SignalRGB controls and syncs RGB lighting in one free application. We support over 3500 products from brands like Corsair, Logitech, Razer, Asus, MSI, etc.
signalrgb.com (signalrgb.com) has 63 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 2.4 out of 5.
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signalrgb.com
Category
Gaming
Location
Menlo Park, California
Listed on Five Star Index
2026
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I used to enjoy this app for the cool lighting that works with mixed brands. But as soon as I tried to pay for pro edition. They took my money, told me it failed, and never gave me access to pro. But i have the bank transaction to prove they took it. Then you go to contact them for support. And met with a generic email section. Fine, but then they add in writing above it, that they are having high volume a support issues, to reach out to other emails etc, in hopes to get help. No this is not ok, and IDC if it was a minor glitch. You do not setup a business that takes money but has no way of talking to someone when they fail to deliver the pro product!!
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toharthings M.
SignalRGB is great, but can mess up your computer.
SignalRGB is a really great app for customizing your RGB lights. However, it always asked me for administrator permission for the “best results,” which made me a bit concerned. After two days of using the app, everything worked fine, but on the third day the RGB on my RAM didn’t change it was basically stuck. I decided to restart my computer, and once I did that, it took me straight to the BIOS menu and said, “No bootable device was found.” At first, I thought it was XMP because this issue had happened before. I turned XMP off, but the same issue appeared, so I decided to reinstall the BIOS battery, and it worked. Once I logged into my account, I decided to delete SignalRGB to see if the same problem would happen again. I turned my computer on and off several times, and the issue didn’t happen again. Overall, SignalRGB is great, but it isn’t worth it for just a few LED lights.
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Paul
made the mistake of spending money on…
made the mistake of spending money on the site. thought the intergrated overwatch thing looked cool so thought i'd treat myself to it. only to find out you have to enter the app every time for each individual hero for the rgb. poorly advertised and misleading in it's ads. I enjoy the free software for matching all your rgb so just stick with that
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ilias S.
when i downloaded this software…
when i downloaded this software my windows defender and my anti-malware gave me a warning idk what is the problem and i dont think signal can be trusted with this
Response from signalrgb.comOct 24, 2025
I understand your concern! Seeing security warnings is always alarming when downloading new software.
What you're experiencing is common behavior from Windows Defender and antimalware programs when encountering software that doesn't yet have widespread installation numbers. These warnings aren't indicating that SignalRGB is malicious, they're flagging it because it's less commonly downloaded compared to major applications.
As more users download and install SignalRGB, these warnings become less frequent. Windows SmartScreen and similar tools use reputation-based detection, so newer or niche software often triggers these alerts even when completely safe.
SignalRGB is legitimate RGB lighting control software used by thousands of users. If you're still concerned, you can:
- Check our official website and verified download sources
- Review our community on Discord where you'll find active users
- Scan the installer with VirusTotal for additional verification
We take security seriously and understand these warnings can be off-putting. If you have any other questions or concerns, feel free to reach out through our support channels.
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Christian D.
Gute Idee, aber fragwürdiges Preismodell
SignalRGB verfolgt grundsätzlich ein sehr sinnvolles Konzept: Die Möglichkeit, RGB-Beleuchtung verschiedener Hersteller zentral über eine einzige Software zu steuern, ist für viele Nutzer äußerst praktisch – insbesondere in Setups mit Komponenten unterschiedlicher Marken.
Die Benutzeroberfläche ist modern gestaltet, die Effekte sind vielfältig, und die Kompatibilität mit gängigen Marken ist solide umgesetzt. In der Basisversion lässt sich bereits einiges steuern, was für viele Nutzer ausreichend sein mag.
Was jedoch stark negativ auffällt, ist das gewählte Geschäftsmodell: Viele der interessanten Funktionen – darunter erweiterte Effekte, Integrationen oder Echtzeit-Reaktionen auf Audio und Spiele – sind ausschließlich im kostenpflichtigen Abonnement verfügbar. Für eine Software, die primär als Steuerzentrale für bereits gekaufte Hardware dient, wirkt das Abo-Modell wenig kundenfreundlich.
Statt eines monatlichen Abos wäre ein einmaliger Kaufpreis oder zumindest ein fair gestaffeltes Lizenzmodell deutlich angemessener. RGB-Steuerung ist ein Komfort-Feature, kein Cloud-Dienst mit laufenden Betriebskosten. Die Entscheidung, essenzielle Funktionen hinter eine Paywall zu stellen, hinterlässt den Eindruck, dass hier eher auf Monetarisierung als auf Nutzerfreundlichkeit gesetzt wird.
**Fazit:**
SignalRGB ist technisch solide und funktional überzeugend – aber das Abonnement-Modell schmälert den Gesamteindruck erheblich. Wer bereit ist, monatlich zu zahlen, erhält eine gute Lösung. Wer jedoch auf der Suche nach einer fairen, einmalig bezahlbaren Software ist, wird hier enttäuscht.
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Emil O.
Nice idea for an app but...
Nice idea for an app, poorly chosen direction for earning money. The last update was a disaster! I finally decided to uninstall it and started exploring OpenRGB instead...I'm waiting for a serious open source alternative....
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Dylan
To be honest
To be honest, I got a bad feeling about this app when I downloaded it, and it started opening PowerShell when I denied it from accessing my PC, which by the way, said it was from an unknown publisher. Just to sketchy for me. 1 star. (edit) I use Windows (edit 2) That might have been from an update of my current RTX software, but still, sketchy. 2 stars
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Mischa
Not good
Doesn't work with the most basic hardware; cumbersome, terrible UI; every upgrade seems a downgrade.