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Nanoleaf’s permanent outdoor lights arrive just in time for the holidays.

Announced at CES, the Matter Smart Multicolor Permanent Outdoor lights are now available for pre-order starting at $199.99, shipping in October.

The full-color and tunable white lights feature 30 addressable LED pucks per 15-meter strip with a Kelvin range of 2200 to 6500 and 50 lumens per puck. The lights are trimmable and extendable up to 45 meters and work over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.

<em>The Nanoleaf Permanent Outdoor Lights let you change your home’s exterior lighting with a press of a button.</em>
<em>The pucks come with fully encased mounting units that hide all the hardware. </em>
<em>A physical controller lets you turn the lights on and off and change scenes.</em>
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The Nanoleaf Permanent Outdoor Lights let you change your home’s exterior lighting with a press of a button.
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