Nanoleaf Outdoor String Lights Review

Nanoleaf makes some of the best smart lights you can buy, but they had one limitation: you had to use them indoors. Now the company has released its first set of outdoor string lights. How do they stack up, and are they DIY repair friendly? Watch on to find out.
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[@Xzionify]

Thanks for this Video! You‘re making Great Videos - onto the next 10k subs!

[@anoraker]

Thank you so much! Comments like this keep me going!

[@mmeiselph7234]

A buyer comment on Amazon says the white is too cool-couldn't the user make warm white, or does the control app not allow that?

[@anoraker]

You can adjust the tuning of the white, including a more warm white, should you so desire.

[@mmeiselph7234]

@@anoraker Thanks so much, think I'll pull the trigger then! (I'll use your affiliate link, too)

[@hamsterbrigade]

25,000 hours is only about 3 years. Somehow that doesn't seem that long.

[@anoraker]

Well, that'd be 3 years straight running 24/7.
But you're probably not going to run these when the sun is up. And you're probably not going to run them when you're asleep.
It's more likely you'd use them a few hours each day at most, right? So give or take 20 years.
Now that's assuming all goes well... weather, maybe you do use it more... power surges... etc. etc. all is a factor.
Which is why I'd love it if you could repair these as needed.