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Get XMCOSY Outdoor String Lights with Alexa for $80

By Laura Tucker
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These days it seems like voice assistant technology is being added to everything inside and outside the home to add hands-free capabilities. It’s even included in XMCOSY+ Outdoor String Lights with Alexa. But you’re not limited to only using Alexa, as you can also use Google Assistant or an app that’s available at both the App Store and Google Play.

This two-pack of LED outdoor string lights can be connected or used separately. As they’re IP65 weatherproof, they can stay up through all outdoor weather. They have even been known to withstand hurricane winds of 50 mph. No matter the climate you live in, these lights will light up your holiday parties and outdoor events.

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The white lights on the XMCOSY+ Outdoor String Lights with Alexa are bright enough to be used indoors as well without turning into an overly-lit situation. They install easily as a canopy over your patio or gazebo to add ambiance to your gathering. The 30 warm white Edison bulbs can be dimmed with the app, or you can go with a built-in or customized scene.

The LED Edison bulbs last five times longer than incandescent bulbs while using a fraction of the electricity. Safety is a priority at XMCOSY+, so each bulb and string is UL-listed to ensure safety. They are kid- and pet-friendly as well, with only 12V DC output. A spare fuse is included in the plug.

Save $10 and an additional 10% to pay just $80.99 for these smart string lights.

XMCOSY+ Outdoor String Lights with Alexa

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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