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Nanoleaf’s New Monitor Stand Combines Ergonomics with Smart Lighting

Nanoleaf launches a smart monitor stand that elevates screens, handles heavy loads, and integrates dual LED lighting with Matter compatibility.

Nanoleaf x FANTAQI Smart LED Monitor Stand elevating a desktop display with integrated task and ambient lighting. Official Nanoleaf product image.

Nanoleaf, known for its decorative smart lights, has introduced a product that goes beyond illumination. The Smart LED Monitor Stand offers a three-in-one solution: ergonomic elevation, adjustable lighting, and accessory organization.

The stand raises monitors up to four inches, helping align screens with natural eye level for better posture. It supports displays up to 42 inches long and carries up to 154 pounds, accommodating ultrawide or dual-monitor setups. Its base includes 23 mounting holes for attaching accessories like microphones or cameras.

Nanoleaf embedded a dual lighting system: a front light bar producing up to 550 lumens for task lighting, and a rear ambient light with 102 individually addressable RGB zones that cast a 160-degree wall-wash effect. Users can customize colors via the Nanoleaf app, sync with other Nanoleaf products, or use Rhythm Mode and Screen Mirror to match lighting with music or on-screen content.

Matter compatibility ensures the stand works with major smart home platforms. The Smart LED Monitor Stand is priced at $169.99 and available now on Nanoleaf’s website and Amazon.

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