Brighten up your home this holiday season with these HomeKit Cyber Monday Smart Light deals

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HomeKit and Apple Home smart lights are the best way to decorate your home for the holiday season, and Cyber Monday is the perfect time to pick some up with a nice discount.

We've looked through the best deals for the biggest shopping event of the year and found some great ways to decorate your home. Thanks to Matter, more accessories than ever will work with Apple Home, meaning you can use products like Govee's Outdoor Neon Rope with a hefty $70 discount without using a third-party app.

So get jolly this Cyber Monday and spruce up your home for the holidays.

Brighten up your home this Cyber Monday

Govee Outdoor Neon Rope |$199 $129.99 at Amazon

Govee Outdoor Neon Rope | $199 $129.99 at Amazon

The perfect smart lights to decorate the outside of your home for the holiday season and a $70 discount for Cyber Monday on Amazon is a fantastic 35% off.

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Eve Light Strip |$79 $39 at Amazon

Eve Light Strip | $79 $39 at Amazon

Eve Light Strip gives you a beautiful whole-room ambiance with full-spectrum white and color, premium triple-diode architecture, and ultra-bright 1800 lumens. This fantastic discount will allow you to add festive-themed LEDs to your furniture.

Price Check: $49.99 at Best Buy | N/A at Target

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Philips Hue White and color A21 | $65$46 at Amazon

Philips Hue White and color A21 | $65 $46 at Amazon

Philips Hue are some of the best smart lights out there, and this is the base bulb that sits at the core of the product line. It can change color on command, and works seamlessly with most smart home setups. HomeKit requires an extra hub, however, so bear that in mind. Adding multiple light bulbs will fill your home with festive cheer.

Price Check: $49.99 at Best Buy | N/A at Target

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Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance 7 Foot Outdoor Light Strip | $129$85 at Amazon

Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance 7 Foot Outdoor Light Strip | $129 $85 at Amazon

While this one says it’s outdoor, there is nothing stopping you from sticking one to a wall inside your house. It’s weatherproof, cold-proof, and features its own power supply to keep it running and ready for a voice command to Siri. It does need a separate hub so make sure you bear that in mind if you’re going to pick one up, but it’s a great way of getting some very cool lights either inside or outside your house.

Price Check: N/A at Best Buy | $129.99 at Target

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Nanoleaf Essentials '200 | $89.99$49.99 on Amazon

Nanoleaf Essentials '200 | $89.99 $49.99 on Amazon

A much more stripped-back offering, the Nanoleaf Essentials pack is a set of Bluetooth LED Smart lightstrips that can be draped around your living space. They are more customizable than our other choices but a little less curated as they don’t have defined shapes.  At $49.99, this is the lowest we have ever seen them. 

Price Check: $49.99 at Best Buy | N/A at Target

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