Govee Unveils AI-Powered Smart Lighting Products at CES 2025

We Saw Govee's Flashy New Smart Lights at CES 2025: Sync Music, Upgrade Gaming and More

Expertise Smart home | Smart security | Home tech | Energy savings | A/V Govee smart lights already have several recommendations at CNET, which is why I was excited that Govee's new colorful, app-controlled lighting launched at CES 2025 brings even more AI-fueled options for the home. Govee's CES space combined audios and visuals to help show just what its new home lights are capable of. One Govee light broadcast a colorful stream of waving lights onto the ceiling, like gentle red and green flames. A wall of blocks pulsed with more colorful light above a bed. Tabletop lamps with built-in speakers gave the vibe of 21st-century lava lamps, playing "California Dreamin'" by the Mamas and the Papas. If this wasn't on the frenetic show floor of CES 2025, it might even be relaxing. But what's going on with this riveting display? What first caught my eye was Govee's plans for Mini Panel Lights, smallish squares of lights designed to be snapped together into wall designs, which can flutter with color or build up a vivid, changeable picture. You can connect up to 120 of these little guys in whatever pattern you want, really letting your imagination run wild for decorating living rooms, bedrooms or, of course, gaming hideaways. Read more: This Fuzzy Sloth Baby Might Be the Cutest Robot I've Ever Seen at CES There's also the new Table Lamp 2 Pro x Sound by JBL (yes, it comes with JBL speakers,) which is sort of like a modern lava lamp designed to sync with whatever music is playing. Some of my colleagues have the speakerless Table Lamp and love the whimsical nature of picking presets or programming almost any color scheme you can imagine. You'll be able to choose from 100 color scenes to show off with the latest lamp-- quite the upgrade or bright splash of color for special spaces. It works with Google Assistant and Alexa for voice commands and comes with Matter compatibility. For gamers and PC desktops, the Gaming Pixel Light is a colorful type of smart display meant to sit by your desktop PC or a similar location and, well, make things more interesting. The lighting panel can use its pixels to show images or GIFs that you upload or allow you to sync it to music with a Govee sync box. It can even use its own speaker to play brief tracks and sync the lighting itself. Govee also showed off ways you can connect the Gaming Pixel to online widgets so it can display basic info like the weather, the current price of a specific stock, scores for a current game and dozens of other possibilities. Throughout these new products runs Govee's latest lighting effect technology, dubbed the AI Lighting Bot. It's designed to learn how people like to customize their lighting effects and make adding new effects even easier. That tech works alongside Govee Dreamview, a mirroring technology that allows you to instantly set lights to mirror a specific image, color palette or set of sounds so you can get just the experience you're aiming for. Govee isn't currently releasing price information for its new lights, but the company plans to start shipping products like the Pixel Light and Tablet Lamp 2 Pro in the second quarter of 2025. I'll keep you updated when I'm able to experiment.

Govee's Colorful New Smart Lights for CES 2025 Sync Music, Let Your Creativity Run Wild

Expertise Smart home | Smart security | Home tech | Energy savings | A/V We're big fans of Govee smart lights here at CNET, which is why we're excited that Govee's new colorful, app-controlled lighting launched at CES 2025 brings even more AI-fueled options for the home. What immediately caught my eye was Govee's plans for Mini Panel Lights, smallish squares of lights designed to be snapped together into wall designs, which can flutter with color or build up a vivid, changeable picture. You can connect up to 120 of these little guys in whatever pattern you want, really letting your imagination run wild for decorating living rooms, bedrooms or, of course, gaming hideaways. Read more: This Fuzzy Sloth Baby Might Be the Cutest Robot I've Ever Seen at CES There's also the new Table Lamp 2 Pro x Sound by JBL (yes, it comes with JBL speakers,) which is sort of like a modern lava lamp designed to sync with whatever music is playing. Some of my colleagues have the speakerless Table Lamp and love the whimsical nature of picking presets or programming almost any color scheme you can imagine. You'll be able to choose from 100 color scenes to show off -- quite the upgrade or bright splash of color for special spaces. It works with Google Assistant and Alexa for voice commands and comes with Matter compatibility. For gamers especially, the Gaming Pixel Light, a colorful type of smart display meant to sit by your desktop PC or a similar location and, well, make things more interesting. The lighting panel can use its pixels to show up images or GIFs that you upload or allow you to sync it to music with a Govee sync box. It can even use its own speaker to play brief tracks and sync the lighting itself. Govee also showed off ways you can connect the Gaming Pixel to online widgets so it can display basic info like the weather, the current price of a specific stock, scores for a current game and dozens of other possibilities. Throughout these new products runs Govee's latest lighting effect technology, dubbed the AI Lighting Bot. It's designed to learn how people like to customize their lighting effects and make adding new effects even easier. That tech works alongside Govee Dreamview, a mirroring technology that allows you to instantly set lights to mirror a specific image, color palette or set of sounds so you can get just the experience you're aiming for. Govee isn't currently releasing price information for its new lights, but the company plans to start shipping products like the Pixel Light and Tablet Lamp 2 Pro in the second quarter of 2025. I'll keep you updated when I'm able to experiment!

