OIYN Corner Floor Lamps, 2-Pack

For anyone furnishing a bedroom, living room, or gaming space who wants more than a single-color accent light, this OIYN two-pack combines corner placement with customizable RGBICW effects. The lamps are listed at 56 inches tall, with a 7.1-inch-wide base, and the product description gives a brightness rating of 1300 lumens. App and remote controls make it possible to switch the room’s look without relying on a wall switch, while music sync adds a more animated option for movies or games. One important tradeoff: Alexa and Google Assistant are not supported.

Key specifications

The RGBICW lighting offers multicolor effects alongside adjustable white color temperatures from 3000K to 6500K. That range gives you warmer light for winding down and cooler white tones for reading or working, though this is still a floor lamp designed around atmosphere and flexible room lighting rather than a dedicated task lamp. The listing specifies 1300 lumens but does not clarify whether that figure applies to each lamp or the pair, so it is safest not to assume a per-lamp output.

Control options include the Giant Home app and a remote. The app offers more than 85 preset scene modes plus customizable DIY modes, with examples such as Sunset, Night Light, and Rainbow. An integrated microphone enables music sync, allowing the lighting to react to music, movie audio, or game sound. The taller body is intended to illuminate a larger area, and the wider base is described as providing greater stability, the listing does not provide more detailed coverage or stability measurements.

Who it’s for

This setup suits someone who wants coordinated color effects in more than one spot, or a pair of lamps to build a stronger visual theme across a room. For example, you could place them in two corners of a gaming area, use a calmer warm-white setting while reading, then switch to a music-reactive scene when the room becomes a hangout space. It makes sense if quick changes through an app or remote matter more than voice control.

Compared with a basic floor lamp that offers only one white tone, these add multicolor scenes, adjustable white light, and audio-reactive effects. The flip side is that the extra modes may be unnecessary if you only want steady, straightforward illumination. Not the best choice if Alexa or Google Assistant control is a must, or if you need a lamp specifically described for precise desk or close-up task lighting.

Everyday use

The two-lamp format gives you more flexibility than buying a single accent light: you can use both in one room for a coordinated look or place them in separate rooms. The app’s preset scenes offer a quick starting point, while DIY modes allow more customization. For a quiet evening, a warm setting can keep the room feeling softer, for a gaming session, a changing color effect or music sync can make the lighting part of the setup.

The product description presents installation as quick and easy, but it does not give setup steps or further details about what is included. The lamps’ smart features are controlled through the app or remote, not Alexa or Google Assistant. That limitation matters if your other home lighting is managed by voice and you want one control system for everything. The feature set is substantial, but without having tried it, the listing alone cannot establish how intuitive the app feels in daily use.

Questions before you buy

Does it work with Alexa or Google Assistant? No. The product description explicitly says it supports neither assistant.

Can it produce ordinary white light as well as colors? Yes. It includes adjustable white color temperatures from 3000K to 6500K in addition to RGBICW color effects.

Can the lighting react to music? Yes. An integrated microphone enables music sync for audio from music, movies, or games.

Buying verdict

This two-pack is most compelling for buyers who want decorative, changeable lighting in a bedroom, living room, or gaming space and will actually use the app scenes, remote, or music sync. Its 56-inch height, RGBICW effects, and adjustable white tones cover more than simple color ambience, while the 1300-lumen figure comes without clarification about whether it applies to one lamp or both. Choose a simpler floor lamp if your priority is dependable basic illumination with fewer controls, choose this set when coordinated effects and two placement options are the point.