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Govee22_21
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Govee22_06
Smart Lighting Set - compatible with Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, Android and iOS operating systems supported, a service life of 25000 hr(s)
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PHL21001bun
Smart Lighting Set - compatible with Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa, Android and iOS operating systems supported, voice control, mobile application, colour temperature settings, brightness settings and dimmability, chromaticity of 6500K, a service life of 25000 hr(s)
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PHL19031
LED Light - ceiling, smart, chromaticity: 2200 K - 6500 K, plastic, voice control, mobile application, light colour settings, colour temperature settings and music visualisation, compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit and Google Assistant
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NAN100e
LED Light - wall-mounted, smart, chromaticity: 1200 K - 6500 K, lasts up to 25000 hr(s), plastic, voice control, mobile application, light colour settings, rgb backlight, dimmability and music visualisation, compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit and Google Assistant
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NAN100c3
LED Light - wall-mounted, smart, colour temperature: warm, chromaticity: 3000 K, lasts up to 25000 hr(s), plastic, voice control, mobile application, light colour settings, brightness settings, rgb backlight and dimmability, compatible with Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit and Google Assistant
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NAN100b
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