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product_id: 461235123
title: "TP-Link RGBWIC Smart LED Light Strip 16.4Ft, 1000 Lumens, 16M Dimmable Colors, 50 Color Zones, Works w/Apple HomeKit/Alexa/Google Home, Sync-to-Sound, IP44 PU Coating, Trimmable L930-5"
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# 16M dimmable colors with 50 zones Sync-to-sound music mode 1000 lumens bright white light TP-Link RGBWIC Smart LED Light Strip 16.4Ft, 1000 Lumens, 16M Dimmable Colors, 50 Color Zones, Works w/Apple HomeKit/Alexa/Google Home, Sync-to-Sound, IP44 PU Coating, Trimmable L930-5

**Brand:** tapo
**Price:** € 40.17
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Light up your life, your way — smart, bright, and totally in sync! 🎉

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** TP-Link RGBWIC Smart LED Light Strip 16.4Ft, 1000 Lumens, 16M Dimmable Colors, 50 Color Zones, Works w/Apple HomeKit/Alexa/Google Home, Sync-to-Sound, IP44 PU Coating, Trimmable L930-5 by tapo
- **How much does it cost?** € 40.17 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ie](https://www.desertcart.ie/products/461235123-tp-link-rgbwic-smart-led-light-strip-16-4ft-1000)

## Best For

- tapo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tapo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Seamless Smart Control:** Effortlessly manage your lighting hands-free via Apple HomeKit, Alexa, or Google Assistant for next-level convenience.
- • **Durable & Stylish Design:** Protected by IP44-rated PU coating, this sleek, trimmable strip fits discreetly anywhere—perfect for modern, flexible setups.
- • **Vivid Brilliance, Always:** Experience 20% brighter lighting with 1000 lumens of true white and vibrant colors that last 50% longer than competitors.
- • **Party-Ready Sync-to-Sound:** Transform any room into an immersive experience by syncing your lights to music beats through the intuitive Tapo app.
- • **Tailored Ambiance in Every Zone:** Customize your space with 50 individually controllable color zones across 16.4 feet for dynamic, mood-matching effects.

## Overview

The Tapo TP-Link RGBWIC Smart LED Light Strip delivers 1000 lumens of bright, true white light plus 16 million dimmable colors across 50 customizable zones. With voice control compatibility for Apple HomeKit, Alexa, and Google Assistant, plus a unique sync-to-sound feature, it offers premium, durable lighting with IP44 water resistance and a flexible, trimmable design ideal for stylish, smart home ambiance.

## Description

Buy with Confidence Founded in 1996, TP-Link is a global provider of reliable networking and smart home devices, involved in all aspects of everyday life. With a proven heritage of stability, performance and value, TP-Link has curated a portfolio of products that meet the networking needs of all individuals. Now, as the connected lifestyle continues to evolve, the company is expanding today to exceed the demands of tomorrow. Industry-Leading Support TP-Link offers 24/7 technical support and 2-year warranty for most home products. TP-Link Tapo Smart LED Light Strip, True White Light RGBWIC, Millions Dimmable Colors with 50 Color Zones, Premium Lighting Quality, Sync-to-Sound, Smart Controls, Tapo L930-5 Our TP-Link Tapo Smart RGBWIC LED light strip gives you TRUE White Lighting with 1000 lumens brightness and 16 millions of 1-100% dimmable colors. Fill the millions of blooming colors in your bedroom, game room, office with our smart light strip. Cut the 16.4 ft. smart light strip to perfectly match your bed frame or cabinets, and choose from unlimited lighting effects with 16 million fully dimmable color choices and advanced animations that can match any mood from a party to unwinding before bed. With its 50 adjustable color zones, the customization on your preferred lighting is endless. Pick up sound through your mobile device and set up the perfect party atmosphere. The lights will sync to the frequency and the beat, keeping pace with the rhythm and get all your senses stirred up at a party! The durable PU Coating along the length of the LED strip protects it from moisture so you can install your light strip with peace of mind.

