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This modern LED desk lamp provides ambient light on a set of three nested rings. Each ring has an array of RGB lights that can change color, but what makes it really interesting is Lepro’s mobile app and LightGPM tech, which uses AI to design color schemes and effects based on voice prompts. Unbox Therapy explains how it works.

There are plenty of color-changing LED bulbs on the market, but this is the first one we’ve seen where the bulb can display multiple colors simultaneously. The Star-Bulb has 96 individually addressable color LEDs plus nine bright white LEDs. It can output smooth gradients and is programmable via a smartphone app and popular smart home platforms.

Angry Miao is here to drain your wallet and light up your face. Their upcoming AM Neon 80 is a wired TKL mechanical keyboard that has an insane 389 RGB LEDs. The fully customizable lighting is spread underneath all switches as well as on the keyboard’s forehead and front. It also has adjustable leaf springs. Dropping on Indiegogo for $515+.

After years of using odd shapes, Nanoleaf finally figured out how to make square LED panels. But they didn’t stop there. The Nanoleaf Blocks kits have small and large panels, a textured panel, and a pegboard panel. There’s even a matching shelf. Each panel has four connecting points that make it easy to make your own design.

There are a number of LED light curtains on the market, but Twinkly’s is the most densely packed with RGB lights we’ve seen. The result – more detailed patterns and animations. It uses a mobile app to display custom images and can also mirror a Windows PC screen. Available in 3.3 x 3.3-foot and 1.6 x 7.9-foot versions.

The SolidPixels Tetra is a desktop gadget that can display colorful animated images and data on a 64×32 RGB LED grid. It connects via wi-fi to update real-time information like stocks, news, sports scores, weather, and more. It works with a companion mobile app to select and configure its apps. Launches 10.15.24 on Kickstarter with three sizes available.

Performance artist Manuel Spectacles shows off the latest tech for presenting persistence of vision illusions. Sold in pairs, LightToys’ 240-pixel Visual POI V5 MAXI uses densely-packed RGB LEDs and circuitry that displays a line at a time to produce complete images when spun. Check out LightToys’ official demo video, too.

Acebeam’s palm-size Terminator M2-X flashlight is incredibly versatile. It has white spot and flood beams and RGB accent lighting in seven colors. It offers six brightness levels, red and green signal flashes, and a color-changing mode. Available with a 3200-lumen cool white or 2000-lumen high CRI90 light source powered by a replaceable 18650 lithium-ion battery.

Set the mood in any room with Govee’s colorful LED cube sconces. Each app-controlled cube can produce 16 million colors plus white and casts a soft beam of light up to six feet along your wall or ceiling. The set includes six wall sconces, cables, a power supply, a control box, and mounting hardware.

Add a splash of color and motion to your space with this sound-reactive light from KeebMonkey. Each of its 12 quartz-glass tubes is filled with 288 LEDs that can change colors based on sounds its microphone picks up. It offers ten lighting effects, sits atop a handsome walnut wood base., and is powered by a USB-C connector. Pre-orders start shipping 9.2024.

Artist Herschel Shapiro creates eye-catching wall sculptures with intriguing geometric patterns. While most of his works are 3D printed in color, his 44.5″ wide Light Flower has 780 white “petals” that reflect RGB LED lights, which he installed into an aluminum composite backing panel. A limited edition of 12 of the works is available from Saatchi Art.

There are kits you can buy that add colorful ambient lighting behind or around your TV. We’ve played with a few, but none of them have the pinpoint color matching of Chris Maher’s DIY setup. In this video, he shows how he built his edge-lit system using addressable LED light strips, a WLED light controller, and the insanely powerful SignalRGB control software.

This LED accent lamp features color-changing facets you control with your phone. The GLORB is 9.8″ across, or about as big as a basketball, and includes a tabletop stand and a ceiling hook. It’s got a USB-C port, so it can run on a wall charger or a battery pack, can react to music, and can sync multiple units together.

It’s easy to find LED grids that can be programmed to display animations. So this build by Dr. Tõnis Gadgets that uses fiber optics to direct light into a smaller matrix seems unnecessarily complicated. It still looks cool, like something out of the engineering lab in a science fiction movie. The display was inspired by Elliotmade’s fiber optic display from Instructables.

Govee specializes in RGB LED light kits. Their curtain lights can display patterns on a grid of 520 teardrop-shaped light beads. The Govee mobile app includes more than 80 scene presets, music sync, and the ability to upload animated GIFs. They’re also rated IP65 waterproof so that you can use them outside. Chris Maher’s in-depth review shows them in action.

Light-emitting diodes (LEDs) are found everywhere these days, so they must be produced in mass quantities. Scotty Allen from Strange Parts scored a tour of China’s World Semi factory for a fascinating look at how they crank out millions of RGB LEDs that can be programmed to change colors. The automation used in the process is truly incredible.