Fancy LEDs specializes in dynamic smart lighting systems and sync boxes that integrate immersive ambient LED backlighting with TVs and gaming setups.
Fancy LEDs provides immersive, smart lighting solutions designed to elevate your home entertainment setup. Recognized for its innovative Fancy Sync Box technology and Fancy Triangles, the brand allows users to synchronize vibrant LED backlighting directly with their TV screens. Supporting popular HDMI standards, Fancy LEDs systems seamlessly react to movies, games, and music in real time, delivering a superior, colorful visual ambiance extending beyond the screen.
All Fancy LEDs products can be managed via the dedicated Fancy LEDs mobile app and are compatible with leading voice control platforms like Amazon Alexa, Google Assistant, and Tuya. Explore our directory for official setup guides, user manuals, and troubleshooting instructions to help you properly install brackets, trim LED strips, and seamlessly network your ambient lighting system.
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Confirm you are connected to a 2.4 GHz WiFi network. Check your phone settings to ensure location, WiFi, and Bluetooth permissions are enabled. If issues persist, try removing the device from the app, disconnecting the power cord for 5 seconds, and holding down the WiFi reset button on your control box for 10 seconds.
A compatible HDMI device (such as an Xbox, PlayStation, Apple TV, or Amazon Fire Stick) must be connected to the 'Input' port on the Fancy Sync Box. Built-in smart TV apps cannot be synced directly. Ensure your TV or monitor is properly linked to the 'Output' port.
No, the Fancy Triangles and Fancy Sync Box sync wirelessly through the Fancy LEDs app. However, both devices must be powered on and connected to the same local WiFi network.
To fix orientation synchronization issues, open the Fancy LEDs app, select your synced device, navigate to the settings tab, and adjust the 'LED Strip Starting Corner' or display orientation to match your actual physical backlighting setup.
Try disabling the Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) setting on your gaming console (Xbox/PS5) and your TV display settings. You may also need to turn off 'Signal Input Plus' or 'Gaming Mode' on your television, ensuring your display outputs a maximum compatible resolution to the box.
If you sequence power prior to snapping all panels or strips together, the system only recognizes initially connected hardware. Reset the system by disconnecting the power cord, waiting 5 seconds, reconnecting, and pressing the reset button to recalibrate the full length of the LEDs.