Review: Great smart lights if they fit your budget - I love LED accent lighting and was excited to see Kasa come out with these. I already have over a dozen other Kasa products - mostly smart light bulbs and a couple smart light switches. PROS: - For me, smart controls with Google devices works well. This is the main reason I paid a big premium for this type of light strip and it was the most important thing for me - Kasa app is easy and intuitive to use - Very easy to install - peel and place, plug and play - Extensions are also very easy to add. You just plug them in to the end of a 6.6' strip , turn the strip off and on, and the extension acts like an extension (same color, patterns look good, etc.) - Great brightness range - Great color range, including cool and warm whites as well as many, many vivid colors CONS - Depending on your application, these can get really expensive really fast. Used as accent lighting running the inside perimeter of two 6-foot tall bookcases cost over $300 with tax. And I paid for them with my own money, these were NOT given to me in exchange for a review - Once you cut a strip, the rest of it is trash. For each of my bookcases, I had to cut the last ~16" of lights off to fit, meaning I threw away about $25 worth of extensions - Strips are not very flexible - you'll probably need to run them in a straight line. There are no angle adapters available that I know of that would allow a 90 degree turn Boiled down, the pros are the lights perform really well and give you something I don't think I could easily get from cheaper lights - the ability to control on/off, color, and brightness with my voice. But the cons areyou need to have the right application to pull these off. They are expensive, but the price compares pretty favorably to most of the other smart strip lights out there and you don't need a hub or anything else at all (other than electricity and a smart device to set them up) to run these lights. I have had pretty good luck with Google controls. The first couple days, connection was a little spotty. But it quickly improved and even if one command did not work (e.g. turn on light), I could use another command (e.g. set light to 20%) and then the strip would respond to everything. Now, it seems to work well and its very rare that I have to do anything special to control the bookshelf lights, which are part of a group with other Kasa lights. If you're like me, this is the main reason you're buying these lights. You buy the product in a 6.6' foot stretch and can add extensions (sold separately in 3.3' increments). You can't just buy an extension, the extensions only work with the full 6.6' strip. So if you are trying to light a 3' section, you'll have to buy the 6.6' strip and basically cut it in half and throw the cut section away. This is annoying because the strips are clearly made in 1.65' sections and either connected by thin wires or a bulky (0.18" thick) connector. I wouldn't mind so much if you could install the strips with a turn (like make a 90 degree angle), but you can't really do that. Now for the good stuff. The strips are very sturdy. Even though you can tell they are mated about every foot and a half or so, they are encapsulated in a soft clear gel-like plastic. The back has a high quality 3M tape strip. I never once had an issue with the tape not sticking, though I was working on a clean surface. Once installed and turned on, the lights are just what I wanted. Because my lights wrap around the inside of bookshelves (Ikea Hemnes shelves), I get a LOT of light. They very easily light up the shelves and I use them all the time at different brightness for different moods. The patterns are fun but I don't use them often. Kasa promises to allow custom patterns at some point. I love that you can adjust the white color from warm white to cool white and there are tons of fun colors. I included a few pictures of the brightness taken late at night when it was dark out. I have the two bookshelves, each one with one 6.6' light strip and 3 extensions (though the last extension is cut in half to fit cleanly). My camera sort of auto-adjusted the brightness but I think you can tell they are very bright. At 100% brightness, they virtually light up my (relatively small) living room. My bookshelves unintentionally have a light rail that helps hide the LED strip so I don't see the strip itself unless I'm looking at the bookshelves from the side. At less than 0.5" wide, they do a good job of lighting things up without sticking out. The product description leaves a lot to be desired. More dimensions... the cord from the power outlet to the light strip controller is 22" long, the cord from the controller to the light strip is 6'10" and 1/8" in diameter. The thickness of the light strip is 0.18" at block-like connections on the strip, but only 0.11" thick at the LEDs. So if you're trying to run in a bookcase