Do you have one of the Nanoleaf lights at home? Good on you. If not, make sure to check our review on the Nanoleaf Essentials Lightstrip, Bulbs, and Nanoleaf Canvas. The Nanoleaf lights don’t require a separate smart hub to purchase and it’d work right away with your current wireless router. And then there is […]
Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus V4 Review – At 1,650 lumens, the Hue Lightstrip Plus V4 is pretty bright and offers more flexibilities to be shaped and for you to reattach the strip you’ve cut off to another Lightstrip base unit with a connector (normally, you’d have to throw the strip “leftover” away). And with Bluetooth
I have countless Hue smart lights running at home, like the Hue Play, Hue Go, Hue HDMI Sync Box, Hue Lily Outdoor Spotlight, Hue Impress Outdoor Pedestal, Hue Outdoor Lightstrip, and more. With the help of the wireless dimmer switch (or having Amazon Echo speakers and smart displays), controlling them is super easy and they
Philips Hue Dimmer Switch Review – I have lots of smart lights at home, probably around 15-20 ranging from Philips Hue lights, LIFX, Nanoleaf, and LASER Connect SmartHome. While I can always use my phone or voice assistant (like Siri and Alexa) to control them, there’s nothing quicker and straight-to-the-point like flicking a switch. Well,
Nanoleaf Essentials Lightstrip Review – By now you should have known that Nanoleaf has extended their product line to more than just light canvas and panels (though I really like their Nanoleaf Canvas). For a start, these Nanoleaf smart bulbs are good for the price and they support Thread & Apple HomeKit. But if having
Nanoleaf Essentials product line offers one of the first Thread-enabled smart lights for that stable and reliable network. Plus, the new protocol is supported by all the big players like Google, Amazon, and Apple. The Nanoleaf Essentials bulbs offer more than 16 million colours, customised scheduling, and both Apple Home & Google Home support (there
Connect 5W Smart RGB Downlight GU10 Review – New, modern homes usually have those pillar lights on their facade, adding extra aesthetics to their homes (especially in the evening). While they look good on their own, they can be smarter and more energy efficient. The possibility of having different colour combinations means you can spice
Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box Review – Have some Hue smart lights at home like the Hue Play, Hue Go + Lightstrip, or Hue light bulbs? Then you should definitely grab the Hue Play HDMI Sync Box. It allows you to sync your smart lights to your on-screen TV content with ease. Previously, you
Whenever you think of smart home products, they normally come with a heavy price tag. Add Apple HomeKit support and the price will normally even be heftier. This is usually the only reason why some are still happy with dumb, LED lights – due to the price. But what if you can get a smart
Philips Hue Lightstrip Outdoor Review – Lightstrips can do wonders inside your house to boost a room’s aesthetic value, apart from just lighting the room out. Hue Lightstrip Plus, for example, can even be used to enhance your movie and gaming experience to the next level using Philips Hue Sync. Make sure to check our
Hue Impress Outdoor Pedestal Light Review – Philips released a whole range of new outdoor smart lights for your home, ranging from lightstrips, wall lights, flood lights, and pedestal lights. While there are plenty of great lights to choose from, there is a particular light that gives me the better, first impression – the Impress
Professional photographers and videographers would usually say that lighting is everything (well, not really everything, but it’s one of the main factors). If you are a streamer, YouTuber, reviewer, or doing a live video feed of yourself in front of a computer camera (or smartphone), you might want to invest on Elgato’s latest lighting solution,