Govee Brings PC Users, Gamers and Decorators Colorful Lighting Surprises at CES 2025

Expertise Smart home | Smart security | Home tech | Energy savings | A/V Govee's CES 2025 show is all about using lighting for entertainment: Called "Bring Color to Daily Life," Govee is showing off both improved AI-fueled smart lighting and new products that are perfect for PC users or gamers looking to brighten up their spaces -- especially if you like to get creative. First up is the Gaming Pixel Light, a colorful type of smart display meant to sit by your desktop PC or a similar location and, well, make things more interesting. The lighting panel can use its pixels to show up images or GIFs that you upload or allow you to sync it to music with a Govee sync box. It can even use its own speaker to play brief tracks and sync the lighting itself. Govee also showed off ways you can connect the Gaming Pixel to online widgets so it can display basic info like the weather, the current price of a specific stock, scores for a current game and dozens of other possibilities. For more general purposes, Govee is also releasing a Table Lamp 2 Pro with JBL speakers, sort of like a modern lava lamp designed to sync with whatever music is playing. You can also set colors or choose from 100 color scenes to show off -- quite the dorm upgrade or a bright splash of color for special spaces. It works with Google Assistant and Alexa for voice commands and comes with Matter compatibility. But what really caught my eye was Govee's plans for Mini Panel Lights, smallish squares of lights designed to be snapped together into wall designs, which can flutter with color or build up a vivid, changeable picture. You can connect up to 120 of these little guys in whatever pattern you want, really letting your imagination run wild for decorating living rooms, bedrooms or, of course, gaming hideaways. Throughout these new products runs Govee's latest lighting effect technology, dubbed the AI Lighting Bot. It's designed to learn how people like to customize their lighting effects and make adding new effects even easier. That tech works alongside Govee Dreamview, a mirroring technology that allows you to instantly set lights to mirror a specific image, color palette or set of sounds so you can get just the experience you're aiming for. Govee isn't currently releasing price information for its new lights, but the company plans to start shipping products like the Pixel Light and Tablet Lamp 2 Pro in the second quarter of 2025. I'll keep you updated when I'm able to experiment!

Two new Govee Matter smart lights have arrived at CES 2025 | AppleInsider

At CES 2025, smart home purveyor Govee showed off two new lights for the smart home with unique form factors and features that work natively with the Home app. Historically, Govee has shunned the Apple Home, even though it supported Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Fortunately, thanks to Matter, we now have support for its latest products. That includes its new AI-powered Pixel Light, Mini Panel Lights, and Table Lamp 2 Pro. All coming this year. The Gaming Pixel Light is an LED board that can be placed on a counter or desk or can be mounted on the wall. It has sharp, angled edges that match your typical gaming setup. Colors and patterns can be generated with Govee's AI lighting bot or personalized by the user. There are many pre-built designs that includes weather, a music visualizer, sport schedules, and more. It also has a built in speaker which is what allows it to synchronize with the music in real-time while it's playing. The second wholly new product is its Table Lamp 2 Pro X Sound by JBL. The long-named lamp combined Govee's lighting with JBL's sound technology. It's a cylindrical lamp with a clear bottom and colorful top with the speaker output on the crown. The whole lamp is battery powered, allowing it to be portable within your home. Within the illuminated top portion are more than 200 LEDs that blend together to create various colors and multi-colored looks. It supports the full color spectrum as well as various shades of white light, from warm to cool. Both the Table Lamp 2 Pro X Sound by JBL and the Gaming Pixel Light will be available in Q2 of 2025 with prices yet to be announced. Govee also was highlighting its new Mini Panel Lights at the annual tech show, though those became available in December 2024. They have small curved fronts that give them a beaded and 3D look and can be combined to create different patterns and layouts. Up to 120 mini panels can be combined together to cover your wall and the app supports more than 50 different lighting effects.

