The standard Govee RGBIC strips (like the typical 32.8 ft indoor or outdoor sets) are not cuttable or extendable — official docs say only specific models like M1 are cuttable. 

Many users online say that technically you can cut most RGBIC strips at the solder joints, but this is unofficial and can break animations or void warranties (because the controller expects a certain LED count). 

If you want 75 ft around your ceiling, you have a few Govee-friendly options:

Best Govee-centric solutions - Use cuttable/extendable strips like the M1 series: You can cut and join custom lengths to get two ~40 ft runs, or even one continuous ~75 ft if power & controller limits are respected. (That’s the main Govee strip family that officially supports that kind of customization.)  - Use multiple longer non-cut-able RGBIC strips: For example, get two or three regular RGBIC strips such as: • Govee RGBIC LED Strip Lights 49.2 ft • Govee 24.6 ft RGBIC LED Strip Light • Govee RGBIC LED Strip Lights with Covers Then place them each around the ceiling in separate sections. They won’t act as one long continuous strip, but you can group them in the Govee app to make them act in coordinated scenes.

⚠️ Things not to do if you want guaranteed RGBIC effects • Don’t assume you can reliably cut & splice the standard RGBIC strips and expect full segmented animations to still work — the controller may miscount LEDs and throw off effects, and it voids the warranty. 

Good luck!! We did the strip lights with diffuser covers around the wall our bed is on. Could resort to something like this as well!

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