Nanoleaf’s musical smart lights turned my home into a real-world visualizer

Nanoleaf’s Aurora – a system of triangular LED panels you can connect like Legos – was already one of the coolest lighting systems around. But with a new $65 music module, it just got much more interesting. I’ve been a big fan of the Aurora since I first reviewed them, so I was pretty excited when Nanoleaf offered me the chance to try its new rhythm module. It’s definitely expensive to get started, if you don’t already have an Aurora system; a set of 9 lights with the module costs $229, and you’ll probably want more lights to get the…

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