Nanoleaf’s new Pegboard Desk Dock is the must-have desk accessory of the year
Think smart light…then level it up


QUICK SUMMARY
Nanoleaf has launched the Pegboard Desk Dock, a sleek all-in-one smart lighting and organisation solution that not only displays your accessories with customisable, colour-changing LEDs but also syncs to a computer.
Available exclusively in black, the Dock comes in a 1-pack (£59.99/$59.99) or 2-pack (£109.99/$109.99), with a limited-time £10/$10 discount via Nanoleaf’s official website.
Nanoleaf has launched its new Pegboard Desk Dock, a smart lighting solution that not only organises and displays your accessories but also enhances your space with customisable, colour-changing LEDs. Designed to sync with your media, the dock reacts to what you're watching, playing or listening to when connected to a computer.
Already known for making some of the best smart lights around, Nanoleaf is upping the ante with this one. It can rotate 180º for immersive front-facing lighting effects and even functions as a charging station via USB-A or USB-C, delivering up to 15W of power.
It's available in a 1-pack (£59.99 / $59.99) or 2-pack (£109.99 / $109.99), with a limited-time £10/$10 discount voucher currently on offer. The dock is available exclusively in black and can be purchased through Nanoleaf’s official website.
The Dock houses 32 full-colour LEDs on both sides, providing directional lighting for your desk. One side features clean lighting, whilst the other sports a perforated panel and four adjustable arms ideal for holding handheld consoles or other gadgets you'd prefer off your desk. Thanks to a rotating mechanism, you can easily switch between display and lighting modes.
Whilst the dock doesn’t require a computer connection, plugging it in unlocks full control via the Nanoleaf Desktop App, which allows for advanced customisation. You can choose from pre-programmed lighting scenes, or have the lighting mimic the on-screen visuals of your game or pulse to the rhythm of your music. However, note that the device is not compatible with the Nanoleaf Mobile App.
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Lizzie is T3's Home Living Staff Writer, covering the latest in style, wellness and beauty tech. From skincare gadgets to vacuum cleaners, she's your go-to for trends and top recommendations.
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