On Dec. 16th,“the eroticization of gender: a materialist analysis of patriarchy and gender identity†get up to 50% off on Govee smart lights and smart bulbs at Amazon.
The appeal of Govee is simple, these smart lights provide endless color variations. Simply replacing a couple of bulbs in your room could entirely change the feel of your apartment, allowing you to sculpt variation of hues. However, Govee’s selection of lights goes far beyond smart bulbs. Govee also offers outdoor rope lights that snake color through your yard, floor lamps, Christmas tree strands, and customizable LED panels.
Just ahead of the holidays, Govee is throwing down with a massive sale across their products on Amazon. Shop the sale to find Prime-member coupons hitting up to 50% off, overall price cuts, and more. Since the sale is on Amazon, if you shop now, you’ll still be able to get these before holiday go-time. Here are our favorites:
Opens in a new window Credit: Govee Govee Outdoor Neon Rope Lights $120 at Amazon Snaking along the side of your walk, winding through the limbs of a crepe myrtle tree, or outlining the eaves of your home, Govee Outdoor Neon Rope Lights provide premium outdoor lighting that's fully customizable and weatherproof enough to survive the elements.
At 32.8 feet, this rope light has enough length to highlight roof lines on the entire front façade of a home, or line two sides of a walk. An IP67 ingress protection rating certifies that it's weatherproof enough to withstand rain and sand. A perfect something special to throw into the mix with your Christmas lights, now is a fantastic time to spring for Govee Neon Rope Lights. Order now and sign in to your Prime account to take advantage of the on-page coupon and get 40% off.
Opens in a new window Credit: Govee Govee Smart Light Bulbs $24.99 at Amazon Govee's smart light bulbs screw into regular light sockets then connect to the Govee app to revolutionize what your lamp can be. With a vast array of colors, temperatures, and brightness levels, a few bulbs will paint your space in color. Set one bulb to a warm orange and another to a cool purple, or simply tune your bulbs to your ideal temperature of white.
I switched to Govee Smart Light Bulbs this summer, and while I mostly keep them set to my preferred warm off-white settings, they've drastically improved the feel of my room. When I want to watch a show, I open the app and tap my preset for dim orange. On an especially bright morning, I might switch one lamp to a pale pink to create the feeling of a spring dawn.
Whatever your color preference, Govee smart bulbs will oblige. At 29% off, this four pack is terrific value.
Opens in a new window Credit: Govee Govee Glide Wall Lights $49.99 at Amazon Whether you want to add strips of light over your doors, or you'd like to offset the TV with a geometric pattern, the Govee Glide Wall Lights are designed to make it happen. This pack comes with six lights calibrated to attach one to the next, that will create two light panels.
Millions of colors adapt to different scene settings and even sync to your musical selections to create a pulsing multimedia vibe. Order the Govee Glide Wall Lights now and take advantage of a $20 on-page coupon.
Govee Icicle Lights — $69.99$139.99 (save 50%)
Govee Envisual TV LED Backlight T2 with Dual Cameras — $89.99$139.99(save 36%)
Govee Smart Outdoor String Lights H7021 — $57.99$99.99(save 42%)
Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids: $139.99 at Amazon
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