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Posted by Sébastien
 - Today at 17:55:33
Quote from: Redstreaker on Yesterday at 01:03:52Looks like a toy. Why is there no mention or verification  of the specifications that matter when a product claims to emulate natural daylightsuch as CRI, SPD flicker, violet / IR content etc

I agree it feels unprofessional, and more like a sales pitch, but all the important specifications are missing.
And it didn't state how at night it would use another scene... Do you need your phone for everything. It does it support a motion sensor in Europe that can set the right light scene at the right time like hue ? Are there remotes available?
Posted by Redstreaker
 - Yesterday at 01:03:52
Looks like a toy. Why is there no mention or verification  of the specifications that matter when a product claims to emulate natural daylightsuch as CRI, SPD flicker, violet / IR content etc
Posted by well
 - September 15, 2026, 21:06:01
This reminds me of DIY Perks's Building a realistic artificial sun (for dark winter days) (youtube.com/watch?v=6bqBsHSwPgw). Obviously, his build comes much closer to simulating the sun.

Quotemax. 7,000 lumens
As far as I know, a daylight simulating source should be 10,000 lumens minimum.
Posted by Redaktion
 - September 15, 2026, 18:12:08
Govee's new Sky Ceiling Light promises natural daylight and the "feeling of the open sky." We tested the Govee 21-Inch Sky Ceiling Light and share our impressions in this review.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/A-porthole-to-the-sky-Govee-21-Inch-Sky-Ceiling-Light-review.1400227.0.html