Nanoleaf introduces two beautiful new smart lighting options for your home and garden.
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Nanoleaf is a prominent name in smart lighting, offering a range of bulbs, panels, and a unique skylight that supports over 16 million colors. Today, this lineup is expanding with the introduction of the Nanoleaf Rope Light and Nanoleaf Solar Garden Light—two eye-catching new products that provide an excellent way to add color to your home.
Among the two, the Nanoleaf Solar Garden Light stands out as the most exciting, given that the company seldom explores outdoor lighting. Available as a two-pack for $50, this is Nanoleaf's first solar-powered lighting solution. It has an IP65 weatherproof rating, features eight LED branches extending from a central stem, a built-in daylight sensor to automatically turn the lights on and off, and supports various RGB colors alongside tunable whites, making it a delightful addition to most outdoor settings.
If the solar panel doesn’t provide enough power, there’s also a USB-C port for additional charging.
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The Nanoleaf Solar Garden Lights are now part of the Nanoleaf Outdoor Essentials collection, which also includes Outdoor String Lights and Permanent Outdoor Lights.
Nanoleaf has also introduced the Rope Light. Designed for high flexibility, the five-meter rope can be bent and twisted in various directions, allowing for diverse designs. It features addressable RGB lighting, a silicone diffuser for even illumination, and highly customizable colors and patterns through the Nanoleaf App. It is currently available for $70.
In addition to unveiling these two new products, Nanoleaf announced its expansion into over 2,500 Walmart locations. If you prefer shopping in person, keep an eye out in the coming weeks as Nanoleaf prepares for this extensive retail rollout.
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Nanoleaf introduces two beautiful new smart lighting options for your home and garden.
The Nanoleaf Solar Garden Lights and Rope Light are now available for purchase online and will be arriving at Walmart later this month.