WS2812B Addressable RGB LED Strip, 1 Meter, 60 LEDs, 5V

A full meter of WS2812B pixels packs 60 individually-addressable RGB LEDs onto one flexible strip, each pixel containing its own driver chip alongside the LED itself, meaning every single LED along the strip's full meter length can show a different color simultaneously, all controlled from one data line regardless of how many pixels are being driven.

Color depth reaches 24 bits per pixel (8 bits each for red, green, and blue), giving roughly 16.8 million possible colors per individual LED - genuinely capable of smooth color gradients and transitions rather than a limited palette. Control runs over a single-wire protocol at 800Kbps, with each pixel reading its own portion of an incoming data stream and passing the remainder along to the next pixel in the chain, so the entire strip's lighting pattern is driven from just one microcontroller data pin.

The strip runs on a 5V supply, with power draw scaling up meaningfully at full brightness - roughly 50mA per individual RGB LED with all three color channels at maximum, meaning a full meter at 60 LEDs can draw several amps under full-white, full-brightness conditions, a detail worth planning power supply capacity around rather than assuming a small USB supply will suffice at full brightness. Connection uses 3-pin JST SM connectors for input, auxiliary power injection, and output, letting multiple strip segments be chained or power-injected at intervals along a longer run.

The strip is explicitly non-waterproof, suited to indoor, dry-location installation rather than outdoor or wet-environment use. Builders working on custom lighting effects, an ambient room-lighting project, a status-indicator array, or any application wanting a full meter of individually-controllable RGB pixels will find this WS2812B strip a well-proven foundation with mature library support (FastLED, Adafruit NeoPixel) across essentially every popular microcontroller platform.