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All over TikTok you'll find videos of people cultivating the ultimate cozy spaces for gaming, watching movies, and relaxing with color-changing lamps, sometimes called sunset lamps. The Govee RGBIC floor lamp creates dreamy ambiance with its millions of color options.

Typically $99.99, the Govee floor lamp is down to $59.99, saving you $40. The lamp stands at just under four-and-a-half feet and works best in the corner of a room where it radiates its LED glow.

Through the Govee smartphone app, you can change the color of the lamp's light from 16 million different options. There are 58 different dynamic modes that alternate colors automatically, if you want to sit back and enjoy the show. The lamp also features music sync to create a real vibe for your next gathering. It's also compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for easy-to-use voice controls to light up your space.

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