Tired of doing all the thinking for your “smart” lighting? At CES 2026, Govee says home lighting should understand your schedule and space, not wait around for you to tell it what to do. With three new Matter-enabled lighting products, the company is shifting away from static timers and towards AI-driven features. The latest Govee tech can adapt lighting to local sun cycles and create scenes from natural conversation.
Govee’s announcement centers on three new flagship devices: the Floor Lamp 3, Ceiling Light Ultra, and Sky Ceiling Light. All use a new technology stack.
Lighting That Adapts Instead of Reacts
At the core of Govee 2026 smart lights is LuminBlend+, a new color and white-light system that reduces harsh effects from RGB lighting. It combines high-precision color processing with RGB-to-white blending. This allows light to shift smoothly between ultra-warm and cool tones and spans an unusually wide 1,000K to 10,000K range. The goal is warm, cozy light when you want it, and bright illumination when you need it.
That system works alongside AI Lighting Bot 2.0, an upgraded AI engine that lets users create scenes and effects through conversational prompts rather than artificial-sounding commands. For linear lights, this means users can adjust ambiance with natural language. For pixel-based lights, animated visuals can be generated from simple descriptions. Govee positions it as lighting that responds to mood and context, not just presets.
Another major addition is DaySync. It automatically adjusts brightness and color temperature throughout the day based on local sunrise, sunset, and daily light cycles. With it, setting schedules becomes a thing of the past; lighting gradually shifts to match natural circadian rhythms. DaySync is expected to roll out to new indoor products starting in 2026.
Three New Products Showcase AI Lighting
The Govee Floor Lamp 3 updates the usual wall-wash design with a more architectural, double-sided skyline look. Designed to face both the wall and the room, it combines the new tech for precise color and automatic lighting changes throughout the day.
The Ceiling Light Ultra takes a more expressive approach. Instead of a traditional diffuser, it uses a high-density LED matrix to turn the ceiling into a visual canvas. Users can create custom artwork, animated effects, or ambient visuals directly in the app.
For comfort-focused spaces, the Sky Ceiling Light goes all in on wellness. Designed for windowless rooms, it uses a skylight-style gradient to recreate blue-sky tones, sunsets, and soft daylight transitions. It’s lighting that supports circadian rhythms and brings a natural look.
Smarter Homes, Wider Compatibility
All three Govee Matter lights also support Google Home, Alexa, and, new for Govee, Samsung SmartThings integration starting in 2026. With these launches, Govee repositions what “smart” lighting is supposed to do.
No word yet on price or availability of the new lineup. Govee says those will be announced at a later date.