Elgato are known for releasing excellent gear aimed at live streamers and content creators. Now they’ve gone one step further ...

Nanoleaf execs have long teased the idea of smart lights that are “actually smart” rather than just “a glorified remote control,” and at CES in Las Vegas this week, the company is finally putting its ...

The best LED strip lights can truly transform any space, softly illuminating any area, be it your office, desk, or kitchen. If you really want to make an impact, RGB lights can enhance your gaming PC ...

Nanoleaf is launching a new product called the PC Screen Mirror Lightstrip, reports The Verge, which features 75 color-changing LEDs and can be attached to the back of a computer monitor to create an ...

LED strip lights are a smart solution for illuminating dim areas, like under cabinets, and they can bring interest to an otherwise boring desk or bedroom. You can even use a strip light to add an ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: The first annual Nanoleaf Day sale, promising better prices than Black Friday, is on now through June 2. All of the brand’s LED light products are discounted, and trust ...

The Nanoleaf Essentials Matter Smart Multicolor HD Lightstrip is one of the best RGB lightstrips you can buy for your smart home. Its high-resolution effects are possible from hundreds of individually ...

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Right now Amazon is offering a pretty sweet deal on the Nanoleaf Essentials smart lightstrip kit that you probably don’t want to miss. This is regularly priced at $50 but it’s currently on sale for ...

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I’ve been working with computers for ages, starting with a multi-year stint in purchasing for a major IBM reseller in New York City before eventually landing at PCMag (back when it was still in print ...