Tuesday, June 30th 2020
CORSAIR Launches iCUE LT100 Smart Lighting Towers
CORSAIR, a world leader in high-performance gaming peripherals and enthusiast components, today announced the latest addition to the growing lineup of RGB ambient lighting products in the iCUE Smart Lighting Ecosystem, iCUE LT100 Smart Lighting Towers. LT100 Smart Lighting Towers are available as a starter kit featuring two aluminium towers each equipped with 46 brilliant fully customizable RGB LEDs, as well as an optional expansion kit for adding additional towers to your setup. LT100 Smart Lighting Towers bathe your room in immersive ambient lighting that enhances your visual and audio experience, creating large-scale light shows that can be synchronized with other iCUE RGB lighting products such as LS100 Smart Lighting Strips or CORSAIR PC components and peripherals.
Each LT100 Smart Lighting Tower stands 422 mm tall and shines with 46 RGB LEDs, with a reversible orientation that can be faced forward for brighter, more vivid lighting or backward for subtler illumination that plays off the walls of your space. When connected to your PC and CORSAIR iCUE software, the towers can match and diffuse the colors at the edges of your screen in real-time, bringing the action in games and media beyond the screen. LT100 Smart Lighting Towers can also be used as an audio visualizer to bring music to life, or be customized in iCUE with a nearly limitless combination of colors and effects for your own unique lighting setup.
Even without connecting to software, LT100 Smart Lighting Towers provide vibrant illumination immediately out of the box with 11 preset lighting profiles that can be cycled through at the push of a button. The starter kit also includes a removable headset rest which enables a tower to double as a convenient place to hold your headset when it's not in use. Each expansion kit offers one additional tower that easily connects to your existing towers, up to a maximum of four towers and an impressive 184 total RGB LEDs.
With the addition of LT100 Smart Lighting Towers, the iCUE Smart Lighting Ecosystem can turn any room into an immersive and spectacular symphony of color.
For more information, check out our review of the Corsair iCue LT100 or visit Corsair's product page.
Each LT100 Smart Lighting Tower stands 422 mm tall and shines with 46 RGB LEDs, with a reversible orientation that can be faced forward for brighter, more vivid lighting or backward for subtler illumination that plays off the walls of your space. When connected to your PC and CORSAIR iCUE software, the towers can match and diffuse the colors at the edges of your screen in real-time, bringing the action in games and media beyond the screen. LT100 Smart Lighting Towers can also be used as an audio visualizer to bring music to life, or be customized in iCUE with a nearly limitless combination of colors and effects for your own unique lighting setup.
With the addition of LT100 Smart Lighting Towers, the iCUE Smart Lighting Ecosystem can turn any room into an immersive and spectacular symphony of color.
For more information, check out our review of the Corsair iCue LT100 or visit Corsair's product page.
39 Comments on CORSAIR Launches iCUE LT100 Smart Lighting Towers
And I thought gaming chairs with RGB were crossing the line. At least the chair had a function - You sit Your a** on it.
But does one’s a** really need or want the RGB,....?
Inquiring a**ess want to know,.... :)
I tried nearly all of them (Aura Sync, Razer Synapse, CM MasterPlus, etc) and I can tell you the best, most powerful and most flexible BY FAR is iCue. In fact, I wish iCue could also control all the stuff Aura Sync currently does (Graphics Card, TridentZ RAM, ARGB headers, etc...) and not just the Asus motherboard(s) lights.
If you want to talk garbage, that would be Aura Sync. You can't even apply different RGB effects to separate items, and they've been developing that software for YEARS. Asus: great hardware, really crappy software.
I mean, it might go on some fickle influencer's desk for a couple of videos but otherwise it's just more fuel for the increasingly desperate RGBLED marketing hype train.Damn straight. At the price they charge there really isn't an excuse for the buggy/bloated/incomplete proprietary mess.
no
This would match them perfectly.
I'm not even going to consider these whatsoever.