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Govee came out triumphant at CES this year, launching a litany of exciting new products, including some of the industry’s first AI-powered smart pixel lights.
In addition to their new JBL Mini Panel lights and Table Lamp 2 Pro x Sound, Govee also introduced their new AI-powered Gaming Pixel Light, and I’m obsessed.
From real-time weather updates and time displays to AI-generated images, Gaming Pixel Light brings all the retro fun of pixel lighting to the modern age, and will even accompany your pixel art with 8-bit music to achieve the latest in retro. experience.
By design, it leans heavily on the player’s aesthetic; The lightweight slate is surrounded by a metal frame that nods to the design of gaming components and will look right at home on one of the best gaming tables or next to the best consoles on a TV stand.
It also offers design parity with some of Govee’s other recently released products, including the Gaming Wall Light and the upcoming Gaming Light Bar Pro, which may be a bit daunting for some. Still, it’s what I like as a player.
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With the Govee app, you can interact with the brand’s AI chatbot and give it directions, which will be applied to the Gaming Pixel Light for a personalized lighting touch. Plus, you can overlay up to ten images onto your original message, allowing you to create your own personalized masterpieces.
It works in both wall and tabletop modes and, through Govee’s DreamView technology, you can also sync it with your broader smart lighting ecosystem.
Most exciting of all for me, though, was its integration with the Gaming Sync Box, which a Govee rep told me will enable reactive displays that respond to in-game events for up to 40 games at launch, and it’s easy to imagine that list. will grow.
Govee had one of my favorite video games of all time connected to the Gaming Pixel Light: Mario Kart 8. As the karts spun around the track at PG-13 speeds, the Pixel Light displayed various game elements, such as banana skins and red colors. shells as the player collected them.
Is it a trick? Of course, but it’s the kind of light-hearted technological nonsense I’m willing to integrate into my gamer setup, and I’m pretty sure I’m not the only one who tolerates fun-first technology.
JBL’s Govee Gaming Pixel Light and Govee Table Lamp 2 Pro x Sound will be available late Q2 2025, while the Govee Mini Panel Lights are currently available on Govee’s website and on Amazon, retailing for $99 .99.