along the sides of shelves, the strip was thin enough for me to fit it between the side wall and the shelf keeping the LEDs hidden. The width of the strip is 0.48". Overall verdict, if you're into accent lighting and willing to spend a premium for a slick and stable mobile app and the ability to control everything with your voice, these are awesome lights. Over time, I hope these strips will become more flexible, adapters will be provided to turn the strip On the other hand, if you don't ever want to change the color or brightness of the lights, just turn them on/off with your voice, you'd probably save some money by getting a smart electrical plug (Kasa and others make them) and using a normal, significantly cheaper LED light strip (though professional installation, if needed, would cut into those savings).
Review: Best LED light strip, hands down - I'm impressed enough with these to do an in-depth review, but here's a TL:DR so you don't have to read the whole thing: These are Homekit compatible out of the box. They have separate white LEDs and separate color LEDs, so color rendition is exceptional. Most LED light strips create white light through a mix of colors in their RGB LEDs, meaning the "white" the company chooses to give you is the "white" you're stuck with. This particular Tapo strip has discrete white LEDs, which allows you to select the exact color temperature desired for your application. On top of that, they're covered in a clear flexible coating that keeps them safer (but does make going around corners more difficult). As of mid 2025, this is the ONLY LED light strip I would buy. They're nearly perfect. Now, for the long review: understand that Tapo is a TP-Link brand, and TP-Link is a very decent hardware company. I had great luck with one of their Wi-Fi access points/routers, so when I got sick to death of wasting my money on Wyze security cameras (Wyze is a seller of subscriptions that uses hardware as an enticement, whereas TP-Link is a hardware company that will sell you a subscription that's better than Wyze IF you want it) I decided to try a Tapo camera. The Tapo camera impressed so much versus Wyze that TP-Link's Tapo brand was very much at the forefront of my mind... I'm installing a lot of LED light strips various places so I've been experimenting with various products. This particular location had a Wyze LED strip installed as a test. To be fair, it was reliable, but the Wyze app is substandard and I wanted Homekit compatibility, which Wyze used to promise, and never delivered on. So it was off to desertcart to search for Homekit compatible LED light strips. Meross and Tapo were the predominate choices. I have Meross products, but they no longer offer light strips with discrete white LEDs, so TAPO was the obvious choice. Heck, even unboxing the things was impressive. The clear flexible plastic covering sets it apart from the average LED strip, and the electrical connection/power supply give off very decent vibes for something that cost under thirty US buckaroos. Now, the one single downside I've found to these is that nifty plastic covering makes turning corners a fair amount more difficult that with the typical flimsy tape strips, but it's a price I'm willing to pay to get the many other benefits. Compared to the Wyze strip the colors are more vivid and the whites are obviously in another league, owing to the separate white LED set built into the strip. Both colors and whites are much brighter than the Wyze strip, but I think they will go dimmer as well. IOW, the *only* thing the Wyze strip does better is go around corners, otherwise it's worse in every regard. I've only had these a few days and I've spent more time writing this review than I have messing with the various options, but these are hands down the best LED light strips I've ever seen/used. I think the real difference is that TP-Link is a hardware company that is well versed in having to make things actually work (otherwise, their routers wouldn't sell), where as most LED strips are sold by fly-by-night companies that may not even be around next year. I don't own any Macs but I do have an iPhone and iPads, and I tend to equate TP-Link to Apple in that they're selling hardware first and foremost, but they back it up with decent (for the most part) software. The Tapo strip was a little more difficult to get online than the Wyze strip (by a very small margin), but once it was online it has been stable and produces an impressive array of lighting options. And lighting ability is why we buy light strips, which is why this product gets an unequivocal five stars from me. As of this writing, I intend to use these all over the place. They're that good. I have zero affiliation with anyone involved (other than my disdain for Wyze as a company), so I have no incentive at all to say this other than being impressed with the product: just buy it. Thanks for reading.

