DIY voice controlled RGB LED panel for 30$ (nanoleaf)

Step by step instruction on how to make your own voice controlled RGB led panel.
Details of the products used:
Voice controlled RGB strip: amzn.to/2PpNM3K
Hot glue gun: amzn.to/3i4CHBB
2mm Hardboard: amzn.to/3fq3KWo
Utility knife: any standard utility knife
Diffusion Paper: amzn.to/3i3LKTi
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[@galtthedestroyer]

great project. loved the music!

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

Glad you liked it!

[@harijith321]

Well done man. Cool video. Always love to watch DIY videos. But too lazy to do one. This looks promising.

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

Thanks Buddy. This one is quite straight forward to make

[@apexpredator9047]

Bro you look like a malayali 😍

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

Yes I am 🙂

[@apexpredator9047]

@@AnotherIndianTechie ആഹ് ഞാൻ പറഞ്ഞില്ലേ 😍😍

[@arunlal4u]

Cool stuff man. The LED strips are self adhesive?

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

Yes buddy. Most led strip are self adhesive. They also come with screw brackets to install on rough surfaces where it can't stick on to.

[@vaniranjith1506]

Bro how did u get govve strip in india i searched and it says it cant be shipped to india

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

govee isn't available in India. 10m wifi Alexa compatible strips are available for 3.9k . this is more than sufficient for this project. www.amazon.in/dp/B07HRYL5DF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_btf_t1_hLItFbBXX36FC

[@bunnyoo-148]

Bro ♥️♥️♥️

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

Thanks

[@manav9181]

Sir india me govee lights are for 7k please suggest some cheaper ones

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

10m wifi Alexa compatible strips are available for 3.9k . this is more than sufficient for this project. www.amazon.in/dp/B07HRYL5DF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_btf_t1_hLItFbBXX36FC

[@manav9181]

@@AnotherIndianTechie thanks

[@gamingster2961]

whats the paper name

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

its a diffusion paper used on glass to protect privacy, similar to ones used in glass meeting room

[@zazadong7088]

i am sorry man,but those led light dots really don't look very nice you must have used a thicker sheet to conceal them.

[@AnotherIndianTechie]

you are right, one can use a opal white acrylic sheet which will uniformly diffuse the lights. the objective here was to show how to build it and if you increase your budget slightly anyone can build this without any special tools. most other similar diy projects require a 3d printer.

[@silvertechmods9215]

Alexa... This is bullshit..give me my money back

[@silvertechmods9215]

Bakwas quality. Lights nazar aaraheeeen.. ghatya time zayaaa