Govee Table Lamp Classic hits $59.99 in Amazon deal
The Verge reports the rechargeable smart lamp is $20 off, with additional deals on a JBL speaker, Moto Tag and Keurig coffee maker.
By Maya Lindqvist · Senior Technology Correspondent
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Govee’s Table Lamp Classic has fallen to $59.99 at Amazon, The Verge reported June 12, putting the rechargeable smart lamp $20 below its usual price. The discount is notable for shoppers looking for a portable smart light that works indoors and can be carried to patios or gatherings, though The Verge says it is not built for wet conditions.
According to The Verge, the Amazon price requires an on-page coupon and marks the lowest price the publication has seen for the lamp. The Verge also noted that Govee lists the lamp for $64 through its own store.
The lamp runs on a rechargeable battery that can last up to 30 hours on one charge, The Verge reported. Its portable design makes it easy to move around, but The Verge cautioned that it lacks weather resistance, so it should be kept away from pools and brought indoors if rain is expected.
The Verge said the Table Lamp Classic reaches up to 500 lumens at peak brightness, which means it is not among the brighter lighting options. It supports adjustable color temperatures from 2700K to 6500K, giving users a range from warm to cooler white light.
The lamp also includes preset scenes and color effects, according to The Verge, including an effect that can respond to music. The publication said Govee’s app can create custom lighting effects using AI.
Smart home support is part of the appeal. The Verge reported that the lamp supports Matter and can be controlled through major smart home platforms, by voice command or through Govee’s app.
Other deals reported by The Verge
- The Verge reported that JBL’s Charge 6 Bluetooth speaker is $79.95 in gray at Woot, a $70 discount, with a 90-day warranty. The publication said the speaker has an IP68 rating for water and dust resistance, can function as a power bank, lasts up to 28 hours per charge, supports Bluetooth audio and can play lossless audio over USB-C.
- The Moto Tag is $19.99 at Amazon, according to The Verge, matching its lowest reported price and sitting $10 below its usual price. The Verge said the Bluetooth tracker works with Google’s Find Hub network and supports ultra-wideband, allowing precise item-finding guidance on compatible phones such as Samsung’s Galaxy S26.
- The Verge reported that Keurig’s K-Elite Single Serve Coffee Maker is $99.99 through Keurig with the code HAPPYDAD, about $110 off. The publication said the brewer supports five cup sizes from four to 12 ounces, includes an iced coffee setting, has a 75-ounce reservoir that can make up to eight cups before refilling and offers hot water on demand for tea or oatmeal.
The Verge said the Keurig price is its best of the year and $10 above the lowest price it has tracked. As with the other discounts, availability and prices may vary by retailer.
This story draws on original reporting from The Verge.