Govee Floor Lamp, RGBIC Lyra Color Changing Corner Lamp, Modern LED Lights with Wi-Fi App Control, 64+ Scene, DIY Modes, Music Sync, Standing Lamp, Suitable for Bedroom

So I’m still waiting on what Govee will do for me, but after two months of very light use with this light, it completely died and won’t turn on at all. Amazon customer support has been great so now it’s in Govee’s hands. I will say that when it works, this thing is very cool but right away I had connectivity issues. I have an Orbi mesh system with over 50 devices hooked up to it (not all at the same time) and this is really the only device that’s given me a problem. Edited: Govee sent me a replacement and it works perfectly. Great customer service from Amazon and Govee. Back to 5 stars!

I bought this over the holidays on sale. I recently received an Amazon Echo as a gift, and wanted to use some of the smart home features it offers. I’m picky about my lighting - I prefer indirect lighting, and really prefer to be able to adjust the brightness. Adjusting color is a huge bonus as well, since I try to limit blue light exposure, and use warm tones at night to help me sleep. Another concern of mine is having too many remotes! The idea of adding more remotes around the room and house is kind of a nightmare, so being able to control things with my phone or my voice is magical. Every other Govee product I have tried has been wonderful, and this is no exception. The light it puts out is perfect for my needs, though it may be just a bit dim for others depending on expectations. Don’t expect this to be the same as having a chandelier or some other type of overhead lamp - the point of this design is to have indirect light that gently glows throughout your space. To that effect, it’s perfect. The quality is great. Assembling it was easy. Pairing it with the app was intuitive and painless. The amount of customization available is nearly overwhelming but a welcome feature to have. My only gripe is the cost - I don’t think this is worth $150, but I’m happy with it for what I paid when it was on sale ($99). It seems like it will last me a long time. My smart products are almost entirely Govee, now. I have a few power strips that are not since Govee does not offer that in their product lineup, but if they did, I would have purchased them over the ones I have. I like Govee so much, that I am even considering purchasing their smart tea kettle! When you find quality products that just work, from a company that cares about its customers, it’s hard to justify looking elsewhere.

Lamp stopped working after some nearby electrical work. Govee support diagnosed the problem and promptly issued a replacement. Professional and courteous interaction. Thanks

Many of you are wondering about the difference between this lamp, the Lyra, and the cheaper black Govee Corner Floor Lamp (which I'll call the CFL). I got both, so let's talk about them. And the differences are more than the similarities. Similarities 1. Both lights seem to share about the same brightness. I know the specs say the Lyra has more lumens, but in person at max brightness, they both look about the same. Differences 1. The Lyra looks much nicer with a bit more weight, is silver, and comes with a remote that magnetizes to the unit. Itooks pretty classy actually. The remote let's you turn it off/on, adjust brightness, and switch through basic colors. The CFL is very lightweight and has no physical switches other than an on/off button. The controller on the CFL is inconveniently placed on the floor along the power cord. 2. The Lyra seems to offer a few more prebuilt "Scenes" than the CFL. Not that you'll want to use most of them. But if you like scenes... 3. About those Scenes, the Lyra seems to operate at a much smoother, slower pace. Which is what you'd want. For some reason, the CFL operates the same patterns at a much faster pace, leaving subtle light color changes (like gradient like shifts, cherry blossom drops, etc) looking jerky and just plain terrible. As in, not usable for ambiance. This seems to be a thing that plagues a number of other Govee lights I have. Not sure if its a fault in manufacturing, a fault in the firmware, but I've seen a number of other folks ask about the light transition speeds too. Annoyingly, Govee still hasn't added the ability to adjust the speed of the scenes on any device I've used, let alone these two corner lamps. 4. The LED strip on the Lyra appears to have a denser array if LED modules than the CFL. This means you can see the individual LEDs on the CFL if you look at the light, but not so much on the Lyra. 5. On the Lyra, all the Scenes where something is falling, such as a meteor or leaves, has the light emulate from the top then flow to the bottom. On the CFL, most of the scenes are upside down. Example, the Fireworks Scene on the Lyra has the lights starting on the bottom then shoot upwards. On the CFL, the lights start at the top and shoot downward. This is the oddest problem with the CFL, and the reason for 2 stars. Not sure if this is a manufacturer issue (where the LED strip was made backwards, or the firmware needs fixing. It is impossible for the consumer to assemble upside down as only one end has the electrical plug for the lights. 6. Plan about 10 minutes to assemble either light. You'll have a bunch of tiny screws, but pretty simple. Instructions are good. That said, you can tell the construction of the Lyra is higher quality than the CFL. Final Review: The Lyra costs about 50% more than the more basic looking Corner Floor Lamp, though for that price you get a far more enjoyable to use lamp with light patterns that work smoothly and correctly. Overall, I recommend to buy this Lyra lamp and not the Govee Corner Floor Lamp.

