"For Black Friday, it has dropped to a record-low $125 on Amazon, down from $179. This floor lamp is impressive with its tri-zone system: the upper section projects dynamic ripple effects onto your ceiling, the middle zone delivers colorful RGBIC lighting, and the lower section provides 1000 lumens of focused task lighting. Control each zone independently or combine them for layered effects. Set up movie nights, work sessions, and parties with their perfect lighting."
"The ripple projector creates mesmerizing, water-like patterns that dance across your ceiling and walls. The lamp head rotates 330 degrees, letting you aim the projection exactly where you want it. You can cover up to 215 square feet with these dynamic effects, which fills most living rooms and bedrooms easily. Govee includes more than 80 preset scenes in their app, or you can create your own custom patterns."
"Circadian rhythm lighting is a feature that actually enhances your daily life once it's setup: The lamp adjusts color temperature from 2700K warm tones to 6500K cool white throughout the day. Cool, energizing light in the morning helps you wake up and stay productive. Warm sunset hues in the evening signal your body to start winding down for sleep. The auto-run feature handles those transitions automatically so you don't have to think about it."
Govee's uplighter floor lamp combines tri-zone lighting — an upper ripple projector, a middle RGBIC zone, and a lower 1000-lumen task light — into a single sleek device. The ripple projector creates water-like ceiling and wall patterns across up to 215 square feet, with a 330-degree rotating head and more than 80 preset scenes plus custom pattern support. Circadian rhythm lighting shifts color temperature between 2700K and 6500K automatically, offering cool energizing light in the morning and warm hues in the evening. The lamp supports Matter and integrates with Apple Home, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant, with voice control and the Govee Home app for advanced settings. The price is listed at $125, down from $179.
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