If you’ve ever followed this company, you’ll be familiar with these types of excesses. Get Gowie Net Lights, which you can hang in a window or drape over a hedge to show colorful animations. The Ceiling Light Ultra is just like that, except with more detail and a 21-inch wide circle on your ceiling.
While Net Lights produces images with “pixel” density comparable to NES games, this light appears capable of showing complex color detail with smooth gradients. Owners can create imagery by querying a new set of generative AI models the company says it’s adding to the Govee app soon, though the app still allows for manually creating animations or uploading GIFs to display, as it does for other Govee smart lights.
When all you want is a basic light, the Ceiling Light Ultra produces light in a standard color temperature range of 2700K-6500K. The same applies for the Sky Ceiling Light, which is 21 inches wide. “It’s just like having an actual skylight in your roof,” Govi said at a press briefing before CES. We’ll see if it looks perfect once the Sky Ceiling Light is available for testing.
Both smart lights will be Mate-compatible, so they should work with any major smart home platform. However, as always, you’ll need Govi’s apps to take advantage of their fancy effects. Govi Specific release dates or pricing have not been announced,
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