Overview

The Aputure Amaran Sm5C Rgb Strip Light 5M is amaran’s first-ever Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled smart LED strip light. Designed for content creators, the amaran SM5c combines voice-controlled capabilities, a long 5-meter length, 300 RGB smart pixel LEDs, and 100 lighting zones to create smooth, continuous effects over the strip light.

SKU: GC49-25.SM5C

Aputure Amaran Sm5C Rgb Strip Light 5M

The Aputure Amaran Sm5C Rgb Strip Light 5M is amaran’s first-ever Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled smart LED strip light. Designed for content creators, the amaran SM5c combines voice-controlled capabilities, a long 5-meter length, 300 RGB smart pixel LEDs, and 100 lighting zones to create smooth, continuous effects over the strip light.

Key Features

  • 20W Output 300 RGB Smart Pixel LED Strip Light

  • Designed for Content Creators, Livestreamers, and Home Studios

  • Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant Compatible via Tuya Smart App

  • Supports SidusPro® FX, Including Picker FX, Lighting FX, Manual FX, and Pixel Control

  • 100 Pixels in 5 Meters for Creative Pixel Effects

  • 21 Built-In Pixel FX, 9 System FX

  • Extend to 10m (32.8ft) via the amaran SM5c Extension*

  • Built-In Microphone for Music Effects Visualisation

  • 3 Colour Modes: CCT, HSI, Lighting FX

  • Strong Adhesive Attaches to Any Smooth Surface

Designed for creators

The SM5c is designed for lighting enthusiasts, livestreamers, musicians, video podcasters, lifestyle content creators, and any creatives looking to take their content to the next level. Whether you want RGB accent lighting along your desk, ambient lighting for your room, or are just looking to create an aesthetic background, you can embrace your creativity with the SM5c.

Smart home ready

As Aputure’s first Wi-Fi enabled light, the amaran SM5c easily pairs with smart home speakers via Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. With simple voice commands, you can effortlessly customise your light with different colours to fit any environment.

What's in the Box:

  • 1x amaran SM5c Strip Light (5m)

  • 1x AC Power Supply

  • 1x LED Controller

  • 1x Double-Sided Tape

  • 1x Cleaning Kit

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Product Overview

The Aputure Amaran Sm5C Rgb Strip Light 5M is amaran’s first-ever Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled smart LED strip light. Designed for content creators, the amaran SM5c combines voice-controlled capabilities, a long 5-meter length, 300 RGB smart pixel LEDs, and 100 lighting zones to create smooth, continuous effects over the strip light.

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