Nanoleaf Smart LED Monitor Stand: price, specs, Matter details

Desk RGB usually means tape, cable clutter, and a second app. Nanoleaf's new Smart LED Monitor Stand (with FANTAQI) tries to collapse the riser, task light, and rear bias glow into one walnut-veneer bar you can buy today for $169.99.

Specs that matter before you buy

Nanoleaf's U.S. shop lists SKU SQFX03K02-1PA in stock. Headline numbers from the product page:

Price: $169.99

Size: 100 × 22.5 × 12.1 cm, about 4.2 kg

Lift: roughly 12 cm of elevation (10 cm legs + panel)

Load: 28 kg without the center column, 70 kg (154 lb) with it; Nanoleaf markets support for displays up to 42 inches

Lights: dual-flux setup with front CRI 97 task light (550 lm CCT channel, 1700K–6500K) and rear 160° wall-wash RGB (480 lm RGB channel, 102 addressable zones, 16M+ colors)

Extras: screen mirroring and Rhythm music modes via the Nanoleaf apps, five capacitive front controls, 23 1/4-inch mounts for cams/mics

Power: USB-C PD/QC, 15W+ adapter not included (rated ~10W draw)

Radio: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, Thread, BLE; Matter for Apple Home, Google Home, Alexa, SmartThings, Home Assistant

Nanoleaf x FANTAQI Smart LED Monitor Stand styled on a desk

What Matter will and will not do

Matter is real here, but Nanoleaf is clear about the split: ecosystem apps handle basics (color, brightness, schedules via a hub). Gradients, screen mirror, and detailed scenes want the Nanoleaf mobile or desktop app. If you only care about soft white bias lighting behind the panel, that is still a cleaner install than crawling under the desk with a cheap strip.

Rear addressable LEDs wash the wall behind the display

Front capacitive buttons for power, brightness, scenes, and Rhythm

Buyer checklist

Measure desk depth: the stand is 22.5 cm deep before speakers and a keyboard tray fight for space

Confirm you already own a 15W+ USB-C PD brick (the unit flashes red three times on weak power)

Decide if you need the center support column for a heavy ultrawide

Expect 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only

Where to buy

Order from the Nanoleaf U.S. shop (also listed on Amazon). More desk-tech coverage lives in the tech section.