Signify offers a Music Sync function that allows WiZ smart bulbs to respond to the beat of music. The manufacturer is also launching new smart LED strips, lamps and a wireless light switch.

Users can now make WiZ lights change brightness and color based on the beat of the music. Music Sync uses your smartphone’s microphone to detect music. There’s no limit to the number of lights that can use Music Sync, as long as they’re connected to the same WiFi network.

the New LED strips from WiZ Available in lengths ranging from four to thirty meters and can be cut to size by the user. The cheapest LED strip costs 25 euros, the most expensive 50 euros. In addition to RGB LED strips, WiZ now also offers RGBIC strips, where the LEDs can be individually addressed. This makes it possible to display multiple colors at the same time and perform dynamic effects, such as color gradation. This lighting is available from 30 euros.

Signify is also releasing new LED neon strips in lengths ranging from five to ten metres. Users can hang the lighting on the wall in the style of their choice. The Neon Flex Tape is available for €85. New lightbars support the material and will be available from June 18th. Some product lengths will not be released until September.

The WiZ also comes with the rgbic-Smart Fairy Light, which is a twenty-meter string of lights with 160 mini LEDs. The lighting has over thirty pre-programmed static and dynamic lighting modes. According to the Signify website, the string of lights is suitable for use in a Christmas tree or on the balcony. The Smart Fairy Light costs 100 euros.

The manufacturer is also launching a new GU10 lamp (€16) and a Wall Light Classic outdoor lamp (€90). The outdoor lamp is also Matter certified. Signify is also releasing the WiZ Smart Dial Switch with a rotary knob for dimming the lights. The wireless switch also has a touch-sensitive pad to activate pre-stored lighting scenes. The switch costs €28 and can control multiple WiZ lights within a fifteen meter range.