Govee officially confirms three new smart floor lamps with unique lighting technology

Govee Floor Lamp 3 .

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Govee has launched three new smart floor lamps in the US, led by the Govee Floor Lamp 3 and Govee Lantern Floor Lamp – both bringing new lighting tech to the brand’s lineup. They’re joined by the more affordable Govee Floor Lamp 3 Lite, helping round out a more complete range across different price points.

All three models are available now in the US via Govee’s online store and Amazon. The Floor Lamp 3 is priced at $169.99, whilst both the Lantern Floor Lamp and Floor Lamp 3 Lite come in at $129.99.

Govee has confirmed the launch of three new smart floor lamps, some of which introduce lighting tech that’s entirely new for the brand. The Govee Floor Lamp 3 sits at the top of the lineup as its latest flagship, focused on improved colour accuracy thanks to its LuminBlend+ technology. Alongside it, the Govee Lantern Floor Lamp introduces a new Halo Gradient Lighting effect within a more lantern-style design.

There’s also a third model launching at the same time – the Govee Floor Lamp 3 Lite. This sits in the mid-range and uses RGBICWW lighting, aimed at anyone looking for a more affordable entry point.

All three models are available in the US from today, and can be purchased via Govee’s online store and Amazon. The Floor Lamp 3 is priced at $169.99, whilst both the Lantern Floor Lamp and Floor Lamp 3 Lite come in at $129.99.

Govee Lantern Floor Lamp (Image credit: Govee)

The Govee Floor Lamp 3 offers a wide 1,000K-10,000K tunable white range, allowing it to shift from warm ambient tones to daylight-style lighting. With 2,100 lumens and a 170° light spread, it’s designed to cover larger spaces more evenly than a typical floor lamp. It’s also the only one of the three that had earlier rumours surrounding its launch, and its design feels more in line with Govee’s existing lineup, including models like the Floor Lamp Pro.

The Govee Lantern Floor Lamp takes a more ambient approach. It’s slightly less powerful at 1,400 lumens, but still more than capable for everyday use in mid-sized rooms. The lantern-style design makes it more of a statement piece, and the tap-to-control feature on the top keeps things simple if you’d rather not rely on an app.