Govee unveils new Mini Panel Lights at CES 2025 - 9to5Mac

Govee has just unveiled their latest innovation at CES 2025: the Mini Panel Lights. These compact, customizable lights are designed to transform any space with vibrant colors and intelligent features. And the best part is, they support Matter! Here's what you need to know. The Govee Mini Panel Lights bring a perfect balance of style, functionality, and smart customization. Whether you're looking to upgrade your gaming space or add a splash of creativity to any room, these panels offer an exciting and vibrant way to transform your environment. Key features: Govee's Mini Panel Lights are designed with AI capabilities that learn your preferences over time, adjusting lighting effects to suit your activities and moods automatically. Additionally, with Matter compatibility, these lights integrate effortlessly with various smart home ecosystems, including Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa, providing a unified and future-proof smart home experience. The Govee Mini Panel Lights are now available for purchase on and Amazon. They are priced at $99.99 for a 10-pack or $149.99 for the 20-pack, but there is a $30 coupon and a $50 coupon on amazon, respectively! Whether you're looking to enhance your gaming setup, create a cozy ambiance, or add a touch of creativity to your space, these lights offer a versatile and affordable solution. Be on the lookout for a desk setup review with these included!

CES 2025: Smart lighting brand Govee goes all-in with AI

Govee is in Vegas casting itself as a trailblazer in smart lighting AI, and it's got a 12 billion-parameter model to prove it. Sure, Govee has some new smart lights to unveil at CES this year, but what this smart lighting manufacturer really wants to talk about is, of course, the buzzword of the show: AI. From its AI-powered gaming lights to its light-scene-creating AI chatbot, Govee clearly sees its budding AI efforts as the best way to set itself apart in the crowded smart lighting market, and the company isn't being timid about putting AI front and center. The star of the show is Govee's smart lighting-focused AI model, newly upgraded to 12 billion parameters, up from just 0.86B parameters in the previous version Trained on more than 10,000 lighting effects, Govee's model is the brains behind its text-to-image AI Lighting Bot, which allows users to create and edit smart light effects using natural-language text prompts. There's also AI Dreamview, a Govee technology that applies their newly created effects across groups of smart lights. To be clear, Govee does have some actual smart lights to show off at CES, including a new and portable table lamp that doubles as a Bluetooth speaker. The Govee Table Lamp 2 Pro x Sound by JBL is a curved, cylindrical table lamp that comes equipped with 210 discretely controllable LED beads, good for serving up dozens of preset lighting scenes or your own AI-aided creations, with brightness topping out at 600 lumens. Equipped with a 5,200mAh rechargeable battery, the Table Lamp 2 Pro also packs a JBL-made 2.5-inch full-range driver, along with a pair of passive radiators for "excellent depth of sound and clarity," Govee promises. You'll be able to pair two of the Table Lamp 2 Pro units together for stereo audio, and the lamp also supports Matter (another big smart home theme at CES), meaning it will work with Alexa, Apple Home, Google Home, and Samsung SmartThings. Govee is eyeing a second-quarter 2025 launch window for the Table Lamp 2 Pro x Sound by JBL, with pricing to be announced later. The company is also touting its Matter-enabled Mini Panel Lights, which were released last November. The square-shaped panels, which are available in sets of 10 ($99.99) and 20 ($149.99), offer "push-type" connections with a "smart connection system" that can "intelligently recognize" the layout you've devised. You can connect up to 70 of the Mini Panel Lights together, with each panel packing in 15 lamp beads -- and yes, you can apply any of your AI-created lighting effects, along with 50 preset effects. Finally, Govee is unwrapping a gaming-focused light panel that displays retro-style pixel art that can be synced to games or music. Available in two sizes and complete with an embedded speaker that can emit 8-bit music, the Govee Gaming Pixel Light is a throwback low-resolution yet AI-powered screen that delivers animations at up to 30fps. Besides animated pixel art, the Gaming Pixel Light can also display the weather, double as a clock, or dish out sports scores or bitcoin trading prices. Like the Govee Table Lamp 2 Pro x Sound by JBL, the Govee Gaming Pixel Light is slated for release in the second quarter of the year, and no price has been set yet.