Nanoleaf's new Matter smart lightbulbs are packed with smart technology that allows consumers to customize lighting in their homes in an inexpensive and easy way. The 'A19' bulb, 'BR30' bulb, and its new light strip all function as a competitor for the Philips Hue bulbs without the need for a hub. The new lighting products are compatible with Google Home, Apple Home, Samsung SmartThings, and Amazon Alexa.
The 'A19' Nanoleaf bulb is 1100 lumens and provides superior color clarity and dimming when compared to other bulbs on the market. The 'BR30' is 1000 lumens, and the light strip is 2200 lumens.
The lights can be paired with motion sensors, smart buttons, or Matter-enabled devices. The new products are available on the Nanoleaf website.
Matter-Enabled RGB Bulbs
Nanoleaf Showcases Three Smart Lighting Options with Matter Compatibility
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