I use the Corsair one, Phanteks in another build which links into ASUS Aura and Aquacompter (Farbwerk units which link into my Aquero unit)
Corsair commander Pro is a nice unit as is the Lighting node pro, both SATA powered and color options are plentiful. Only downside is it does not interact with motherboard lighting utilities which are prevalent. Can hook 4 RGB strips in an chain for each channel (2 channels on the commander pro or lighting node pro) and access each one individually, have the synchronized patters and what not. Only downside is there is a slightly lengthy cable between each strip which is idel for navigating bends for each strip, but means if side by side there is a slight dark spot unless you bunch up the cable (easily done) Commander Pro as a whole is a neat unit if you plug your fans and what not directly into it.
Phanteks unit is also pretty nice and I find it worked well. I have moved to plugging it all into a Asus motherboard so everything now syncs up which is even better to be honest.
If your just after lighting, grab the Corsair Node Pro, comes with 4 addressable RGB strips with another 4 more that can be added per module. Is it expensive as most of these addressable RGB kits are, but are neat.