Nanoleaf Smart Multicolor Ceiling Light Review: A Paper Plate on Your Ceiling
Nanoleaf, longtime purveyor of shimmering geometric LED panels, has a new colorful, plate-shaped disc for your ceiling called the Smart Multicolor Ceiling Light. I’ve been testing the Multicolor Ceiling Light, and there’s a lot I actually like about it. It’s super bright when you’re just using it to see stuff in your room with white light.
- ▪Nanoleaf, longtime purveyor of shimmering geometric LED panels, has a new colorful, plate-shaped disc for your ceiling called the Smart Multicolor Ceiling Light.
- ▪I’ve been testing the Multicolor Ceiling Light, and there’s a lot I actually like about it.
- ▪It’s super bright when you’re just using it to see stuff in your room with white light.
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| Publication time | Sun, 26 Jul 2026 13:30:37 +0000 |
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Nanoleaf, longtime purveyor of shimmering geometric LED panels, has a new colorful, plate-shaped disc for your ceiling called the Smart Multicolor Ceiling Light. It’s very boring. Which is fine. I’ve been testing the Multicolor Ceiling Light, and there’s a lot I actually like about it. It’s super bright when you’re just using it to see stuff in your room with white light. It’s responsive, too, and I found that its small 12.6-inch diameter made it easier to install than some more gargantuan options. The fact that it’s so much more compact than, for instance, the 21-inch monster that is the Govee Ceiling Light Ultra doesn’t really hurt it, at least in the fairly large (something like 10 feet by 20 feet) bedroom in which I set it up.
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