Bought a lot of Govee products all at once, including two of these lamps. One started malfunctioning around the 6-month mark, and they sent a replacement. The other started malfunctioning just after the year mark, and they didn't want to send a replacement for that one. Eventually, they did, but the replacement won't connect to wifi. They've refused to offer any support because it's a replacement. Around this time, the other replacement started malfunctioning, and they wouldn't do anything about it because it was about a month out of warranty. Very frustrating. I now have two expensive floor lamps: one won't connect to Wi-Fi, and the other flashes wildly depending on the mode selected.

This lamp is stylish and throws out an impressive and very appealing range of colors. Assembly was easy. The amount of packaging in the box made it much more intimidating than it actually was. Once everything was unpacked it was manageable, and it was easy enough that I built the second light the next day without looking at the instructions at all. The build is very, very sturdy. After having dealt with similar, cheaper products made of plastic, it was very nice to feel how SOLID this lamp is. The backing of the lamp is steel and it won't suffer from being accidently knocked. Getting the lamp registered and working with the Govee app is also easy. The Govee app has some great features that suggest color schemes, so you can cycle through app-generated suggestions and save the ones you like. Since the suggestions are randomized, most of them won't be great, but you will find plenty of good ones. The app also has plenty of options, my main complaint is that the layout of the app and where to find what options can be confusing at times. It's sort of a "menu salad". As said the colors are beautiful. On a white wall with blended colors, it can completely change the feel of a room. They are surprisingly bright even in color mode. White light mode is so bright it can get almost blinding at night. However, I can't imagine having only one of these. Sure you can stick one in a corner and let it awkwardly light that corner up. But to REALLY give a room some life you'll want two that you can place opposite each other on a wall. And in that way... the real Con is the cost. If you want two, it's a $300 commitment. It was worth it to me but it probably won't be for everybody.

I bought four of these to use in two rooms. It's a bit weird to configure the app to make them work in a group - unintuitive, perhaps...but otherwise these are crazy simple to set up and I like the fact that the remotes can be paired to more than one unit. That said, the units don't communicate with one another so in cases where the units get out of sync, the units may have different colors (in which case you need to get the app going to get them synced up again). Integration with Amazon Echo/Alexa was also crazy easy, and everything works the way these sorts of things typically do so there really wasn't any messing around with user manuals or instructions or anything like that. Firmware updates are fast and the units are reasonably responsive in group mode - instant when controlling them individually. I'm super happy with these; they look a little odd standing out in the open but i have them tucked behind furniture (and in one case behind a real floor lamp) for a subtle effect. I do wish they would get a bit dimmer. 0%-100% is more like 40%-100% in reality; they should really be able to dim down further for ambient light in the evenings. The dimmability issue and certain app 'weirdness' isn't enough to ding these things a full point because they are super cool with tons of neat modes and colors, etc....so 5 stars it is!

I love this lamp. It's super bright and very customizable. I love that the remote magnetizes right to the lamp and can be hidden right on the lamp pole. It's got so many options and it's very easy to use, even with just the remote. The app is a little confusing at first, especially if you start linking different Govee products and using the desktop app. If you just want some good ambient lighting though, it's really easy to work with. I also like that you can have a normal white/warm or cool light, instead of colors. There's tons of presets, and you can get really crazy with the customization, if you want to. I haven't tried any of that yet, or used the timers, but I set the colors and pattern I wanted and forgot about it. Now whenever I turn it on it goes right back to my settings, and it's great. Very good quality as well, it definitely feels and looks higher quality than a generic. You can't see each individual led like in some lamps I've seen, and that was a big reason I went with Govee. Now Govee is my go-to for lighting.

Compré 2 una funciona perfectamente la otra no funcionó

I have several Govee products, including 3 different kinds of lights. The H6072 Floor Lamp is my favourite! I place it facing into a corner and set it to several different colours so it creates a colour gradient. It's on a timer so it turns on and off the same time each evening. The remote is a nice plus, so I don't have to have my phone nearby should I want to turn it on or off at different times. My only complaint is its durability. The first one I had barely lasted a year before the base stopped entirely working. Normally, I would not be able to give such a short lifespan product a 5 star review. However, after contacting support, and unsuccessfully troubleshooting the broken lamp, Govee promptly sent me a replacement. My overall experience with their products and support has been good so I can recommend.

Dónde puedo remplazar esta pieza, dejo de fuencionar y probé con otro que tengo y funciona? Muchas gracias

This lamp is great! It doesn’t take up too much space, can be a regular cool or warm white lamp, or you can put some very cool patterns on it. I have it setup in the bedroom where I have it connected to Google assistant. Note that you need to pre-program some of the different listing patterns before you can call them via Google assistant. Out of the box you can ask Google to turn the lamp on and set to a variety of colours including “Barbie pink”. Easy to put together and it adds a lot of dimension. I bought a second one after the first one worked out so well. Watch for Amazon coupons on the listing.

Muy buena calidad