lit. It’s a standard 3-wire addressable ws2812. Have not tried programming my own pattern(s) yet. (Arduino code on Teensy with Octo board.) It is pretty bright with all those LEDS (241) concentrated into a six-inch circle. Not melt-my-mind amazing, but it is kinda’ cool if you like LEDs. Each circle has it’s own plugs, unit could be separated into individual LED rings if you so wanted. Functions as expected, no negatives to note.Comes with a little program module that takes 5v/ground (2 wires only) and outputs a data signal with 2 or 3 patterns, can toggle some colors on those. Has standard ws2812 3-wire plug for output. (5v/ground/data.) Patterns looks like the video.
BlindPilot –
Eight easily separable rings with latge pixels
I was worried that theywould not work after snaping them apart. They were easy to separate and these are the same size pixels that are on the 16×16 matrix. Some of the rings out there have smaller pixels want the same price for less than half the fixels and small rings. They all work great. The wires are terrible alloys on all the china made neopixels. I always remove and discard their poor excuse for wire. It fets how. I/d buy it again. and remove the wires again too. I’d rather they knock a couple bucks off and don’t solder any wires on.
Tim –
Included helpful extras
Exactly as described. Folks should know, this is hobby stuff. If you’re familiar with doing your own LED control with something like a controller board or Raspberry Pi, this is super neat.Bonus! It included a bit of terminated wire for wiring DC power, plus another terminated plug that has an online, preprogrammed controller that just needs DC power. I dunno if that was in the description, but it’s very much appreciated! Made it super easy to test it and see it right out of the box.Bring your own DC power. I used a 3A 5V barrel plug adapter with terminal block. It’s BRIGHT.Will note, one of the ring to ring connections on mine is weak. Flexing the board can make the inner rings blink in or out. No big deal though, it works. Cool!
Good Customer –
The wiring info on mini controller is not correct.
Its been awhile since I purchased this item, there are no wiring instructions included. However, the mini controller is clearly marked “DC5-24V”. This is incorrect. As noted in the product description 5VDC.
Tony Reis –
Worked, but…
Ring worked, but quality control is poor. Mine had one bad LED that had to be replaced. Once repaired, ring worked fine and had good brightness. Additional controller does not respond to any attempt at changing it’s one mode with no action of the LEDs. Oh well.
NadeMagnet –
Used these in a color changing lava lamp mod
Needed LED that were on actual printed circuit board so they can better handle the heat so I’m using the outer 2 rings in this mod. The rings are easy to separate along the perforation holes that are provided between the rings. Just a took literally a couple of seconds with a Dremel’s cutting disk. These worked out perfect with the help of some aluminized heat shield designed for electrical wires in engines and a bit of tin foil in the middle part at least. Also wrapped the wires in that stuff. I don’t know how hot that 150W ceramic heating bulb can get. I melted my desktop thermometer testing it SMH….. lol Whoops. But suffice to say it’s really hot, and would probably give an instablister if I directly touched it. Yet these LED have lasted for 2 years now without a single one burning out even in all that heat. That being said though they have started to degrade and don’t show colors as accurately as they first did, but that’s to be expected. LED and heat don’t really go together well. But with how inexpensive these rings are it’s no biggie to just replace them after a few years. Was hoping to be able to sync it up with the lighting modes my PC is running but with the lights so close together and the wax not being a very good medium, small changes in color just doesn’t show up well on the wax. So instead of running them like most ARGB products are I’m just running them like RGB with all LED changing color at the same time. But oh well you can’t have everything in life. I’m still really happy with how the mod came out and being normal 5v ARGB it let me run it off the same controller and software the rest of my lighting is run off of.