Smart lighting stalwart Lifx reemerges with a new line of outdoor lights

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Lifx has a new outdoor line of smart lighting that supports Matter. | Image: Lifx

If you’ve been around the smart home for a while, you’ll remember Lifx. One of the first smart lighting companies, Lifx was Philips Hue’s main competitor in its heyday, both being known for high-quality products and compatibility with all the major platforms. But over the last few years, the Australian-based company and its Wi-Fi smart bulbs have struggled, almost going out of business in 2022. Now, Lifx is back, and it’s promising to be better and brighter than ever.

Purchased by US-based Feit Electric early last year, Lifx now has an influx of cash and a robust distribution network to lean on and is ramping up for a big 2024. “Two years before the acquisition, we had one product launch; in the next 18 months, we’ll be launching 11 to...

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source https://www.theverge.com/2024/2/28/24085310/lifx-outdoor-smart-lights-price-release-date-specs

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