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    Nanoleaf’s smart holiday string lights are over half off

    News RoomBy News RoomDecember 15, 20232 Mins Read
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    If you’ve got a holiday party or gathering coming up, Nanoleaf’s Essentials Matter Smart Holiday String Lights will help set the mood without putting a dent in your wallet. Typically $119.99, right now, the 65-foot string lights are only $44.99 at Best Buy, which is significantly cheaper than they were on Black Friday and a new all-time low.

    If you’re looking for a piece of decor that’ll get everybody in the Christmas spirit, these twinkly string lights are it. With 250 addressable LEDs capable of displaying more than 16 million colors and an IP44 rating, they’ll make any tree, fireplace, or porch pop. The lights also come with festive preset scenes and will even dance along to the beat of holiday tunes. Plus, the Wi-Fi string lights support Matter, so most people can enjoy them regardless of which smart home ecosystem they use.

    If you can overlook the fact that the last-gen TV lacks full-array local dimming like the new model and doesn’t display artwork when idle, the Fire TV Omni is a good 4K TV. Its built-in microphones allow you to make hands-free voice commands via Amazon Alexa, while the 65-inch model supports Dolby Vision HDR. Both TVs also offer two-way video calling support, and you can stream content from all the major streaming services, of course. Read our review.

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