Canadian smart lighting company Nanoleaf does everything a little differently. Its LED Light Panels (which made my favorite tech of 2017 list) are flat, interlocking and made to be mounted on a wall.

Nanoleaf's new 12-sided light-up remote joins its existing Nanoleaf Light Panels and Nanoleaf Rhythm, adding a whole slew of smartphone-free physical control options for your HomeKit setup in one easy ...

The hardware element of this smart home controller is ingenious, but the control system is half-baked. When is a remote control not a remote control? When it’s the Nanoleaf Remote, a new smart home ...

Nanoleaf Remote is a twelve-sided controller that lights up and vibrates as you control your HomeKit accessories, like adjusting the lightscape on your Aurora LED panels or locking your doors.

You may know Nanoleaf as the company that wants to light up your life with some smart lighting panels, but the Toronto-based company is also hoping to help streamline your entire smart home experience ...

A few months ago, Nanoleaf revealed a "Rhythm Starter Kit" that let you synchronize its colorful Aurora light panels with music. At CES, the company released a product designed to control it and more: ...

Modular color-changing LED light panel company Nanoleaf is adding a odd remote control, complete with Apple HomeKit compatibility. The Nanoleaf Remote eschews traditional form-factors in favor of a ...

Smart home lighting producer Nanoleaf has launched two products this week, with the dodecahedron-shaped Remote able to control HomeKit scenes by changing orientation, while a square version of its ...

A dozen options — Powered by a pair of (included) AA batteries, and good for months on a charge (Nanoleaf claims over 300 days), the Remote allows you to control Nanoleaf’s various color-changing ...

HomeKit Weekly is a series focused on smart home accessories, automation tips and tricks, and everything to do with Apple’s smart home framework. Nanoleaf Remote ($49.95) stands out for two reasons.

A while ago we received the Nanoleaf's Light Panels for review and had a lot of fun basically replacing an entire room's worth of lights with just nine LED panels. The company had a curious looking ...

We're testing out Nanoleaf's color-changing light panels alongside their newest competitor: Lifx Tiles. Here's what sets them apart. We’ve already put those triangular panels up in the CNET Smart Home ...