 This is the Lian Li Case Lighting Kit Flexible Blue LED Strip. It is designed to match your style, which is good because my style is so cool. And this is a very cool product. The unboxing itself is actually going to be fairly unimpressive today. It has an operating voltage of DC 12 volts. It has an input of DC 12 volts via a Molex 4-pin and an output power of 3.6 watts. I don't know how it outputs power. Maybe they mean the actual power consumption. I'm not sure what they're going for here. The color is blue. The LED is 26 pieces and the length is 360 millimeters. Or 36 centimeters if you prefer. This is what it looks like. And it's, like I said, not really very impressive until we plug it in, which we'll do in a minute. Here's the LED strip. You can see it is quite flexible. It comes with adhesive backing, well, on the back. And check this out. You can actually cut it anywhere you want and then solder on new wires. So all these little points where there are scissors, you can just cut it. And then you can have, like, four LEDs if you want. And then you can just solder on new leads and have as many in a row as you want. So you can cut them up in two, four, six, eight, ten, etc. onto the end. And so these are great for case lighting because they're a lot thinner than fluorescent tubes. And they don't require an inverter. So that means you can just plug them right into Molex. And look at that. They're, like, super bright. Can I even turn off the light in my office? Hold on. The answer is no. But you can see these are quite bright. They light things up. So if you were to install these in your case, they would light things up really well. You can run them in kind of difficult to reach places and get, like, some cool lighting effects. See? You can point them at a fan and they'll look all cool. You can put them in between graphics cards. And then it'll look all cool in there. Anyway, I think these are cool. They're kind of expensive, but definitely cool. They're available in a variety of different colors, including red, blue, white, and I believe green.