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Which Govee lights work with screen sync over LAN?

34 models are known to accept realtime colour over the local network, with the segment count each one expects. If your model is listed, GLanSync can drive it directly from your Mac or PC — no Govee account, no cloud API key, no capture hardware.

The short answer

Look for your model number — it starts with H and is printed on the controller box, on the plug, and shown in the Govee Home app under the device name. If it is in the table below, screen sync, music sync and scenes all work. If it is not, the device may still appear in GLanSync with power, brightness and single-colour control, just not realtime sync.

Supported models

Segments is how many independently addressable colour zones the device expects per frame. Segment order says whether the physical arrangement is already known, or whether you pick the layout once in Settings → Device Output and confirm it with a preview on the lights — Govee devices report how many segments they have over LAN, but never where those segments sit in your room.

Model	Product (Govee)	Segments	Form factor	Segment order	Confirmed by
`H6046`	RGBIC TV Light Bars	20	Light bar pair	layout known	community
`H6047`	RGBIC Gaming Light Bars	20	Light bar pair	layout known	community
`H6048`	RGBIC Gaming Light Bars Pro	20	Light bar pair	layout known	community
`H6056`	Flow Plus Light Bars	6	Light bar pair	layout known	community
`H6061`	Glide Hexa	15	Panel array	pick a layout	community
`H6062`	Glide Wall	29	Panel array	pick a layout	community
`H6065`	Glide Y	15	Panel array	pick a layout	community
`H6066`	Glide Hexa Pro	15	Panel array	pick a layout	community
`H6067`	Glide Tri	15	Panel array	pick a layout	community
`H606A`	Glide Hexa Ultra	10	Panel array	pick a layout	community
`H6076`	Floor Lamp Basic	14	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H6079`	Floor Lamp Pro	10	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H612F`	Strip Light S	12	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H6167`	TV Backlight	10	TV backlight	pick a layout	community
`H6168`	RGBIC TV Backlight Kit	20	TV backlight	pick a layout	community
`H618C`	RGBIC Basic Strip 10m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H619A`	RGBIC Strip 5m	20	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H619B`	RGBIC Strip 7.5m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H619C`	RGBIC Strip 10m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H619D`	RGBIC Strip 2x7.5m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H619E`	RGBIC Strip 2x10m	10	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H619Z`	RGBIC Strip 3m	12	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61A0`	Neon Rope 3m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61A1`	Neon Rope 2m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61A2`	Neon Rope 5m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61A3`	Neon Rope 4m	15	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61A5`	Neon Rope 10m	30	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61C2`	Desk Neon 2m	16	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61C3`	Desk Neon 3m	16	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61D5`	Neon Rope 2 5m	7	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community
`H61E0`	Strip M1	20	Strip	pick a layout	community
`H61E1`	Strip M1	15	Strip	pick a layout	community
`H6609`	Gaming Light Strip G1	10	Strip	layout known	hardware
`H7075`	Outdoor Wall Light	10	Strip (generic)	generic strip	community

What “confirmed by” means

Hardware — verified against the physical device, byte-for-byte. Only the H6609 (Gaming Light Strip G1) carries this today; it is the strip GLanSync was built on.
Community — segment counts cross-checked across open-source projects that talk to the same protocol (SignalRGB, OpenRGB, LedFx and others) and against Govee’s own device metadata. These are reliable enough to ship, but they have not been confirmed on that exact model in this app.

If you own one of the community-confirmed models and it works, the model number is genuinely useful — send it to [email protected] and it gets promoted. If the segment count looks wrong on your device, that is worth reporting too; a few counts in this table have already been corrected that way.

Not in the table?

Two different situations, and it is worth telling them apart before assuming the device is unsupported:

The model supports LAN control but not realtime colour. GLanSync will still find it and give you power, brightness and a single static colour. Bulbs and single-colour strips usually land here.
The model has no LAN API at all. Camera-based TV kits and some Wi-Fi-free Bluetooth-only products cannot be driven this way by any desktop app, GLanSync included. No workaround exists.

Either way, LAN Control has to be switched on in the Govee Home app first — here is how. That single toggle is the most common reason a supported device does not show up.

Requirements

The lights and the computer on the same Wi-Fi network (LAN control does not cross subnets or guest networks).
LAN Control enabled per device in Govee Home.
macOS 13 or newer (Apple Silicon or Intel), or Windows 10/11 (x64 or ARM64).

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