For smart home Halloween decorations, I’d make the Linkind SL5C Smart Solar Spot Lights my best overall pick: they add color to outdoor displays without needing a nearby outlet. Brizled’s 99-foot smart lights stand out for a balanced, all-around string-light setup, while Dazzle Bright’s 164-foot, 500-LED set suits larger spaces that need more coverage. The main tradeoffs are power source, display scale, and control style: solar spotlights work differently from plug-in strings, and battery-operated pumpkin lights favor simple placement over app features. Read on for how all seven options compare and which fits your Halloween setup.
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Key Takeaways
- The Linkind SL5C spotlights lead for outdoor flexibility: solar power and an IP67 rating make them a distinct choice for illuminating yard features without routing a power cord.
- String-light length changes the job the product can do: Dazzle Bright’s 164-foot, 500-LED set is aimed at broad coverage, while its 66-foot, 200-LED version better fits a smaller display.
- Brizled’s 99-foot, 300-LED string is the balanced option: it offers substantial length without going to the longest set in the lineup.
- Smart control is not every buyer’s priority: the four-pack of battery-operated pumpkin lights with a remote and timer favors flexible placement and simpler operation.
- Check power and placement before choosing: solar, battery, and corded string-light formats solve different setup problems, so length alone does not determine fit.
| Linkind SL5C Smart Solar Spot Lights, IP67 |  | Best for Smart, Cord-Free Yard Accents | Model: SL5C | Power source: Solar | Lighting duration: Up to 14 hours in energy-saving mode | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Brizled Smart Outdoor Christmas Lights, 99 ft, 300 LEDs |  | Best for Voice-Controlled Halloween String Lighting | Length: 99 ft | LED count: 300 | Colors: 16 million | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Dazzle Bright 164 ft 500 LED Smart RGB String Lights |  | Best for Large Halloween Displays | Light length: 164 ft; 180 ft overall | Lead wire length: 16.5 ft | LED count: 500 | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 240-LED Smart Color-Changing String Lights, 92 ft |  | