QuinLED dig2go
The easiest way to start with WLED.
A tiny, fully-assembled USB-C controller — plug in power, clip on a 5V addressable strip, and control colour from your phone in minutes.
Where to buy
5 resellers- ALLNET China Worldwide $24.99 USD Buy
- DrZzs United States $30.00 USD Buy
- Jerems Inc Canada C$36.99 CAD Buy
- QuinLED NL Netherlands · Belgium · Germany €29.99 EUR · incl. VAT Buy
- Computerstyret Julelys Denmark · Scandinavia kr 229 DKK · incl. VAT Buy
Pricing indexed mid-2026 — check the store for current pricing. quinled.shop links you to the reseller — you check out and pay there.
Bundles & kits
Ready-made combinations from the resellers — pick a kit and you're sent straight to that store's listing.
- + USB-C power kit Adds a 5V/3A power supply + USB-A→C cable
- + 4m RGB strip kit Power kit + 4m WS2812B RGB strip (60/m)
- + 5m RGBW strip kit Power kit + 5m SK6812 RGBW strip (60/m) — most popular
- + 5m bullet pixels (ALLNET only) Controller + PSU + 5m WS2811 bullet pixels + cable
Pricing indexed mid-2026 — check the store for current pricing. Bundle contents and availability are set by each reseller.
Highlights
- USB-C powered, runs off a power bank
- Built-in mic — sound reactive
- IR receiver + on/off button
- Pre-flashed with WLED
Specifications
The QuinLED dig2go is the easiest way to start with WLED: a fully-assembled, pocket-sized addressable LED controller powered by everyday USB-C (5V/3A — it even runs from a power bank). It ships with WLED pre-installed on a dual-core ESP32 and drives roughly 300 LEDs, about 5m of 60-LED/m strip. A built-in digital microphone makes effects sound-reactive out of the box, an IR receiver adds remote control, and the moulded case with on/off button keeps it desk-friendly. Common first projects include TV bias lighting, bedroom accents and music-reactive party lights. Compared to QuinLED’s screw-terminal boards, the dig2go trades raw power for plug-and-play simplicity — when you outgrow it, the Dig-Uno or Dig-Next-2 is the natural step up. WiFi and Bluetooth are onboard, firmware is reflashable in the browser via the QuinLED Webinstaller, and it starts from $24.99.
The dig2go is the friendliest entry point into addressable LEDs. It ships fully assembled in a custom-moulded case, powered by everyday USB-C (it even runs off a power bank). A built-in microphone makes it sound-reactive and an IR receiver adds remote control, so it's genuinely plug-and-play for desks, shelves and first builds.
| Outputs | 1 × level-shifted 5V data |
|---|---|
| Power | USB-C · 5V / 3A (~15W) |
| Drives | ~300 LEDs (5m @ 60/m) |
| MCU | ESP32 (dual-core 240MHz) |
| Wireless | WiFi + Bluetooth |
| Extras | Digital mic · IR · button |
