Jan 12, 2021

Qingdao, Jan 11, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - Yeelight, the world-leading smart lighting brand, is proud to announce its participation at the upcoming all-digital CES 2021, showcasing its full range of new product portfolios, including the new generation of E27/26 smart bulbs, GU10 bulbs, new ceiling light, and the latest smart screen light bar.
Sync Yeelight with Your Favorite Games
Since Yeelight unveiled its partnership with Razer on RazerCon 2020, Yeelight has been working actively to bring Yeelight smart lighting to the gaming community. The new color lights to be launched at CES 2021 integrates well with major RGB gaming platforms, such as Razer Chroma and Overwolf. Gamers are free to customize their immersive gaming experience with 16 million colors and enjoy the unique lighting effects triggered by game events.
A New Range of Smart Color Products
Yeelight enjoys a diverse portfolio of smart lighting products, including essential lights, table lights, ambient lights, and smart lighting control. It has been continuously upgrading its products to cater to the customer's needs. This time, a series of new color-changing products are introduced to the market, including the following:
The new products exhibited at CES 2021 are expected to be officially released to the global market in Q1 2021. "We're excited to bring these wonderful products to our global users at CES," said Eric Jiang, CEO of Yeelight. "Smart lighting made it easier. We hope Yeelight would enable more users to enjoy the fun and convenience of smart lighting."
About Yeelight
Yeelight, the best smart lighting brand globally, has successfully shipped over 40 million products to over 200 countries and regions around the world. Its extensive product portfolio takes care of all the lighting needs at home, including basic light, table light, ceiling light, ambient light, and smart light control. The brand is widely integrated with major IoT and smart home platforms in the world, such as Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa, Samsung SmartThings, Apple HomeKit, Razer Chroma, Yandex, Naver, IFTTT, etc. Yeelight endeavors to bring you the best lighting experience you may imagine for a smart home! www.yeelight.com



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