As anyone who does even a small amount of research will be able to tell you, the smart light market is dominated by Philips Hue, the ecosystem owned by Signify. However, there are other brands out ...

LIFX integrates its Polychrome Technology™ into a bulb for the first time with Candle Colour Z TV kit will enhance TV viewing with a multi-colour bias lighting effect 14 August 2019 - London UK, LIFX, ...

Lifx is set to release a pair of new smart lights that were initially teased earlier this year at CES 2019, including the Candle Color and the Z TV Strip. Candle Color is a B40 candle light bulb with ...

Lifx got its start as a Kickstarter and was one of the original rivals to the Philips Hue, but the company has since branched into more decorative forms of light like the Lifx Tile. That innovation ...

Feit Electic-owned LIFX impressed us last year with a smart ceiling light that glowed in multiple colors and worked with Matter. Now, the brand is using the same multi-zone color concept for its first ...

Smart bulb manufacturer LIFX is gearing up to launch new Apple HomeKit supported lighting in the form of the LIFX Candle bulb and LIFX TV light strip, both of which were unveiled earlier this year ...

LIFX’s indoor/outdoor flood light delivers on its “SuperColor” branding with bright hues, Matter support, and a plethora of features. Back from the dead, LIFX is busy rebuilding its smart-lighting ...

LIFX earlier this year teased the Candle Color, a candelabra bulb that uses Polychrome Technology, which is a fancy way of saying it can display more than one color at once. Now the Candle Color is ...

Lifx has released a smart light fixture that’s far more affordable than its competitors. The full-color LED smart fixture works without a hub, offers 2,500 lumens of dimmable light, and has dynamic ...

LIFX, known for its line of HomeKit-connected lights and accessories, is debuting several new products at CES, ranging from bulbs to light strips, with highlights below. LIFX's new filament bulbs are ...

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