A long RGB strip for the big screens, powered from the TV's own USB port, steered from the duoCo Strip app and a remote, and listening to the room through a built-in mic.
Daymeet's 16.4ft backlight is cut for the big panels, 65 to 85 inches, where a dark wall behind the TV starts to feel like a hole in the room. Stick the strip around the back, plug its USB lead into the set, and the wall picks up a soft halo in any of 16 million colours. The picture seems to hover. Your eyes also get a gentler step between a bright screen and a dark room, which is exactly why bias lighting exists.
The kit is one run of RGB LED strip, 150 LEDs over 5m, with a small control box near the plug. It draws from USB at 5V and is rated at 5W, so a spare port on the TV normally carries it. On many sets the USB ports lose power when the TV goes to standby, and the glow bows out with the picture.
Three ways to steer it come in the box:
In a phone's Bluetooth list, controllers of this kind often show up under a generic name such as ELK-BLEDOM rather than Daymeet. That name belongs to the light controller, not to a speaker, and the connection happens inside the app instead of the phone's Bluetooth settings. The pairing help for both phone systems takes care of the first connection, including what to do when the app sees nothing.
Out of the box the strip is ready to stick: no soldering, no cutting, no separate adapter. The only decision before peeling the backing is where the control box should hang.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | XR-CAQCX5M03 |
| Strip length | 16.4ft (5m) |
| Screen fit | 65–85in TVs |
| Light type | RGB LED strip, one colour at a time |
| Colours | 16 million |
| Dynamic modes | 21+ |
| LED count | 150 |
| Power supply | USB, 5V |
| Rated power | 5W |
| Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| App | duoCo Strip |
| Other controls | Remote and 3-button box on the USB cable |
| Sound reaction | Built-in microphone, mic mode in the app |
| Timer | Yes, set in the app |
| Mounting | Self-adhesive backing |
| Materials | Plastic, rubber |
| Water resistance | Not water resistant, indoor use |
| Sister sets | 9.8ft and 13.1ft RGB; 9.84ft, 13.1ft and 16.4ft Dreamcolor |
Daymeet builds this backlight in two flavours, and they part ways as soon as a mode starts moving. The RGB sets, including the 16.4ft lead model, paint the whole strip one colour at a time. The Dreamcolor sets carry IC chips, so several colours travel along the strip at once and patterns can chase around the frame. Those pair with the duoCo StripX app instead of duoCo Strip.
| Length | RGB, one colour | Dreamcolor, many colours |
|---|---|---|
| 9.8ft / 9.84ft | 32–43in TVs | 32–43in TVs |
| 13.1ft | 40–65in TVs | 45–60in TVs |
| 16.4ft | 65–85in TVs | 65–85in TVs |
Choose RGB when the glow should sit still and set a tone. A single amber for a slow drama, a deep blue for late sport, a pale violet for a rainy Sunday. The app has fewer menus, so getting to one colour takes a couple of taps.
Choose Dreamcolor when the TV wall doubles as a party wall:
Both flavours share the built-in mic, the 3-button box and the sticky backing. Neither reads the picture: colour follows the sound in the room or your choice, never the image. At 16.4ft both run on USB power, and the Dreamcolor 16.4ft set is also rated at 5W.
The Lotus Lantern and duoCo app modes are laid out side by side, including timers and DIY colour steps, for anyone comparing the two apps before choosing.
A 65-inch 16:9 panel measures roughly 57 by 32 inches, a perimeter near 15ft. An 85-inch set runs close to 74 by 42 inches, about 19ft around the edge. The 16.4ft strip lands between the two, so on a 65 it wraps the back with a little spare, and on an 85 it sits a few inches in from the rim. The inset does no harm: the halo spreads across the wall either way.
Wall-mounted TVs give the strongest effect, since the wall is close and evenly lit. A TV on a stand, set further forward, throws a wider but fainter wash. A pale wall helps more than any brightness setting; dark or busy wallpaper swallows much of the colour.
Keep the strip away from the vents on the TV back, where warm air can soften the adhesive over time. It carries no water rating, so a steamy bathroom TV or a covered patio screen needs a sealed outdoor strip instead.
A 60-inch TV sits right on the boundary. The 13.1ft RGB set covers 40–65in and avoids a loose tail, so measure the diagonal before settling on the long one.
The built-in microphone listens to the room, not the TV's audio signal. Music mode reacts to whatever is loudest: a soundbar, a party playlist, a crowd shouting at a match. For a film most people park the strip on one colour and let the mic rest; for a party, mic mode turns the TV wall into a light show with no extra gear.
A few moods that suit a strip this long:
Around the Daymeet sit other screen glows with different targets. MATICOD's 9.84ft kit suits 32–43in TVs, the smaller bedroom screens. MORIACC covers 45–75in with 16.4ft of RGB, a slightly smaller range than Daymeet's. DTQJ's 21ft RGB strip stretches from 32 up to 85 inches with a 24-key remote.
Check four things before ordering:
The Daymeet will not copy on-screen colours, carries no camera and is not rated for damp rooms. Within those limits it asks for nothing but a big TV and five minutes. The rest of the ELK-BLEDOM light family covers neon rope, room strips and car kits when the glow spreads beyond the screen.
It is sized for 65–85in screens. On a 55in set the 13.1ft Daymeet, made for 40–65in TVs, fits without a leftover tail.
No. It follows the app, the remote or the room's sound through its built-in microphone. It has no camera or HDMI link to the image.
The RGB sets use duoCo Strip. The Dreamcolor sets, which show several colours at once, use duoCo StripX.
Yes. Any 5V USB wall adapter works, and the app timer can then switch it on and off at set times.
