As someone who has had a long and generally positive experience with Yeelight’s smart lighting products, I was excited to dive into their latest offering: the Yeelight Cube Smart Lamp. This review focuses on the Yeelight Cube Smart Lamp, a device that reimagines lighting in a modular and versatile way, especially with its support for the new Matter smart home standard. The Yeelight Cube Smart Lamp comes in three distinct models: the Panel, Spot, and Matrix, each offering unique functionalities while maintaining compatibility with one another. The Panel model provides uniform lighting with 25 individually controllable LEDs, the Matrix allows for graphic displays with 25 distinct pixels, and the Spot offers a powerful single-color light source. These cubes can be connected in series, with up to six cubes per base unit, creating a customizable lighting setup. The Yeelight Station app serves as the control hub, offering preset modes, custom designs, and dynamic effects. The app also supports scheduling and automation, though these features are currently limited. The integration with Matter allows seamless compatibility with various smart home platforms, including Apple HomeKit, Google Home, and Amazon Alexa, via the Home app or respective platforms. The build quality is excellent, and the color reproduction is vibrant. However, the lack of advanced automation options and the reliance on WiFi instead of Thread are minor drawbacks. Overall, the Yeelight Cube Smart Lamp is a creative and versatile addition to any smart home setup, perfect for those looking to enhance their living spaces with customizable and connected lighting solutions.