With the RGBW or RGBWW, can you just have the colored leds on or are the white leds always on when the colored leds are on?
1119698
You can have the color on by themselves or just the white or both together but you need one of the color control boxes make sure and get the box with the right voltage 12v for cars trucs and 4 wheelers and 110v for in house use
1119699
With the RGBW you can have solid blue green and red. varying any of those colors will give you almost any color including white.
1119700
There are no white leDs. The thre colors can create white when they are all on
1119701
The "white" is not a true white color, and each reel varies slightly, the white can look like tinge of green, or a tinge of light yellow.
1119702
You can just have the colored leds on. You can choose what color you want on with the remote.
1119703
The way is is set up you only have on the color you select. One color at a time this includes white.
1578253
No, due to LED failure faults with this model, Corsair has discontinued and moved on to K70 RGB
798603
There are actually (3) different types of RGB tape that you need to know about before making a decision. The traditional RGB tape only includes those hues of color (Red, Green, Blue) so any white light will have a tint of either blue or other. In order to get true white color you will need to look at either the RGBW or RGBWW light tape strips. The RGBW includes a standard white LED so the white color will truly be white. The RGBWW is an even nicer white light that more pure and natural so depending on what type of white light you're trying to achieve hopefully this helps you out. Additionally the SUPERNIGHT product listing page has these variants and they're all relatively priced the same. Good luck!
1864550
There is one other option you can connect the white to all RG and B then the white would flash with all colors in music mode and turn on with any color
1688321
There's two switches, one turns on the white and red and the other turns on the blue. So you can have the red white and blue on at the same time or just the red and white. Or you can just have the blues on for night mode.
1768209
you can have any color on at any time. depending on how you wire this up, you could have red,green, or blue or all 3 on to give white. Or if you control the led with an IC, like an arduino and use PWM(pulse width modulation), you can have 8 bits of color data per channel, giving you over 16 million possible color combinations. You can basically make any and all colors with this led depending on how you use it.
57812
They all will be on. There are 2 buttons, one turns on all the white LEDs and the other turns on all of the red LEDs.
1122907
The colors unfortunately do not cycle automatically, the closest thing to changing colors quickly is you have to assign a button in the configurator to LED color switch (default button for LED color switch is middle side button) and can cycle through green, red and blue.
1171037
I own one. I ended up buying/adding the Obey 10. If you are using an RGB light, each channel will run one color as a fader with the 3. If you plan on expanding at all, or want to control other functions, or get RGBA lights (4channels), you will need and want more channels. I ended up just using my obey3 as a controller for one seperate single spot. Once you start to understand some basic programming, you will want to be able to see the numeric displays to know exactly which assigned slot you are in for fade speeds and some of the auto chases, sound sensitivity, etc. I moved up to the Obey10 also. I own one. I ended up buying/adding the Obey 10. If you are using an RGB light, each channel will run one color as a fader with the 3. If you plan on expanding at all, or want to control other functions, or get RGBA lights (4channels), you will need and want more channels. I ended up just using my obey3 as a controller for one seperate single spot. Once you start to understand some basic programming, you will want to be able to see the numeric displays to know exactly which assigned slot you are in for fade speeds and some of the auto chases, sound sensitivity, etc. I moved up to the Obey10... » Read More I own one. I ended up buying/adding the Obey 10. If you are using an RGB light, each channel will run one color as a fader with the 3. If you plan on expanding at all, or want to control other functions, or get RGBA lights (4channels), you will need and want more channels. I ended up just using my obey3 as a controller for one seperate single spot. Once you start to understand some basic programming, you will want to be able to see the numeric displays to know exactly which assigned slot you are in for fade speeds and some of the auto chases, sound sensitivity, etc. I moved up to the Obey10 also. « Show Less
235500
You can choose which colors you want the lights to be by pushing a button, white is one of the options. You can also choose to have them flash between the different colors.
798602
There are actually (3) different types of RGB tape that you need to know about before making a decision. The traditional RGB tape only includes those hues of color (Red, Green, Blue) so any white light will have a tint of either blue or other. In order to get true white color you will need to look at either the RGBW or RGBWW light tape strips. The RGBW includes a standard white LED so the white color will truly be white. The RGBWW is an even nicer white light that more pure and natural so depending on what type of white light you're trying to achieve hopefully this helps you out. Additionally the SUPERNIGHT product listing page has these variants and they're all relatively priced the same. Good luck! There are actually (3) different types of RGB tape that you need to know about before making a decision. The traditional RGB tape only includes those hues of color (Red, Green, Blue) so any white light will have a tint of either blue or other. In order to get true white color you will need to look at either the RGBW or RGBWW light tape strips. The RGBW includes a standard white LED so the white color will truly be white. The RGBWW is an even nicer white light that more pure and natural so depending on what type of white light you're trying to achieve hopefully this helps you out.... » Read More There are actually (3) different types of RGB tape that you need to know about before making a decision. The traditional RGB tape only includes those hues of color (Red, Green, Blue) so any white light will have a tint of either blue or other. In order to get true white color you will need to look at either the RGBW or RGBWW light tape strips. The RGBW includes a standard white LED so the white color will truly be white. The RGBWW is an even nicer white light that more pure and natural so depending on what type of white light you're trying to achieve hopefully this helps you out. Additionally the SUPERNIGHT product listing page has these variants and they're all relatively priced the same. Good luck! « Show Less
719776
It's LED lighting, yes. Both on the base, and in the mouse iteself. The Synapse software has a setting that will let you choose what color you want (everything shares the same color, except the logo, which is a static white to illuminate the faction plate) as well as the intensity, and even lets you turn it off altogether.The base will also flash red, as does the mouse wheel, when the battery reaches a specific charge level, reminding you that it will need to be charged soon, or plugged into the USB cable.
827702
NO OPTION whatsoever. When you turn it on then all the lights light up. No control if you only want white, red, or blue. Their "ON" all at the same time.
1195264
No the blue LED lights stay on all the time. there are 2 switches one for the blue and the other for the T5 white light.
647669
there is only 1 color. if you buy the black version, the LEDs are red. if you buy the white version, the LEDs are blue.
1536809
Two sets of LEDs in one fixture with a clear lens. The red/white models have a three position toggle switch. Center position is Off. Push one direction from center and the red Leds turn on. Push the other direction from center and the white Leds turn on. You cant turn on both red and white Leds at the same time. In my unit I think I remember there are more white leds than red ones, so the red light is not so bright as the white light. But thats fine because the red lighting is for night use anyway to preserve your night vision.
345597
Its personal preference actually, I tried the white and that is like having an OEM bulb. I would stick with the white LEDS. Hope that helps.