SwitchBot introduced its RGBICWW Light Bars, which incorporate both dedicated cool-white and warm-white LEDs, in addition to RGBIC color zones. This design allows for adjustable white light with color temperatures ranging from 2200K to 6500K, suitable for reading or work, and also provides vibrant color options for entertainment.
Each light bar contains six independently controllable RGBIC zones, totaling 12 zones across a pair. This enables multi-color gradients and dynamic lighting effects, distinguishing them from single-color light bars. The pair can produce up to 800 lumens.
The light bars support Matter over Wi-Fi, allowing direct connection to Apple Home without requiring a SwitchBot hub. Basic functions like on/off, brightness, color temperature, and color control are available through the Apple Home app or Siri.
Advanced features, including deeper color zone control, music modes, dynamic effects, and scene building, are managed through the SwitchBot app. A wired physical controller is also included for quick adjustments.
The light bars are designed for flexible installation, featuring built-in magnets for attachment to metal surfaces and an adhesive option. They can be mounted horizontally, vertically, behind monitors or TVs, or used upright with included desktop stands.
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SwitchBot has launched new RGBICWW Light Bars that feature dedicated cool-white and warm-white LEDs, alongside 12 independently controllable RGBIC color zones. These light bars connect directly to Apple Home via Matter over Wi-Fi, eliminating the need for a separate hub.