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[coupon] Xiaomi's fantastic lamp is a quarter cheaper

This bedside lamp is one of the most popular of Xiaomi’s smart lights.

The thing is, Xiaomi can’t do a simple bedside lamp the way it would otherwise. A light bulb, a cable and a switch, don't you need another? No, at Xiaomin, even a simple lamp gets features that we pick our heads up on.

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The Xiaomi Yeelight night light has, of course, been given smart features. The new version can already be connected to our phone via Bluetooth, but the old WiFi, through which we communicate with the Mi Home app, has also been preserved. The lamp also communicates with Mi Band and Mi Audio software, so it has been given a function such as voice control. You can also set the timer to turn off if you want to fall asleep clearly, the timer will turn off the light instead. You can also use the timer to set the lamp to cool down, for example, after we go to sleep so that it does not disturb us. There is also an automatic mode that has been given functions such as controlling the light of the lamp depending on the room temperature.

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As for the look, Xiaomi was great again. The lower part was given a metal cover, more precisely a metal cover matted by sandblasting. The upper part is made of polycarbonate developed by Samsung and the milk glass effect is provided by the polycarbonate coating developed by LG. The lamp light is adjustable like most smart Xiaomi lamps. With the help of OSRAM LED light sources, 16 million shades can be selected, and the brightness and light temperature can be changed.

The lamp can now be purchased for $ 80 instead of $ 60 using the MIEU coupon code. Here you will find: Xiaomi Yeelight night light with Bluetooth and WiFi control

When transporting, choose the EU Express method so that you do not have to pay customs duties and VAT.

 

 

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