RGB Strip Set HYTE LS30 - 330 mm + NP50

HYTE LS30 is a set of RGB strips that combines a compact 330 mm ARGB LED strip with an included controller Nexus Portal NP50. It is aimed at enthusiasts who want clean, well-controlled, and synchronized RGB in their case without relying on random adapters and splitters. The strip uses Addressable RGB, which means finer and more detailed lighting compared to standard RGB. You get a balanced lighting solution that can serve as a foundation for a larger RGB setup in the future.

What you get

The base here is 330 mm ARGB LED - 20-Pixel qRGB Array – these are actually 20 separate addressable zones along the length of the strip, allowing for fades, effects, and color “waves,” rather than just a single color glow. Thanks to Addressable RGB, you can synchronize the effects with other ARGB components in the system, as long as they are compatible with the controller. The included Nexus Portal NP50 gives you centralized control without having to deal with powering the strip through the motherboard or improvised connectors. This way, setting up profiles, lighting scenarios, and changing them according to game, movie, or work becomes quick and predictable.

• The strip is 330 mm long, making it suitable for the front panel, bottom frame, or accent around the GPU and PSU shroud.
• It features a 20-Pixel qRGB Array, i.e., 20 separate addressable zones for more complex and smooth animations.
• It uses Addressable RGB, allowing individual control of each zone instead of one common color across the entire strip.
• The package includes a Nexus Portal NP50 controller, so you can manage the lighting centrally without separate ARGB hubs.
• The manufacturer is HYTE, which means a design aimed at modern cases and well-visible builds with a transparent panel.
• You get a 24-month warranty, giving you peace of mind if something goes wrong with the strip or controller.

Who it is suitable for

This set is for you if you want organized and controlled RGB lighting with addressable effects without worrying about which connector to plug where. It is suitable for mid-range and high-end builds with a transparent side panel, where lighting is part of the vision, not just “lights.” If you are looking to illuminate the entire case with one strip or to make a budget build without a focus on aesthetics, you will likely need more than one set here.

The most sensible aspect of this model is the combination of 330 mm ARGB strip with a 20-pixel array and Nexus Portal NP50 controller – you get both flexible effects and centralized control without unnecessary complications.