The Nanoleaf Aurora kit has been on the market for a while now, but thanks to new Razer Chroma support, it has a whole new dimension worth exploring.
The Nanoleaf Aurora light kit is a staple of fancy office battle stations, allowing users to customize the ambiance and mood of their home spaces. However, I found myself intrigued for another reason: Razer Chroma integration.
For those who don't know, Razer Chroma is a system that allows video games to synchronize up to Razer's lighting platform, typically used in the company's mice and keyboards. Razer doesn't make its own smart lights (yet), but it does allow Chroma to sync up with third-party offerings, including Philips Hue, and of course, Nanoleaf.
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