NanoleafShapes Ultra Black Hexagon Expansion Pack, 3 Additional Smart Light Panels LED RGBW - Modular Wi-Fi Colour Changing Wall Lights, Works with Alexa Google Assistant Apple Homekit

Looks good.But the original adhesive tape and mounting system was terrible compared to the older model.Mounted it with 3M tape. Not going anywhere now.

These are so beautiful on and a delight when off. You can choose so many options for lights just on or even more flashing; this can be to music films or even just talking. One thing I like to do is read by white light or orange so cozy. One of the best items I have brought

Works pretty well, did need extra adhesive strips however because the first few fell off quite easily

They are so simple to install, and look amazing both on and off. They’re very customisable, allowing you to create your own unique design. They have an official website where you can choose the orientation before putting them on the wall. They have multiple modes, including your own scene/colour, preset scenes, and sound detection, making the lights sync to your music. Absolutely brilliant!

I purchased these in black to compliment other decoration, mainly a black SL Magnus desk which also has Nanoleaf lighting. They look great when off, much better than white, however, turn them on and they are easily 50% less bright than the white ones. The quality as per usual for Nanoleaf is excellent, but the drop in brightness, in my opinion, is not worth it. Stick to the white ones if you really want the best lighting effects.

The media could not be loaded. Nano Leaf is leading the game in this lighting category, and I decided to give it a try. I can confidently say that they did not disappoint.Upon receiving the panels, I was immediately impressed by the sleek packaging. The panels themselves have a beautiful matte/satin black finish, which is particularly appealing when they are turned off. On a dark wall, they blend seamlessly, creating a subtle and elegant look. However, on a lighter wall, they do stand out more prominently.Installation was relatively straightforward. The panels come with adhesive pads for wall attachment and snap-on electrical bridge pieces to connect them electronically. It's important to plan your desired wall shape, and Nano Leaf's app offers a helpful layout assistant to aid in the design process. Additionally, make sure to position them near a power outlet, as there are only about 10 feet of cable.Setting up the panels via the app initially presented a challenge. The app struggled to locate the lights, and it took some trial and error to get them connected. The instructions mentioned a "discovery reset," but it didn't provide clear guidance on how to perform it. Eventually, I stumbled upon the discovery option by pressing a few buttons. To make matters slightly more confusing, the app requested a code without specifying where to find it. The code was printed at the bottom of a quick scan barcode on the inlay sheet inside the box, so be sure to have that sheet handy during setup.Once connected, the app proved user-friendly and easy to navigate. It offers a wide array of colour presets to download, and the customization options are nearly endless. You can even create and design your own presets, giving you full control over your lighting ambience.My only qualm with this product is the timer function within the app. Despite multiple attempts, I couldn't get the panels to respond to timers as expected. This is an area where Nano Leaf could make some improvements.

The media could not be loaded. At the time of this review this starter set is around £180When you get the box you can immediately feel the weight of the product, it a reassuring weight not a heavy one.I trie the set up using common sense as the little instruction manual was pretty scant in information that helped.Anyway I got this lot connected to each other and working but could to air it to the nanoleaf app. I found the eight digit code on the back of the controller but the app was always updating in the background.I will leave it connected for a while, I’ve attached a video of where I got to .I have now found that on the glossy card in the box, on the reverse side there are some working QR codes1. for the set up for different environments android or iOS,2. Detailed tutorial and3 expansions and accessoriesI have left this part of the review on here just in case you have just got a kit like this and you are struggling, find the glossy card and it will make things easier also,Once you register on the nano leaf app you get an email with a link to a help deskI will come back and update this review.Update -So I have already downloaded the app and registered my detailsI am using an apple device and followed the steps from the QR code “detailed tutorials and warranty )The pairing QR code that you need is on the back of the controller which is the black oblong part mixed in with the electrical connectors AND on the actual power plug for the device.I found the code on the controller wouldn’t scan but the one on the plug did..That made the whole process much simpler