There are three new smart lights joining the Govee family, and they're looking to be serious Philips Hue competitors.

Govee Ceiling Light Ultra is unveiled with the first 616-pixel LED matrix that provides vivid patterns and animations triggered by motion.

Just unveiled at CES, the Sky Ceiling Light can bring some much-needed daylight into dark or windowless living spaces.

LED color-changing light bulbs can add a pop of vibrant color to any room. It's especially nice when these lights are easy to control via a remote. Not only that, but these light bulbs come with a ...

Think of an item — any item — you might use in home decor. Chances are somebody now sells a version of same that comes equipped with color-changing LED lights. “Get your glow on,” suggests Pottery ...

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If you’re looking for a sleek and modern way to brighten up your space, the Nanoleaf Skylight Smart LED Flush Mount might be ...

Voice-activated, color-changing lights are a smart home staple. The Philips Wiz Connected LED is the first smart bulb that's priced accordingly. Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry Crist is a ...

What lights do you use at home? I'm 100% LED now - even my fridge light is LED. You don't need to go that far - I'm a little obsessed! It has taken me a couple of years of learning to get it right.

White LEDs were the technological breakthrough that changed the world of lighting, now they are everywhere. There’s no better sign of their cost-effective ubiquity than the dollar store solar garden ...

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