Nanoleaf smart corner floor lamp glowing blue in a dark living room

Rank #8 in Best Floor Lamps 2026: 10 Ranked, One of Them Is a 2-Pack

Nanoleaf RGBICW Smart Corner Lamp, 1700lm, 72 LEDs

£69.99 4.1 from 198 Amazon ratings
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The Nanoleaf LED Floor Lamp is an RGBICW smart corner lamp: a three-section metal pole with 72 built-in LEDs, sold as a single lamp at £69.99. It sits at number 8 in this guide, and at that price it is one of the dearer single lamps here — the 2-pack further up the list works out at £33.25 per lamp, less than half.

Its own spec table is where the numbers stop closing. The same listing carries a 'Number of Lights' row reading 72, and a 'Bulb Base' row reading E27 alongside 'Bulb Shape Size: A19', even though every bullet describes 72 integrated RGBICW LEDs in the pole rather than a bulb you fit. The dimensions row reads '450D x 20W x 20H millimetres', which would make a floor lamp 2 cm wide and 2 cm tall, and 'Switch Type: Rotating' sits next to a 'Controller Type' row listing Amazon Alexa, Apple HomeKit, Google Assistant and SmartThings. Read the table and the copy side by side and you can see where they disagree. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing as written, not from any testing of our own.

How those 198 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.1 stars.

5 star
59%
4 star
18%
3 star
7%
2 star
10%
1 star
6%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £69.99
Rating 4.1 out of 5 from 198 ratings
Light output Up to 1700 lumens (as listed)
Colour temperature 2200K-6500K (as listed)
Number of Lights (as listed) 72
Wattage 22 watts
Bulb Base (as listed) E27
Item Dimensions D x W x H (as listed) 450D x 20W x 20H millimetres

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

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“Awesome mood lighting / gaming freestanding lamp, with adjustable colours in a massive range including music responsive, all accessible from the app, it easily changes the vibe of a room. It's assembly is a little bit awkward, however easy enough to get up in 10 minutes or so. It is more on the expensive side, which is expected from a nanoleaf product as they do have some of the highest quality on the LED market in my experience, Truly you pay for the connectivity with all other nanoleaf products, so you can completely change all the lights in your room at once, as I have with my Secretlab Magnus”

Jay
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“Easy setup. Can be quite bright if need or dialed down to create a cosy ambience. The in app presets are great too”

SuperMario

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Floor Lamps 2026: 10 Ranked, One of Them Is a 2-Pack.

Questions people ask

Is the Nanoleaf LED Floor Lamp one lamp or a pack?

The listing is for one Nanoleaf lamp at £69.99. Where its spec table shows 'Number of Lights: 72', that figure matches the 72 RGBICW LEDs built into the pole, not 72 separate lamps.

Does the Nanoleaf floor lamp take an E27 bulb?

The Nanoleaf listing has a 'Bulb Base: E27' row and a 'Bulb Shape Size: A19' row, but the bullets describe 72 integrated tunable RGBICW LEDs and an all-metal pole and base, and no bulb is mentioned anywhere else in the ad.

How bright is the Nanoleaf corner lamp and what colour temperatures does it cover?

The Nanoleaf listing quotes up to 1700 lumens, 16+ million colours and a colour temperature range of 2200K-6500K, covering cool, neutral and warm whites.

How tall is the Nanoleaf floor lamp?

The listing gives no height. Its 'Item Dimensions D x W x H' row reads '450D x 20W x 20H millimetres', which puts both width and height at 2 cm. For scale, the ad gives a 19 cm base diameter, 1.4 kg weight and a three-section pole.

Does the Nanoleaf LED Floor Lamp work with Alexa and Siri?

Yes, according to the Nanoleaf listing: 'Control Method' is App, Remote and Voice, and the connectivity is Bluetooth, Matter and Wi-Fi. It names Apple Home, Google Home, Amazon Alexa and SmartThings, with a Siri voice example in the copy.

How do you control it without the app?

The Nanoleaf listing says an attached controller handles on/off and cycles through colours, and that 'Switch Type' is Rotating. A Nanoleaf Sense+ Smart Wireless Switch is listed as NOT INCLUDED.

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