"Your living room deserves smart lighting that doesn't drain your wallet. Smart floor lamps have become incredibly popular for transforming spaces with dynamic colors and voice control but the price tags often make people think twice. Not anymore. Right now, the Govee RGBIC floor lamp has dropped to just $64 on Amazon, down from its usual $99 price. This Prime Big Deal Days offer marks an all-time low for one of the most popular smart lamps on the market."
"See at Amazon This is not another mood-decorating, color-changing lamp: The Govee floor lamp is 136cm high and produces 1000 lumens of light which means it genuinely functions as actual light for your room (rather than mood decoration). At that level of brightness, it places it on a par with standard floor lamps so you can employ it for reading, working or ambient room light when it's day, then shift over to bright color modes when night falls."
"The RGBIC tech (that IC means Independent Control) distinguishes this lamp from less expensive ones: Each of the light strip segments is capable of showing disparate colors at the same time which lets you have flowing rainbow effects or gradients or multi-color schemes that plain RGB lamps aren't up for. At your fingertips, you're looking at 16 million different available colors and 58 dynamic built-in scenes named Cheerful, Romantic, and the like."
The Govee RGBIC floor lamp is on sale for $64 on Amazon, down from $99, marking an all-time low during Prime Big Deal Days. The lamp stands 136cm tall and produces 1000 lumens, providing functional room lighting suitable for reading, working, or ambient use. RGBIC technology gives independent control of light strip segments, enabling flowing rainbow effects, gradients, and multi-color schemes across 16 million colors and 58 built-in scenes. Voice control via Alexa and Google Home enables hands-free operation to turn the lamp on, change hues, or adjust brightness. The lamp supports customizable themes for holidays, parties, or everyday moods.
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