Nanoleaf Lines 60°

Name: Nanoleaf — Lines 60°, 9-bar LED light starter kit (white)
Brand: Nanoleaf
SKU: B09Q3N98FB

9-bar LED light starter kit (white)

Ideal for: Wall ambient lighting for desk and living room.

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Nine wall-mounted LED bars that shine onto the wall instead of at you. You lay them out in any shape you like, and they give a desk or living room graphic, colourful ambient light.

In the box9 × 60° bars, connectors, controller, power supply, adhesive mounts
Brightness20 lm per bar, 2 colour zones per bar (according to Nanoleaf)
ColoursRGBW, 16 million+ colours, whites from 1,200 to 6,500 K
Bar dimensions27.9 × 2.0 × 0.8 cm, 39 g
Connectivity2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth (setup), built-in Thread Border Router

Avoid ifSkip it if you need light for working or reading: Nanoleaf rates each bar at 20 lm, so it's ambient light only. Skip it too if your network only offers 5 GHz Wi-Fi, or if you want a Matter device: Nanoleaf's spec sheet says Lines doesn't support it.

Nanoleaf Lines 60° kit: nine LED light bars mounted on a wall in a geometric pattern, with a coloured glow

Why this model

The Nanoleaf Lines 60° is a kit of nine backlit LED bars that you mount on the wall. It's for people who want to give a desk, gaming setup or living room a strong graphic atmosphere, with no drilling and no electrical work.

Unlike regular light panels, the bars light up the wall behind them. You never see the LEDs, just a soft glow that traces the shape you've designed. Here's our Nanoleaf Lines review: the design, what it adds day to day, the key specs, and when you're better off with something else.

Design: a drawing made of light, not a lamp

Nanoleaf Lines comes as nine slim white bars, each 27.9 cm long, that you join with 60° connectors. You pick the shape: hexagons, triangles, a lightning bolt, or something freeform. Switched off, it's a subtle line drawing on the wall. Switched on, each bar throws light back onto the wall and draws a crisp, colourful outline with no glare.

Every bar has two colour zones, so gradients and animations look finer than on an LED strip. Nanoleaf also sells black and pink skins to change the look, and there's a 90° version of the system for square layouts and corners.

Day to day: mood, music and screen

You control Lines from the Nanoleaf app, by voice with Alexa, Google or Apple Home, or with the controller on the kit itself. Set a fixed scene for the evening, a slow animation behind your monitor, or a warm 1,200 K white to wind down at the end of the day.

According to Nanoleaf, Lines also syncs to music, mirrors your screen colours and reacts to games through Razer Chroma and Overwolf. Behind a desk, that makes it a very effective backdrop for video calls and streaming.

Nanoleaf Lines 60° key specs

According to Nanoleaf, each bar gives 20 lm, draws up to 2 W and measures 27.9 × 2.0 × 0.8 cm at 39 g. The RGBW LEDs cover more than 16 million colours and whites from 1,200 to 6,500 K, with a CRI above 80 and a rated lifetime of 25,000 hours. One 42 W power supply drives up to 18 bars.

You need a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network (5 GHz isn't supported) and Bluetooth for setup. The kit also works as a Thread Border Router, and its spec sheet states that it does not support Matter. It's rated IP20 for indoor use only, and it goes up with adhesive mounts, so no drilling.

Who it's for, and who it isn't

Nanoleaf Lines is for you if you want a wall with character behind your desk, gaming screen or sofa. It also suits you if you like switching the mood through the day and want something more graphic than an LED strip. Expansion packs let you grow the design later.

It isn't a task light: at 20 lm per bar, it won't replace a desk lamp or a monitor light bar. If you want a fully Matter-based setup, if your router only broadcasts on 5 GHz, or if you'd rather have mood lighting on the desk than on the wall, a smart lamp is the better pick.

Frequently asked questions

Nanoleaf Lines review: is it worth it for a desk setup?

Yes, if you want wall-mounted ambient lighting with a graphic design behind your desk or setup. The bars light the wall rather than your eyes, which makes a pleasant backdrop for evening work and video calls. It won't replace a desk lamp, though.

How many bars are in the Nanoleaf Lines starter kit?

The Lines 60° starter kit includes 9 light bars, plus the connectors, controller, power supply and adhesive mounts. According to Nanoleaf, one 42 W power supply can drive up to 18 bars, so you can add expansion packs to grow the layout.

Do you need to drill to install Nanoleaf Lines?

No. Nanoleaf Lines goes up with adhesive mounting plates, with no drilling and no wiring, and the power supply plugs into a normal socket. You then set it up in the Nanoleaf app over Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.

Does Nanoleaf Lines support Matter and Thread?

According to Nanoleaf's spec sheet, Lines has a built-in Thread Border Router but doesn't support Matter. You control it with the Nanoleaf app, and it works with Alexa, Google and Apple Home. It needs a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.

Nanoleaf Lines or Nanoleaf Shapes: which should you choose?

Lines traces glowing outlines with bars that light the wall, for a lighter, more graphic look. Shapes uses solid panels that glow into the room, so the mosaic is more prominent. Pick Lines for a less busy wall, and Shapes for blocks of colour.