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Home > Editor's Choice > Best of CES Award Winner: Sengled Boost
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Best of CES Award Winner: Sengled Boost

January 28, 2015 by giovanni

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Wi-Fi that reaches some of a home or office, but not all of it, is a common problem. There are of course Wi-Fi extenders, but it might be nice to have one that fills multiple needs. Enter the Sengled Boost, a dimmable LED bulb that will also repeat your Wi-Fi signal, helping you fix dead zones and dark rooms at the same time. Setup and control is done through an app that runs on iOS or Android.

It will be available soon for $50 per unit.

Press Release: Global First Built-in Wi-Fi LED Lighting Portfolio

Sengled introduces new smart lighting portfolio, with Boost — the Global First Built-in Wi-Fi repeater LED bulb, and the Pulse 7.1 –LED Wireless Audio System bulb at IFA 2014, which was held from September 5 to 10 in Berlin.
Sengled, a leading LED smart lighting manufacturer from China, introduced its extension of innovative smart lighting products for consumers at IFA 2014 in Berlin: Boost, the global first built-in Wi-Fi repeater LED bulb and Pulse 7.1, an extension of the product early launched in the USA and Europe. Pulse 7.1 is a LED smart lighting product capable of wireless music play and includes one Master bulb and seven Satellite bulbs, which can be wirelessly connected.
As an important link of smart home, Sengled is dedicated to exploring the blue ocean of smart lighting and integrating more funny functions using brand new technology into LED lighting products so as to bring continuous surprise to customers, completely change their home life and make light more meaningful.
“It is our vision becoming an innovation driver. We will bring endless smart products with practical, funny and convenient, and benefits for users and new user experiences”, says Johnson Shen, Chief Executive Officer of Sengled.

Sengled Boost LED + Wi-Fi expander for intelligent lighting for the first time in the world
As a LED intelligent light with Wi-Fi expander for the first time in the world, the Sengled Boost supports two Wi-Fi network modes: Access Point (AP) / Repeater. It has two build-in antennas for high throughput data exchange rate of maximum 300Mbps. Moreover it is compatible with most smartphones, tablets and computers that support Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11b/g/n standard at 2.4GHz. The remote LED lights ON/OFF and dimming control can be controlled individually or by group. The free Boost App can be downloaded for free via Boost Android or iOS App.

Filed Under: Editor's Choice, News Tagged With: CES, WiFi

About giovanni

giovanni is an ad age, emmy, telly, & webby award-winning search engine optimization and social media strategist from texas who works with brands in entertainment, fashion, food & beverage, sports, and technology.

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