LED Coloured Light strip powered by USB

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Not sure where best to post this. I'm after a light strip which is powered off USB.

There's hundreds on a certain site, but don't want one which is going to burn the house down (I've personally seen these literally burst into flames before).

Any ideas on a good quality one please? I've already got a philips hue one downstairs, but I'm after one which you can power from a USB port.

Thanks!
 
External USB?

Aquacomputer do the Farbwerk Nano. Tiny little control box, with a USB plug (they do an internal and external version) and a port for their RGBpx lighting strips. These strips can be daisy-chained and you can run up to 90LEDs off the one little control box.
The box has a single button on, which cycles the patterns, and the unit can run independently but you can also program it from the PC.
 
External USB?

Aquacomputer do the Farbwerk Nano. Tiny little control box, with a USB plug (they do an internal and external version) and a port for their RGBpx lighting strips. These strips can be daisy-chained and you can run up to 90LEDs off the one little control box.
The box has a single button on, which cycles the patterns, and the unit can run independently but you can also program it from the PC.

Yeah sorry mate, external. I want to run it under my monitor.
 
Yeah sorry mate, external. I want to run it under my monitor.
Why sorry?
They do both internal USB header and external USB port versions. Just pick the right one.
If your monitor has a USB port, use that. These were designed around the idea of creating ambient backlighting (requires 4 LED strips, though you only get one in the basic package) but are very adaptable.
 
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