These Prime Day RGB lighting deals mean I will never have to use the big light again
Govee Glide Hexa Light Pack of 10 | $179.99$99.99 at Amazon (save $80)
I've had my eye on these Hexa Lights for a while now, but it's taken me a lot of persuading to invest in them. With an $80 discount, I'm not going to hold back in finally bringing such cool and customizable lighting to my gaming space. Plus, it means I don't have to worry about making space for a new lamp.
Price check: Govee $99.99 | Best Buy $129.99
Nanoleaf Essentials Smart LED color-changing Light Bulb | $49.99 $34.97 at Amazon (save $15)
These bulbs, or any LED color-changing bulb, are a must-have in my house. If you're not using them in your overhead light, they're fantastic to replace your lamp bulbs with to bring more personalization to any room. For a pack of three, this is a pretty great saving, and it means I can have more color in all my rooms rather than just where I play.
Price check: Nanoleaf $49.99 |Best Buy $49.99
Let's set the scene. You've got the PC built, your desk is neatly tidied, and you're ready to settle down and sink some hours into your favorite game. But something isn't right. What could it be? Perhaps the clinical, bright lighting glaring overhead that's pulling you from ever being able to immerse yourself into your gaming sessions?
Lighting isn't the first thought you have when you're setting up your gaming space but plays a huge part in taking your setup to the next level. With that said, this upgrade tends to be more on the expensive end of the scale hence why we put it off time and time again. But this is why sales events like Prime Day are the best chance you have at getting ahold of some great lighting for a much lower price.
I'm a huge sucker when it comes to comforting lighting. I hate having the overhead light on, mostly because it's too harsh for when I'm trying to settle down. But, to compensate for this lack of overhead lighting I needed something that could provide a bright light without mimicking the clinical feel, so something like a Govee floor
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