## Features

- Brighter White Light: The Tapo L930-5 LED light strip provides 1000 lumens of bright, clean white light and 16 million color options for a dynamic lighting experience.
- Premium Lighting: This LED strip light is 20% brighter and lasts 50% longer than other LED light strips for an extended lifespan.
- Colorful Effects: With 50 color zones, you can create a variety of animated lighting effects like raindrops or rainbows to enhance your ambiance.
- Voice Control: Fully compatible with Apple HomeKit, desertcart Alexa, and Google Assistant for hands-free control and scheduling.
- Sync-to-Sound: Use the Tapo app to sync the light strip to your music and create a synchronized lighting experience.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B2KY8X4M |
| Batteries Included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | #20,797 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #213 in LED Strip Lights |
| Brand | Tapo |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Control Method | App, Voice |
| Controller Type | Amazon Alexa, Android, Google Assistant, iOS |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (3,362) |
| Date First Available | August 10, 2022 |
| Included Components | 1*Power Adapter, 1*Smart Light Strip (16.4ft/ 5m), 1*Smart Light Strip Controller |
| Indoor/Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Ingress Protection Code Rating | IP44 |
| Item Length | 16 Feet |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Item Weight | 6.3 ounces |
| Item model number | Tapo L930-5 |
| Light Color | Multicolor |
| Light Source Type | LED |
| Luminous Flux | 1000 Lumen |
| Manufacturer | TP-Link |
| Material | Liquid Silicone Rubber |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Light Sources | 150 |
| Occasion | Birthday, Christmas, Halloween, Halloween Christmas Gaming TV, Valentine's Day |
| Part Number | Tapo L930-5 |
| Power Source | AC |
| Size | 16.4 ft. |
| Smart Home Compatibility | Smart Home Compatible |
| Special Feature | Color Changing, Dimmable, Energy Efficient, Timer, Water Resistant |
| Special Features | Color Changing, Dimmable, Energy Efficient, Timer, Water Resistant |
| Style | RGBIC + White LEDs (1000 lm) |
| Theme | Fantasy, Horror, Movie, Space |
| UPC | 840030707254 |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer. |
| Wattage | 30 watts |
| White Brightness | 1000 Lumens |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Tapo
- **Color:** Multicolor
- **Indoor/Outdoor Usage:** Indoor
- **Light Color:** Multicolor
- **Light Source Type:** LED
- **Occasion:** Birthday, Christmas, Halloween, Halloween Christmas Gaming TV, Valentine's Day
- **Power Source:** AC
- **Special Feature:** Color Changing, Dimmable, Energy Efficient, Timer, Water Resistant
- **Style:** RGBIC + White LEDs (1000 lm)
- **Theme:** Fantasy, Horror, Movie, Space

## Images

![TP-Link RGBWIC Smart LED Light Strip 16.4Ft, 1000 Lumens, 16M Dimmable Colors, 50 Color Zones, Works w/Apple HomeKit/Alexa/Google Home, Sync-to-Sound, IP44 PU Coating, Trimmable L930-5 - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/813l+uyAt1L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great smart lights if they fit your budget
*by S***N on May 23, 2020*

