GE Cync is following up its recent smart LED releases with new Smart Hexagon Panels, which can take on just about any shape on your wall and come with some well-thought features. Light-up hexagons ...

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The Nanoleaf Blocks Combo XL offers a modular design, allowing you to connect square panels in unlimited ways. This kit gives you 16+ million colors, smart home capability and music-synching effects.

Looking for a piece of wall art that doubles as lighting for your home? You’re in luck. Aurora, launched by Canadian smart-lighting startup Nanoleaf, is a set of smart LED panels designed to go on ...

Smart lighting company Nanoleaf’s multi-colored, smart LED panels and remote have become instantly recognizable thanks to their popularity with gamers. But what about those customers who want ...

Building out a smart home setup can add all sorts of conveniences to your life, but even beyond that, it can save you some ...

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Twinkly Smart Decor introduced its new smart light home range during CES 2021. The new product line has three different products: Twinkly Line, Twinkly Flex, and Twinkly Squares. Each product merges ...

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How do Nanoleaf panels work? Most Nanoleaf products follow a similar design. They are a collection of individual geometric RGB LED light panels that are independently capable of displaying over 16 ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. First, there were triangles; then there were squares. Next came hexagons, and now, say hello to lines. No, this ...