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At CES 2025, smart home purveyor Govee showed off two new lights for the smart home with unique form factors and features that work natively with the Home app.

Historically, Govee has shunned the Apple Home, even though it supported Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. Fortunately, thanks to Matter, we now have support for its latest products.

That includes its new AI-powered Pixel Light, Mini Panel Lights, and Table Lamp 2 Pro. All coming this year.

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Targus and Hyper continue to cater to Apple users, with the company debuting new gear at CES 2025 ranging from sleek tech backpacks to colorful hubs and adapters for a variety of applications.

After being acquired by Targus in 2021, Hyper has continued its mission of creating capable and professional products for Apple users. CES 2025 shows that ideology is still strong.

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Moft, known for its origami-like stands, wallets, and accessories, is showing off its newly-announced iPhone wallet that features support for Apple Find My.

The list of Moft iPhone wallets continues to grow. The magnet-loving brand has a whole host of different accessories that connect via MagSafe from stands, to notepads, to wallets.

This latest one is a modification of its well-loved wallet and integrates a battery pack and necessary electronics to support Apple Find My and Google Find My Device.

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At CES 2025, Australia-based Espresso Displays has expanded its product portfolio with a new portable monitor aimed at the mobile professional.

The new espresso 15 Pro is a 15.6-inch USB-C monitor with 550 nits to brightness and 4K resolution. It has dual USB-C input ports and measures in at only 9mm thick.

It works as a touchscreen for both Windows and macOS-based machines. The brand also touts compatibility with iPhone, iPad, and Samsung DeX devices.

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