SAVE OVER $70: As of April 15016 Archives the Lepro O1 AI Smart LED Floor Lamp is available for $86.39 at Amazon. That’s 46% off its regular price of $159.99.
Opens in a new window Credit: Lepro Lepro O1 AI Smart LED Floor Lamp $86.39 at Amazon I bought Lepro's O1 AI Smart LED Floor Lamp for $86.39 and it might be the first smart home gadget I’ve used that doesn’t feel like a tech demo. Its regular price is $159.99, but right now there's a 40% coupon on Amazon plus a 10% code (LEPROO1CODE) that brings it down to something far more reasonable.
I wasn’t expecting much. It's a lamp. But it actually responds to voice commands like “I want calm lighting,” and then recommends a bunch of options based on that mood. It’s the kind of smart feature that doesn't feel forced, and for once, it works like it's supposed to.
SEE ALSO: Live your Kawaii gamer dreams with this discounted Logitech POP ICON keyboard and mouse comboThe brightness hits 2300 lumens and it lets you shift from warm to cool light, ranging from 2700K to 5700K. I use it for reading, working, and whatever third thing I pretend I’m doing when I’m just scrolling on my phone. It also supports 16 million RGB colors. I don’t need that many, but I like knowing I could live in neon teal if I wanted.
Price: $86.39 $159.99
Retailer: Amazon
Brightness: 2300 lumens
Color range: RGBCW, 2700K to 5700K
Voice control: Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant
App features: Remote control, group control, timers, DIY light modes
Music sync: Built-in rhythm lighting for audio-reactive effects
Build: 3.2 x 3.2 x 60 inches, plastic construction
Connectivity: Bluetooth and 2.4GHz WiFi
Setup time: Less than 10 minutes
Music sync is built in too. I tested it with a playlist and it did a decent job pulsing to the beat. Not a party trick, just a fun detail. The Lepro app handles remote control, scheduling, and grouping with other lights. If you’ve got Alexa or Google Assistant, it plugs into that setup without much hassle.
Assembly took me ten minutes. No weird tools, no sweat. I tightened a few poles, plugged it in, and it worked. That’s the kind of setup I appreciate.
If you're looking for a way to add some personality to your lighting without spending a ton, I think this lamp punches above its price.
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