Review: Neon87 – Light Up Your Gaming Space With LED Neon Signs

Neon signs can be spotted every where – from cafés, to shops and now in your home. Neon is particularly popular within gaming set ups currently. They are fun pieces of décor which can add some cool lighting to your gaming space. Neon87 gave me the opportunity recently to choose a neon sign for our gaming room, so I just had to choose the purple cat!

Neon87 are the longest running neon manufacturer in the UK (based in Exeter), where you can buy directly from them using their website. They have competitive prices and any text, font, logo or illustration can be made. There is such a big selection of pre-made designs to choose from, including a love heart, a flamingo, pizza, a peach and so many more. There is something for everyone and your individual style. You can also add extra options for an additional cost, including a dimmer. Previous clients of Neon87 include Netflix and the BBC, but they also create neon signs for weddings, bars, etc.

 

For our gaming space, I chose the Cat Neon Sign in the colour purple, which costs £98.00. I love my cats and I’m obsessed with anything cat themed, so I knew I had to choose this one. I decided on purple because it’s one of my favourite colours and I knew it would look great in our gaming room. My new purple cat neon sign sits perfectly in our gaming space, matching the neon/RGB theme throughout the room.

 

My cat neon sign arrived well packaged and included the required wire and plug. Also included were some strips so you can put your neon sign on the wall easily, although I personally decided not to do this as I don’t want to damage the walls in the apartment. Whether you’re looking for a custom piece (they can make your ideas a reality), or a pre-made design – there are so many options to choose from on the Neon87 website.


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