It's time to take advantage of great deals on RGB home lighting in preparation for the holidays. For Black Friday, Amazon is offering up to 40% off its popular Govee line. Outdoor Lighting Pro string lamps. These lights can be installed year-round as accent lighting, but they really shine during the holidays when it's time to decorate your home with festive, colorful RGB lighting. If you have other Govee smart lights, they can be synced together to create an extravagant light show.
Up to 40% Off Govee Outdoor Lights Pro RGB LEDs
Govee Pro Permanent Outdoor Lights (150ft)
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Govee Pro Permanent Outdoor Lights (100ft)
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Govee Outdoor Lights Pro string lights are available in 100, 150 and 200 foot lengths with 60, 90 and 120 total pucks respectively. Each puck consists of an array of RGBICWW LEDs, which are the best type of RGB LEDs as they include special “warm white” diodes for more realistic whites and warm white tones (2700-6500K), as well as integrated circuit chips that allow each light source to display colors independently. Each puck emits 50 lumens of light, and the lens array focuses the light downward to form a nice triangular cone that looks great on the walls of your home.
The lights are easy to install using the included VHB adhesive clips. If you need a safer installation solution, Govee sells screw-in clamps Also. Outdoor Lights Pro can also be linked and reattached for a more custom fit depending on the size of your home. Lighting control is done through the smart Govee app on your mobile device, with hundreds of different preset lighting combinations and modes you can choose from, as well as scheduling options. You can also sync it with other Govee lights you may have through one unified app. There are many RGB lighting brands out there these days, but Govee has been my favorite so far in terms of lighting innovation, variety, and ease of use.
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