I love LED accent lighting and was excited to see Kasa come out with these. I already have over a dozen other Kasa products - mostly smart light bulbs and a couple smart light switches. PROS: - For me, smart controls with Google devices works well. This is the main reason I paid a big premium for this type of light strip and it was the most important thing for me - Kasa app is easy and intuitive to use - Very easy to install - peel and place, plug and play - Extensions are also very easy to add. You just plug them in to the end of a 6.6' strip , turn the strip off and on, and the extension acts like an extension (same color, patterns look good, etc.) - Great brightness range - Great color range, including cool and warm whites as well as many, many vivid colors CONS - Depending on your application, these can get really expensive really fast. Used as accent lighting running the inside perimeter of two 6-foot tall bookcases cost over $300 with tax. And I paid for them with my own money, these were NOT given to me in exchange for a review - Once you cut a strip, the rest of it is trash. For each of my bookcases, I had to cut the last ~16" of lights off to fit, meaning I threw away about $25 worth of extensions - Strips are not very flexible - you'll probably need to run them in a straight line. There are no angle adapters available that I know of that would allow a 90 degree turn Boiled down, the pros are the lights perform really well and give you something I don't think I could easily get from cheaper lights - the ability to control on/off, color, and brightness with my voice. But the cons areyou need to have the right application to pull these off. They are expensive, but the price compares pretty favorably to most of the other smart strip lights out there and you don't need a hub or anything else at all (other than electricity and a smart device to set them up) to run these lights. I have had pretty good luck with Google controls. The first couple days, connection was a little spotty. But it quickly improved and even if one command did not work (e.g. turn on light), I could use another command (e.g. set light to 20%) and then the strip would respond to everything. Now, it seems to work well and its very rare that I have to do anything special to control the bookshelf lights, which are part of a group with other Kasa lights. If you're like me, this is the main reason you're buying these lights. You buy the product in a 6.6' foot stretch and can add extensions (sold separately in 3.3' increments). You can't just buy an extension, the extensions only work with the full 6.6' strip. So if you are trying to light a 3' section, you'll have to buy the 6.6' strip and basically cut it in half and throw the cut section away. This is annoying because the strips are clearly made in 1.65' sections and either connected by thin wires or a bulky (0.18" thick) connector. I wouldn't mind so much if you could install the strips with a turn (like make a 90 degree angle), but you can't really do that. Now for the good stuff. The strips are very sturdy. Even though you can tell they are mated about every foot and a half or so, they are encapsulated in a soft clear gel-like plastic. The back has a high quality 3M tape strip. I never once had an issue with the tape not sticking, though I was working on a clean surface. Once installed and turned on, the lights are just what I wanted. Because my lights wrap around the inside of bookshelves (Ikea Hemnes shelves), I get a LOT of light. They very easily light up the shelves and I use them all the time at different brightness for different moods. The patterns are fun but I don't use them often. Kasa promises to allow custom patterns at some point. I love that you can adjust the white color from warm white to cool white and there are tons of fun colors. I included a few pictures of the brightness taken late at night when it was dark out. I have the two bookshelves, each one with one 6.6' light strip and 3 extensions (though the last extension is cut in half to fit cleanly). My camera sort of auto-adjusted the brightness but I think you can tell they are very bright. At 100% brightness, they virtually light up my (relatively small) living room. My bookshelves unintentionally have a light rail that helps hide the LED strip so I don't see the strip itself unless I'm looking at the bookshelves from the side. At less than 0.5" wide, they do a good job of lighting things up without sticking out. The product description leaves a lot to be desired. More dimensions... the cord from the power outlet to the light strip controller is 22" long, the cord from the controller to the light strip is 6'10" and 1/8" in diameter. The thickness of the light strip is 0.18" at block-like connections on the strip, but only 0.11" thick at the LEDs. So if you're trying to run in a bookcase along the sides of shelves, the strip was thin enough for me to fit it between the side wall and the shelf keeping the LEDs hidden. The width of the strip is 0.48". Overall verdict, if you're into accent lighting and willing to spend a premium for a slick and stable mobile app and the ability to control everything with your voice, these are awesome lights. Over time, I hope these strips will become more flexible, adapters will be provided to turn the strip On the other hand, if you don't ever want to change the color or brightness of the lights, just turn them on/off with your voice, you'd probably save some money by getting a smart electrical plug (Kasa and others make them) and using a normal, significantly cheaper LED light strip (though professional installation, if needed, would cut into those savings).

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best LED light strip, hands down
*by T***S on July 17, 2025*

