Monitor stand with 102 RGB zones. Nanoleaf found another place where light is missing

Nanoleaf is expanding its portfolio with a piece that balances between furniture and lighting. The Smart LED Monitor Stand is a monitor stand made of solid wood with walnut veneer, into which the manufacturer packed 102 individually addressable LED zones. It raises the screen to a more ergonomic height, frees up space on the desk, and illuminates the workspace.

Two lights in one piece of wood

The lighting is divided into two modes. The front work light shines with 550 lumens, the ambient backlight has 480 lumens, and both parts can handle a color temperature of 1,700 to 6,500 K. Practically, this means a range from candlelight orange to cool daylight white – from an evening movie to working with documents.

The stand measures 100 × 22.5 × 12.1 cm and can support 28 kg without the central column, and 70 kg with it. This is sufficient for any monitor, even without the column, and with plenty of reserve. Given its meter width, however, expect it to be a piece intended more for a large desk than for a bedroom corner.

Control runs through the Nanoleaf app, which connects the stand with Google, Alexa, Apple, and Samsung assistants. For those who don’t want to reach for their phone, touch dimming is available directly on the body. The light can be synchronized with other Nanoleaf products, so it fits into an existing setup.

The price is 170 dollars, approximately 3,600 CZK without taxes and shipping. Sales run through Nanoleaf’s own e-shop and Amazon; the manufacturer currently offers only one size and one wooden finish. Nothing is yet known about official availability in the Czech Republic – Nanoleaf sells its products here, but it usually takes a while for new products.

Would you put an RGB stand on your desk, or is a simple lamp enough for you?

Source: Notebookcheck, Nanoleaf