#SMART WALL LAMP UPGRADE#

Personally, I'm waiting for the price to come down a bit - and for potential integrations with voice assistants like Alexa and Google Assistant to arrive. That's a lot to pay for positional lighting effects, but the system worked as promised when we tested it out at the CNET Smart Home, complete with added features like a music sync mode and ambient lighting effects that'll mimic a roaring fireplace or twinkling lights.

#SMART WALL LAMP UPGRADE#

You don't need to spend much of anything if you just want to stick some cheap, USB-powered LEDs up as a bias light, but if you're willing to spend $250, you can upgrade to a DreamScreen kit, a set of multicolor lights that pairs with an HDMI pass-through box to match the colors of whatever you're watching on any of your streaming devices, cable boxes or gaming consoles. Let's start with one of the most popular places for color-changing accent lights - the back of your TV. For international pricing and availability, see the individual reviews.ĭreamScreen's smart TV lights can match the color and position of whatever's on your screen. Keep reading to learn more about your options and what sets them apart, with full CNET reviews to help you decide if any of them is right for your smart home. If you're tempted to join those ranks, or just itching to geek up your smart home aesthetic, all of the following color-changing accent lights will do the trick. There's a reason manufacturers keep making lights like these - people keep buying them. Some, like Nanoleaf's bestselling LED light panels, have even become genuine breakout hits. Lights like these have grown popular with younger consumers, especially gamers who like to show off their setups on streaming sites like YouTube and Twitch.

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