I'm impressed enough with these to do an in-depth review, but here's a TL:DR so you don't have to read the whole thing: These are Homekit compatible out of the box. They have separate white LEDs and separate color LEDs, so color rendition is exceptional. Most LED light strips create white light through a mix of colors in their RGB LEDs, meaning the "white" the company chooses to give you is the "white" you're stuck with. This particular Tapo strip has discrete white LEDs, which allows you to select the exact color temperature desired for your application. On top of that, they're covered in a clear flexible coating that keeps them safer (but does make going around corners more difficult). As of mid 2025, this is the ONLY LED light strip I would buy. They're nearly perfect. Now, for the long review: understand that Tapo is a TP-Link brand, and TP-Link is a very decent hardware company. I had great luck with one of their Wi-Fi access points/routers, so when I got sick to death of wasting my money on Wyze security cameras (Wyze is a seller of subscriptions that uses hardware as an enticement, whereas TP-Link is a hardware company that will sell you a subscription that's better than Wyze IF you want it) I decided to try a Tapo camera. The Tapo camera impressed so much versus Wyze that TP-Link's Tapo brand was very much at the forefront of my mind... I'm installing a lot of LED light strips various places so I've been experimenting with various products. This particular location had a Wyze LED strip installed as a test. To be fair, it was reliable, but the Wyze app is substandard and I wanted Homekit compatibility, which Wyze used to promise, and never delivered on. So it was off to Amazon to search for Homekit compatible LED light strips. Meross and Tapo were the predominate choices. I have Meross products, but they no longer offer light strips with discrete white LEDs, so TAPO was the obvious choice. Heck, even unboxing the things was impressive. The clear flexible plastic covering sets it apart from the average LED strip, and the electrical connection/power supply give off very decent vibes for something that cost under thirty US buckaroos. Now, the one single downside I've found to these is that nifty plastic covering makes turning corners a fair amount more difficult that with the typical flimsy tape strips, but it's a price I'm willing to pay to get the many other benefits. Compared to the Wyze strip the colors are more vivid and the whites are obviously in another league, owing to the separate white LED set built into the strip. Both colors and whites are much brighter than the Wyze strip, but I think they will go dimmer as well. IOW, the *only* thing the Wyze strip does better is go around corners, otherwise it's worse in every regard. I've only had these a few days and I've spent more time writing this review than I have messing with the various options, but these are hands down the best LED light strips I've ever seen/used. I think the real difference is that TP-Link is a hardware company that is well versed in having to make things actually work (otherwise, their routers wouldn't sell), where as most LED strips are sold by fly-by-night companies that may not even be around next year. I don't own any Macs but I do have an iPhone and iPads, and I tend to equate TP-Link to Apple in that they're selling hardware first and foremost, but they back it up with decent (for the most part) software. The Tapo strip was a little more difficult to get online than the Wyze strip (by a very small margin), but once it was online it has been stable and produces an impressive array of lighting options. And lighting ability is why we buy light strips, which is why this product gets an unequivocal five stars from me. As of this writing, I intend to use these all over the place. They're that good. I have zero affiliation with anyone involved (other than my disdain for Wyze as a company), so I have no incentive at all to say this other than being impressed with the product: just buy it. Thanks for reading.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best smart strip I've tried.
*by T***N on December 9, 2025*

Have a few of those, and use them in different setups. One being a homemade lamp, where the power end is run up into the attic. And unfortunately that one is the only one I've had, failing, on a small section. All the other have worked flawlessly. Through the Tap app, not only can you choose any color desired; they also have a large choice of preset patterns, from Christmas to ocean, lightning storm, Easter, and so on. Or you can make and save your own pattern. Dimmable. Work with the Tapo buttons, for on/off/dimming, or color changes. Also works well with Google home, and Alexa. Haven't tried Apple's system. But Greta light strips - when they don't fail. And TP-Link did offer a replacement. Just haven't felt like crawling through the tight attic to disconnect the power, then take the lamp down, and disconnect it, to separate the strip form the lamp. Really blows. Enough to remove a star!

## Frequently Bought Together

- Tapo TP-Link RGBWIC Smart LED Light Strip 16.4Ft, 1000 Lumens, 16M Dimmable Colors, 50 Color Zones, Works w/Apple HomeKit/Alexa/Google Home, Sync-to-Sound, IP44 PU Coating, Trimmable L930-5
- TP-Link Tapo Motion Sensor, Requires Tapo Hub, Long Battery Life w/Sub-1G Low-Power Wireless Protocol, Wide Range Detection, Adjustable Sensitivity, Real-Time Notification, Smart Action, Tapo T100
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