Start building your smart home with Revogi's Bluetooth Smartbulb [30% Off]
Light is a very important commodity to a productive human. It can keep us going into the night, or relax us after a stressful day at work.
So, it makes sense to have complete control over it, which is exactly what Revogi's Smart Bluetooth LED Bulb offers. Right now, it is also available with a 30% discount.
The Revogi light fits any normal socket, but that's where the comparisons with dumb-bulbs end. It consumes 90% less energy than a standard light, and a matrix of LEDs inside the bulb allow it to produce 16 million colors. Meanwhile, Bluetooth connectivity means you can control the lighting from your smartphone (iOS and Android).
In addition to an on-screen color wheel, the app provides dimming control and the ability to program the bulb with certain behaviors. For instance, you can choose to be gently woken up by artificial light at the start of your day or greeted by an already lit house when you get home at night.
There are also preset "scenes" available (e.g. colorful party lighting), with the ability to control up to ten Revogi bulbs from the app.
Check out this example of smart home technology.
Get 30% off the Revogi Smart Bluetooth LED Bulb ($34.99 incl. shipping)
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