"Govee describes the new Ceiling Light Ultra as "the industry's first ceiling light designed as a true creative canvas." It uses 616 individually controlled LEDs (the highest in its class, according to Govee) to provide that level of detail. Using the Govee app, you can design visuals for it "with up to eight distinct layers of motion, color and shapes.""
"If your ceiling lamp needs are as simple as "look like a skylight, please," there's the Govee Ceiling Light with Blue Sky Effect. The company says it emulates natural skylights "with high accuracy." (However, it's also less flexible than the Ultra, with far fewer individually controlled LEDs.) You can also use it as a more traditional white-light fixture, and Govee says it's good for spaces are large as 300 square feet."
Govee unveiled several smart lighting products that expand creative and realistic lighting options for homes. The Ceiling Light Ultra features 616 individually controlled LEDs and app-based design tools allowing up to eight layers of motion, color and shapes. An AI Lighting Bot 2.0 update will enable compatible lights to generate dynamic GIF animations. The Ceiling Light with Blue Sky Effect emulates natural skylights and can serve as white lighting for rooms up to 300 square feet. The Floor Lamp 3 uses a 16-bit RGBIC array to reproduce over 281 trillion colors, offers 1000K–10000K white light, and supports DaySync timing adjustments. Govee lights will gain Samsung SmartThings integration alongside Matter, Alexa and Google Assistant support. Availability and pricing are not yet announced.
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