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airgoo 8-Port Magnetic-Mount USB ARGB Controller Support SignalRGB OpenRGB

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At a glance

Condition
New
Model
AG-DRGB08
Dimensions
2.66 x 1.39 x 0.47 in
Weight
3.87 oz

Features 7

  • IMPORTANT: MUST DOWNLOAD CORRECT SOFTWARE FIRST! Latest Release for SignalRGB or OpenRGB. Controller configuration available only after proper software installation.
  • 8-Port RGB Expandability: Control up to 8 RGB devices (for LEDs of fans, strips, LEDs of AIO coolers or other ARGB lights) simultaneously, each channel can support up to 256 LEDs, independent channel control for complex layered lighting setups, eliminating motherboard header limits and unifying multi-brand lighting setups effortlessly. Internal use in the chassis.
  • SignalRGB Software Supported: Sync lighting effects across games, music, and apps with granular customization, create dynamic patterns, gradients, and hardware-reactive animations in one intuitive interface via SignalRGB.
  • Real-Time Sync & Low Lag: USB 2.0 ensures instant SignalRGB commands execution, S-ATA power prevents flickering even at max load.

Description

This 8-port ARGB controller has 8 standard 5V 3-pin ports. Compact size fits mini-tower and mid-tower cases, ideal for setups with 6+ ARGB fans. It comes with strong built-in magnets for easy mounting on the case backplate. No need extra tape or adhesives, for simple, and clean installation. Compared with standard 120-LED ARGB controllers, each channel supports up to 256 LEDs, ideal for high-density DIY ARGB devices and richer lighting. Easily add Airgoo ARGB strips and Strimer cables. They work perfectly with our 8-port controller to create smooth, synchronized PC lighting. Is each channel controlled independently? And how many LEDs can each channel of the controller support at most? Yes, independent channel control for complex layered lighting setups. And each channel can support up to 256 LEDs. Does it support control via both SignalRGB and OpenRGB software? Yes. Latest Release for SignalRGB, newest Experimental for OpenRGB. OpenRGB Release version has suspended updates and fails to support newly-released hardware devices. Controller configuration available only after proper software installation. Can I control this controller via the motherboard rgb control software? No, it only supports control via SignalRGB and OpenRGB software. Therefore, you need to download either SignalRGB or OpenRGB software first. Can you help me DIY Lighting Compenents Model I need for using in the SignalRGB sotware? Yes, we can help customers DIY Lighting Compenents Model for using in the SignalRGB sotware. Please reach out to Airgoo for assistance. Why don't the ARGB fans lights turn on after installing the controller and plugging in the ARGB fans? Please check if the controller's USB port is connected to the motherboard via included USB 9-pin cable and check if the controller's S-ATA connector is connected to the S-ATA interface of pc power supply, and ensure there is no looseness. Airgoo Internal USB Hub Airgoo ARGB Controller Airgoo Command Core X16 Airgoo 24-Pin Strimer Airgoo 2*8-Pin Strimer Airgoo 3*8-Pin Strimer Airgoo 16-Pin Strimer

Specs 4

Product Dimensions 2.66 x 1.39 x 0.47 inches
Item Weight 3.87 ounces
Manufacturer airgoo
Item model number AG-DRGB08

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Top Amazon Reviews


Perfect solution to a lack of ARGB channels.
Ordered 2 of these for a project. One worked perfectly. The second one didn't work at all. Some quick troubleshooting revealed that the included USB cable is defective. You can NOT use a standard USB cable, it can only be a motherboard USB header connector to USB C (which is included). I've reached out to customer support before I just run a return/replacement. I'll update if they solve the issue. Update: support quickly replaced the unit and everything is great now! Excellent service! Operation is flawless. Make all the correct connections and the PC saw ot immediately without issue. Highly recommend for setups where you need individual ARGB channels for custom lighting effects. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2026 by P.O.

Works for openrgb but requires a bit of trial and error
Works great with openrgb. For the ones who says they can't get it to work, you have to set the led zones for it to work. It varies depending on the led strip that you have. For example, I had to set my zones to at least 235. Anything more or less won't light up.
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2026 by GTM

OpenRGB will not see your controller.
Bought this to replace a failing Razer Chroma controller running OpenRGB. I've been running the OpenRGB software on my rig for years and have the latest version installed. As a professional systems analyst for a software company, I was unable to find any directions, tutorials, or configs that would get this controller to show up in OpenRGB. Windows updates, driver updates, hard reboots, I could see the device listed in computer management, but it does not appear that OpenRGB has the code to talk to it yet. I'm so tired of companies lying about their product specifications, "Compatible" doesn't mean "if you create your own plugin from scratch". It is also not listed in the OpenRGB app under Supported Devices; I should have trusted them and not a sociopathic company. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 by G SWANK

Decent quality and works on Newest OpenRGB build.
It's pretty good and it works over the motherboards USB2.0 port header. I'm running it under garuda Linux using OpenRGB. I had to get the repo and build from the newest branch in order for it to actually be supported, so don't be surprised if it doesn't show up for you. The case itself if 3D printed and you can see the layer lines, but for something like this it's fine. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by jg

Definitely works. Get it.
Definitely works. Get it. Male pin adapters are a little loose fitting, but it 100% lets you address each port individually.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2026 by Lucas Merz

Perfect
Works perfectly it uses your USB and it's way better than the ones you hook to the motherboard
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2026 by Tom Finter

Openrgb Linux good to go
Works out of box with Linux openrgb
Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 by Elis

A great ARGB controller!
Works great with SignalRGB!
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2026 by Dave Grace
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