Govee's new portable smart lamp is on sale for the first time

"Right now, you can pick the rechargeable smart lamp up at Amazon for $63.99 ($16 off), which makes it less than half the price of Philips' portable smart lamp. The cordless lamp features a built-in 4,800mAh battery, which can last up to 30 hours with colored lighting enabled, though that drops to around five hours when using brighter white lighting. That's not quite as long as the Philips Hue Go, which Philips says can last up to 48 hours on a charge, but on the flip side the Govee is brighter, delivering up to 500 lumens of brightness."

"It's also lightweight enough to easily carry from room to room or bring outside, though you'll want to be careful outdoors since it lacks the Philips Hue Go's IP54 weather resistance rating for protection against rain and splashes. In addition, the Govee supports adjustable color temperatures ranging from a warm 2700K to a cooler 6500K, and like with many of its smart lighting products, offers a slew of fun, colorful lights effects."

"You can have it sync to music while you're hosting people, or switch between different preset scenes to set the mood, many of which are organized around specific moods and themes like "romance," holidays, and more. Through Govee's app, you can even type in prompts describing the vibe you want and the lamp will generate matching lighting effects for you. The lamp also supports Matter, meaning you can control it through major smart home platforms."

Govee released the rechargeable Govee Table Lamp Classic as a cheaper alternative to the Philips Hue Go. The cordless lamp includes a 4,800mAh battery that lasts up to 30 hours with colored lighting and about five hours with brighter white lighting. It provides up to 500 lumens brightness and supports adjustable color temperatures from 2700K to 6500K. The lamp includes colorful lighting effects, preset scenes for moods and themes, and music syncing. The Govee app can generate lighting effects from typed prompts. The lamp supports Matter for control through major smart home platforms, but it lacks IP54 weather resistance for rain and splashes.

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