airgooAddressable RGB ATX Strimer S2, ARGB PSU Extension Cable, Include ATX 24-pin 18AWG Wires, for AG-DRGB16 SignalRGB Controller (Not Included)

The media could not be loaded. Surprisingly good for a knock off Lian Li strimer. Very easy to install, just plug lead into Corsair adapter, plug into lighting hub pro and control with ICUE. It's very bright and effects look very good because of the very vibrant colours. Recommended

Really easy to install, works great with Corsair software, nice and bright and colouful RGB, great value for money, not too stiff nice and flexible, whats not to like 😎

Its good, it's not a strimmer v2 by any means but It's still a good product. Comes with plenty of adapters to suits your needs. Looks great and cable length is good, might to long for small atx builds.

Great product good guide but one thing to not is that this device uses a 3-pin connector, so (i have a corsair led controller for my other fans) the three pin does not fit in this.I have used the alternative RGB header it comes with to connect to my motherboard using the JRAINBOW header which when paired with a piece of software called OPENRGB, i can control the lights really nicely. Note: When setting this up using openRGB it will ask you for a size to help the software understand how many LEDS it can control to display the lights correctly. Make sure you set this to 128 to get all the lights working nicely. Have fun

I have a CORSAIR H150I ELITE LCD XT which included an iCUE Commander controller that can take upto 6 rgb/pwr, unfortunately these are 4pins not 3pins and has no extra rgb header on the controller, only one temp. So it’s not compatible with the newer models at all. Very disappointing as I’m already using all the 3pin headers on my motherboard for other leds and this just can’t go anywhere.

The description of this left me wondering if I had to have a Corsair hub to connect this.As per the headline the answer is no. It can connect direct to your motherboard 3 pin ARGB header.It also comes with a small hub of it's own powered by a SATA power connector. However it's not needed .I connected mine via a motherboard ARGB 3 pin header connected to a splitter cable.The 24 pin ARGB power cable is very flexible and well made.The LED's are very bright. It's the brightest thing in my case which is probably the only criticism I have about this.Colours are vibrant and match my other argb kit.Photos are a before and after but they are obviously the wrong way round

Just installed in my pc, works well, took no less than half an hour to install and it didn’t take any finicky configuration to work. If I had a motherboard capable of controlling the RGB through software I’d like it a lot more but it’s still an easy 5 stars

So colourful would recommend 100%