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All current Nanoleaf light panels, bulbs, and lightstrips are compatible with Apple HomeKit. You can control them with Siri, add them to automations, and include them in scenes through the Apple Home app.

No hub required. Nanoleaf products connect directly to your Wi-Fi network using the Nanoleaf App. Products with Thread built in can also act as Thread border routers for other smart home devices.

It depends on the product line. Shapes supports up to 500 panels on a single layout. Lines can connect up to 18 light bars per controller. Check each product page for specific limits.

Yes. Nanoleaf panels integrate with Corsair iCUE and Razer Chroma for real-time screen mirroring and game-reactive lighting. The Desktop App enables Screen Mirror on both macOS and Windows.

Thread is a low-power mesh networking protocol for smart home devices. Most current Nanoleaf products include Thread border routers built in, which improves reliability and response times for your entire smart home.

Nanoleaf panels use removable mounting tape. Apply on clean, smooth surfaces. When removing, pull the tape tab slowly at a 45-degree angle. Avoid textured wallpaper or freshly painted surfaces (wait 30 days after painting).

Yes. The Nanoleaf App includes a built-in Rhythm module that reacts to ambient sound. You can also use the Desktop App's music visualizer for a more advanced, frequency-based sync.

Yes. Nanoleaf was one of the first companies to support Matter. Products with Thread support are Matter-compatible and can be controlled through any Matter-certified app or platform.

Firmware updates are delivered through the Nanoleaf App. When an update is available, you'll see a notification in the app. Updates install over Wi-Fi and typically take 2–10 minutes.

Yes. The Desktop App is free to download for macOS and Windows. It includes Screen Mirror, music visualizer, and advanced controls. Download it from nanoleaf.me/desktop-app.