Designers of council apartments combine light ceiling chandeliers with open sources, preferably placed in different parts of the rooms. It helps to use flat space in ultrasonic and applied area.
But usually the lamps do not turn off the voice, you can’t change their shade or brightness, and you want to continue to make the house your own and further smarter. And now I just need a bedside lamp.
In the endless stream of smart lighting products, it’s easy to miss something truly functional.
For example, I have always it is difficult to find a complex device that would support HomeKit from Apple or Alicebut not expensive, looked good and worked reliably.
Company Yelight (read as “yelight”), rooted in Xiaomi, have been making a name for themselves as a quality manufacturer of smart home devices for many years. And maybe her Staria Bedside Lamp Pro suits my requirements: natural light, customization and built-in wireless charging.
In addition, looking at the characteristics, it is difficult to find fault. Support for popular platforms, its own functional application, 10 W Qi-power, nice design and surround lighting.
In the review below and check how it all works and whether it works at all.
The design is full of subtle moments
I would describe the design of Yeelight Staria Bedside Lamp Pro as “classic + technological”.
On the one hand, it is a simple rack, a cone-shaped lampshade and a foundation.
With another, lamp in a minimalist style, white, matte and wholean unpleasant diffused light from LED panels appears from the lampshade, and does not hit the blinding beam of a rigid incandescent lamp.
Height in 29.3 centimeters considered generally accepted for a bedside table, workplace, table in the living room. Neat such dimensions, looks good repair.
I liked that they thought of small, but important details.
the flow structure is directed straight down. Hidden spindle makes it possible to raise the light source up to 30 degreesIf you want to read a book, for example.
In order for the lamp to stand firmly on the surface and not leave anywhere, there is a silicone “sole” at the bottom of the rack.
Added a nice and unexpected element. On the top of the floor lamp there is a luminous ring, the color of which is due to an unexpected outcome. It illuminates the team from two sides and the darkest lighting atmospheric.
The flat diffuser does not blind the eyes when the forecast source is in the field of view
Due to the neutral appearance, the lamp will fit into any interior.
One-button physical control, charging is also compatible with wireless headphones.
There is one button in front of the base, which is responsible for three functions at once:
The main feature of the device is installed in the center of the rack: 10W Qi wireless charging and 6.7 cm in diameter. What they did right is a barely visible logo that reminds of such a function. From a distance, the gray platform looks like just a versatile design option, not a power washer.
Complete set “turnkey”: lamp, power supply on 18 Wfour plugs of various options at once to fit a European one, or, for example, a probable outlet and meaning to the presentation.
Management of Alice, Marusya, Siri and strategists
After pulling out of the box, you need to connect the lamp to the network and hold the key in the base for five seconds. It will start flashing, thereby letting you know that it is ready for a wireless connection.
Opens a smart home app you have, or download one from Yeelight itself.
One of the best features is support for the most popular smart home platform, including three Russians.
You control the lamp through:
I am especially pleased with the last point, since most of the technology in Russia rarely supports this standard. To set up in the native Apple application, you need to open the Home and scan the QR code from the instructions or at the bottom of the lamp.
Wi-Fi connections use 2.4 Hz networks.
The lamp is also compatible with smartphone food products: you will need Android 4.4 and up or iOS 9.0 and up. Almost no one uses something older now.
Separate application gives maximum customization
In the Yeelight app, you can set up different lighting modes. For example, “reading”, “dawn”, “candle”, “sunset”, “signal of arrival”. And every constitution.
There is also a section resembling a light equalizer.
There you drive across the field, showing its shade, and selects exactly for you.
It is immediately set which lamp is lit, the duration of the timer is set, and one of the five patterns is selected if you want to choose the exact value from 2700K to 6500K.
If you buy several lamps and arrange them around the apartment, you can install them each in your own room.
The firmware is updated here. Just in case, do it as soon as you connect the lamp.
Strong for a table lamp
It turned out that the Yeelight Staria Bedside Lamp Pro is full of pleasant elements. Hue configurable, connectable to all questions of the smart home systemstraightaway three well controls (manually on the lamp, via the application, voice), yes support for Siri, Alice, MarusyaSalute and Google Assistant.
Aesthetic design without unnecessary tinsel is not inferior in functionality. I really liked that such a slightly futuristic white look complemented the general details: diffused light and a circle on the outer parts of the floor lamp, which helped to see the necessary mood in 360 degrees.
Well, in addition, the important moment of charging the phone for the night closes. No endless wires.
I myself always have at least two power wires on my bedside table: for the clock and the iPhone. Such a lamp will help clear the space.
In fact, there is a convenient soft and at the same time sensitive lighting, the mess in the form of extra charges is removed, but it remains possible to charge the phone at night.
The result is such a tight design and functionality that Yeelight Staria Bedside Lamp Pro is one of the most comfortable bedside lamps.
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