Govee US via Amazon[amazon.com] has for Prime Members: 150' Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights 2 (White) on sale for $299.99. Shipping is free.
Product Details:
150ft RGBIC Outdoor Lights w/ 108 LED Lights
Includes 100 preset scene modes, DIY lighting & AI-generated lighting effects
IP67 Waterproof
16 million color options including 40LM white light
Works with Alexa, Google Assistant
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Model: Govee Permanent Outdoor Lights 2, 150ft RGBIC Outdoor Lights with 108 LED Lights, IP67 Waterproof, 100 Scene Modes with 40lm White for Outdoor Decorations, Works with Alexa, Google Assistant, White
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Nice deal! For what it matters, I was at sams club yesterday and they have Govee 100 feet of cuttable led permanent outdoor lights PRO set $100 off right now as well. Also online. $239 after discount.
Nice deal! For what it matters, I was at sams club yesterday and they have Govee 100 feet of cuttable led permanent outdoor lights PRO set $100 off right now as well. Also online. $239 after discount.
making me think I should get the 15 dollar membership and get it there
Bought a bunch of these at Walmart after season for 80 dollars a box. Walmart has been a repeat location after the holidays to buy these.
Did you get the Govee or were they the Monster? Because I found the Monster at Walmart at $73 for 100ft and took the lot. Four boxes totaling 400ft for under $300.
dumb question probably and 1st time homeowner here. I have a multi-story house, and I don't want to climb a ladder beyond the first floor to install this. are there safer ways to DIY or do I just need to hire someone to get on the roof to install it?
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