 Welcome to my unboxing of the Sound Science Bias Lighting Halo 6 LED Kit. This allows you to backlight your monitor for continuous comfortable viewing. It reduces eye fatigue, enhances color definition, and increases viewing hours. It has also been found that with these LED backlighting things for your monitors, you can reduce your eye fatigue, enhance color definition, and increase your... Oh no, hold on, I'm reading the wrong... See, I'm looking at a cheat sheet over there, and I read through the ones that were already here. So, ahem, bring out colors more clearly, darken blacks, and increase the perceived contrast ratio. So let's see what they have to say for themselves. It makes it easy to outfit your monitor with professional backlighting. Bias lighting adds a subtle white backlight to your monitor, reducing eye fatigue and increasing perceived image clarity. The color and brightness of the LEDs are carefully calibrated to achieve the optimal viewing experience and increase your monitor's perceived contrast ratio. So that's on there. Making blacks blacker and colors more vibrant. Simply attach the LED strip to the back of your monitor and insert the USB plug in an open USB port on your computer or powered USB hub. The Sound Science Halo 6 LED Bias Lighting Kit complements any monitor up to 24 inches in size. Well then, let's unbox this bad boy. Done! Now let's install it. Okay, here we go. So this is a 24 inch monitor, which apparently is good for up to 24 inch. I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to plug this in to the USB port. Free USB port, yes. Aha! So we have LEDs. Cool beans. Okay, we also have some protective film on the front. Go ahead, pull that off. And then we have adhesive backing on the back. So what you want to do is find a spot on the back of the monitor where it will reflect off the wall and give the back wall behind the monitor some glow halo effect around it. This is what, and this is not just Sound Science saying this, this is not what, um, rather, it's not just Sound Science saying this, but the light behind the monitor is what helps to achieve the enhanced comfort and decreased fatigue, which are sort of both the same thing, that can be achieved by using these products. I'm going to put it sort of approximately in the middle of the monitor, as middle as I can get, and I'm going to stick it there. Then I'm going to turn the lights down a little bit in here because we've got, I mean we have it everything on, including my filming lights over there, so that it's very, very bright in here. So I'll just get my, you'll get some light to stay over there. And I'm going to turn this one off as well. So there, now you can get a better idea of, in more like a normal lighting scenario, how much of a backlight glow it's going to throw off the back of the monitor. So here, let me just move this one so you can see along the side there. Now I haven't actually tried using one of these products in the past, but I am going to try this one and I'll, um, I'll try and remember to post some kind of an update and let you guys know. But thank you for checking out my unboxing of the Sound Science Bias Lighting. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews, and other computer videos. And hey, if you want to check out what it looks like installed on the back of the monitor, that is how it goes. Linus Tech informs me that it was kind of hard to see how much of a glow there was because I was changing the lighting in the room and then I was turning on the bias lighting. So here, I'm showing you guys on and off. On and off. Don't forget to subscribe for more on and off.