Govee Lights 2 150 vs Enbrighten Eternity 100

What differs	Lights 2 150	Eternity 100	Why it matters
Budget band	High-end	Mid-range	The Eternity 100 is the lower tier of the two. We print neither number; the buttons above open the live listings.
Length	150 ft	100 ft	Longer is only better if the roofline needs it. The calculator says which.
Lights, pitch	108 at 17 in	72 at 17 in
Addressable zones	108	72	A zone is the smallest thing the app can colour on its own. Alternating schemes need one per light.
Per light	40 lm	not stated	Brightness per point. More points at fewer lumens can add up to the same total.
Weather rating	IP67	Not stated	The higher number survives more water. Anything under a gutter wants IP67 or better.

Who each one is for

The Govee Lights 2 150 is for a front around 100 to 150 ft that needs one dense run. It has 108 lights at 17 in, comes in fixed segments, and works with Alexa and Google Assistant through the Govee app.

The Enbrighten Eternity 100 is for someone who would rather not buy Govee, or who needs to cut to fit. It has 72 lights at 17 in over 100 ft, is made by Jasco, and links to about 200 ft.

The lengths differ, so the Eternity needs a linked second run to match the Lights 2 150.

The differences that matter

Pitch. Both sit at 17 in. The Lights 2 150 has 108 lights and the Eternity has 72, because of the length.
White. The Eternity has a dedicated, adjustable white channel. The Lights 2 family mixes its white and stops around 4000K, so the Eternity should read warmer.
Brightness. The Lights 2 150 lists 40 lm per light. Our data has no lumen figure for the Eternity.
Weather. The Lights 2 150 lists IP67 lights with an IP65 control box. The Eternity listing gives a temperature range of -4F to 131F, calls it weatherproof, and states ETL and NEC compliance, but prints no IP rating.
Cutting. The Eternity is cuttable and arrives as six 16.5 ft strands. The Lights 2 150 cannot be cut. See cutting and extending.
Mounting. The Eternity box includes mounting brackets, 3M VHB tape, screws and cord clips, along with the power supply and an extension cable.
App. The Eternity uses a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi app with schedules and automations, plus Alexa and Google Home. The Govee Lights 2 150 listing does not claim Matter, and our data has no Matter claim for the Eternity.

Which to buy

Longest single run, 100 to 150 ft: the Lights 2 150.
An odd length that needs trimming: the Eternity.
Warm white most nights: the Eternity, given its dedicated white channel.
A published IP rating you can point to: the Lights 2 150.

When to pick neither

If you want the Govee name but need cutting, the Pro 100 against the Eternity is a closer match than the Lights 2 150. If your roofline is under 100 ft, the Lights 2 100 against the Eternity saves buying spare length, and the 100 ft guide helps you decide.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Enbrighten Eternity 100 have an IP rating?

The listing does not state one. It gives a temperature range of -4F to 131F, calls the kit weatherproof, and notes ETL and NEC compliance. The Govee Lights 2 150 lists IP67 lights and an IP65 control box.

Can I cut the Govee Lights 2 150 or the Enbrighten Eternity 100?

The Eternity 100 is cuttable, but the Lights 2 150 is not. The Lights 2 150 comes in fixed segments that chain, so buy the length you need.

Which has warmer white, the Lights 2 150 or the Eternity 100?

The Enbrighten Eternity 100 has a dedicated adjustable white channel. The Govee Lights 2 150 mixes white from its colour LEDs and tops out around 4000K, so it looks cooler.

How far can I run the Enbrighten Eternity 100?

The Eternity 100 links up to about 200 ft. The Govee Lights 2 150 is a fixed 150 ft kit and cannot be cut down.

Lights 2 150 vs Eternity 100

Lights 2 150

Eternity 100