Christmas window displays and festive holiday light displays are fun and everything, but you need not feel Jack Frost nipping at your nose to get in the festive spirit. You can have your own little twinkling seasonal cheer in the comfort and warmth of your own home with some holiday lights and a spark of creativity.
Luckily, just off the highs of the Black Friday frenzy, online retailers in both the US and the UK are now offering Christmas deals, even on all those holiday decorations that are in absolute demand right now, meaning that you can go all out and have your own Candy Cane Lane, if that floats your boat.
This year, however, you can take your Yuletide decorations to the next level by incorporating the magic of smart home devices. Smart Christmas lights are trending right now, not just because they’re cool but they’re more versatile, much more convenient to use, and energy-saving, depending on your usage.
Smart Christmas lights are smart lights with that holiday flair, so they’re perfect for lighting up your tree, decking your hallways, and even festooning your whole outdoor space. And some of them are currently discounted by up to 31%, so you can celebrate without blowing all your holiday money – you still have gifts to buy, after all.
Festive smart lights early Christmas deals
Amazon is offering discounts on smart Christmas lights in both the US and the UK. So you can score your festive illumination for less, and get really creative with your Yuletide decorations. Be careful when choosing lights, however, as there are some unknown brands that may look appealing because they’re cheap, but which aren’t great quality. I suggest starting with our picks below.
US Christmas smart light deals
UK Christmas smart light deals
Not convinced by these Christmas smart light deals? Then check out the deals that feature among our selection of early Christmas sales. And do take a look at our top picks of the best smart lights for more options.
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