NanoleafShapes Mini Triangles - 10 Pack, Multicolor (Rgbw)

Nanoleafs are the best quality for RGB shapes.The additional kit was really easy to setup to my existing setup, just had to clip them on and they synced up instantly - couldn't have been easier.The expansion packs are great value, each triangle is only £10 each which sounds alot but the jump from 9 to 12 feels quite substantial!

The media could not be loaded. Purchased this starter kit as well as a top up pack of 10 for our office.The setup was super simple, and although these are quite pricey, the ease of use based on the app makes it worth the price - they can be configured using the pre made colours, or you can make your own.I don't remember seeing that they are touch and sound reactive too!

I love my Nanoleaf, made my own pattern and works great. Easy to setup and great if you have Spotify and install link light app.

I fitted these panels a little over a week ago now and thought I’d share my thoughts on the install and how I’m finding them. I had high expectations on everything considering the high price of the lights.Fitting them was a breeze, I didn’t really read the instructions and put them up wrong. I initially hung the shapes themselves, left for about 15 minutes then pulled the shapes off and refitted with the connectors in place. They look good on the wall, the cable is fairly hidden behind one of my displays and I had no adhestion issues. My walls are just painted matt white – you should clean the wall beforehand, I didn’t and they seem to be stuck on well.I did try the website that lets you design the layout and found that pretty helpful. I didn’t use the app for this but suspect the augmented reality aspect of it may be helpful. My biggest concern was ensuring they were straight – I eyeballed this and happy with the final result.Once they were hung I powered them on using the physical panel and thought they looked great – I opted for the triangle as the other shape (Octogon?) didn’t look as uniform – I’m glad I went with the triangles as I still think they look good. They sit behind my displays and provide a nice quality of light for video calls, or general background visuals when I’m working.Things start going downhill from here – I installed the Nanoleaf app and found the panels to be constantly non-responsive to the apps requests. I had to reboot the panels a few times and overall found the experience to be poor. There are some nice scenes available which I’ve “starred” or “favourited” with my “go to” being “Be Productive”. The scenes that respond to audio are very poor – it responds but doesn’t make any sort of sense. I tried different music at different volumes from different devices and never felt like any combination worked well so I’ll never use the audio scenes. The initial app setup was a real faff too requiring me to re-install the Home app on my iPhone which I had no intention of using.My biggest complaint with the Nanoleaf is the Alexa integration. We use the Echo devices with many devices in our home and experience the rare issue – the issues with Alexa and Nanoleaf are constant. Some days the Alexa won’t turn the Nanoleaf panels on or off, often it doesn’t recognise the command we ask, we’ve never been able to set a scene with it – only basic colours and brightness and almost all of the time we’ll ask it to do something, it’ll do it but then tell us the Nanoleaf device isn’t responding. I appreciate this could be an Alexa issue as much as it is a Nanoleaf – but I’ve never had issues like this with any other devices.I do also now get scenes showing on the pull-down menu of my iPhone, they work but the brightness is always too high. I like the panels somewhere between 30% and 40% but any time I use a scene from the iPhone (Homekit?) selection the brightness is much higher and uncomfortable.Overall I’m giving these four out of five stars. The lights look good, the light they give off is good, visitors over Christmas commented on how they liked them but the software experience needs some work – it’s really letting the whole experience down. If you can live with some frustration there, I do recommend them.

I've had a lot of sound reactive lighting over the years and it has consistently been terrible, and I had very low expectations for it here too - but I have been surprised in a good way! The app also has a good library of colour and effect presets. But, even so, these are still very expensive for what they are.

I bought these specifically for the Screen Mirror functionality so I'm reviewing them from that point of view.Firstly, the desktop app you are required to download and install crashes a lot, this appears to have been the case for quite a while based on some googling, so chances of it being fixed are pretty low.In order to set up the Screen mirror, you register the lights with your phone, download the desktop app and log into the account you created, enable mirror mode and select the screen mirror type you want. I would imagine everyone will want the same one, the one that has the shapes sample parts of your screen and show those colours.In order to decide which part of the screen to mirror, you grab, scale and rotate the shape to sit over the right part of your screen (see image one where I have positioned it at the center top of my screen).* If you rotate the shape by more than 180 degrees, the app crashes* If you accidentally move the center of the shape outside of the screen, the app crashes.* There were several other crashes for reasons that were unclear.In order to stop this from happening, you need to select a different screen mirror mode, make the adjustments you want and then enable the first mode.There seems to be some weird rotation being applied, so if I put the light panel over the bottom of my screen in the app, it does show the colours on the bottom, but if I put it at the top of my screen it mirrors the colour on the right. Moving it around to test, I found I could get the left and right sides by moving to the left and right sides on the app, but no matter where I put the lights in the app, I could not get the top of my screen.I found the best way to get some kind of sensible result is to change my res down to 1920p and switch off HDR on my monitor. This allowed me to to get the top of my screen, but only if I put my lights off to the left top side of the app. Putting them at the top results in the right side of the screen showing still (see pic 2).Even when working properly (like when sitting at the bottom of the screen), the lights are backwards, if you have red on the left of your screen and blue on the right, the colours are flipped on the lights, so the red is on the right.Unfortunately, even if this all did work properly it would still be a pain to set up each time you wanted to use them. Every time you start your PC, you have to go to the app, go to the screen mirror tab, enable it and select the mode you want again. There did seem to be an option for saving it to an effect, but what that did was save the colours that were showing on the lights right now, so picking it on start up just means you get a static set of lights that are the same as they were when you saved the effect.So yea, really not suitable for the purposes of screen mirroring at all.TL;DR:* Lights are flipped (left side is right side etc and no way to flip in the app)* I was unable to capture the part of the screen I wanted (putting the lights at the top of my screen in the app mirrored the right side of my screen (see pic 1 and 2)* App crashes a lot* You have to manually reinstate the effect each time you start you PC.* May work better if you are using 1920p and no HDR but I'm not sure.

Very good item my 12 year old boy assembled and fixed them to the wall, and he loves them in his room . Nice item !

I bought these for my partner to go in his game room, he loves them! Matches the look he was going for and loves the variety of colours he can choose from! He has just bought another box of them and can't wait for them to arrive and add to the room!