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LIFX Unveils HomeKit-Compatible Decorative 'Beam' Light Set

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Lighting company LIFX, known for its range of smart lighting products, today announced the LIFX Beam, its latest decorative smart light.

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Beam is a set of thin, rectangular lights that are meant to be used for accent lighting. There are six white plastic beam lights per kit, along with a power pack and 1 illuminated corner, which can be used to create "L" shaped designs when attached to a wall.

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Like other LIFX lights, the Beam supports 16 million colors along with a range of white shades. There are 10 blended light zones per beam, so each one can light up in a multitude of colors.

Colors can be selected using the LIFX app, and there's also built-in HomeKit support so the Beam can be controlled via Siri and added to Scenes with other HomeKit products. LIFX products connect to a home setup via WiFi and do not require a bridge.

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LIFX added HomeKit support to its most recent line of light bulbs in September, and just last week introduced the LIFX Tile, a modular square-shaped accent lighting system.

LIFX Beam can be pre-ordered from the LIFX website for $199.99.

Top Rated Comments

SigEp265 Avatar
116 months ago
They have to be able to make these kits cheaper ...
Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ErikGrim Avatar
116 months ago
A solution looking for a problem
Interior decorating isn’t a “problem”. SMH.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
LiveM Avatar
116 months ago
Batteries.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
116 months ago
I work for a competitor of LIFX, also in Australia. I can tell you, it is not cheap to produce these products, especially as a small company.
The price will come down eventually...
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116 months ago
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Yeah, but because of that you need a power cable.
You’d need a power cable regardless.
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116 months ago
Just figured out that :apple: have broken Homekit remote access somewhere along the line with iOS11, solution is :apple:TV has to be connected on wifi or else feck all works, even to get to that I had to disconnect it from ethernet & manually key a 30-digit passcode as it the :apple:TV didn't recognise the iPhone. Out of sheer frustration I swore a few times at the phone, but hey it's only lights, god help folk with locks, think different? :apple: sure does!:eek:
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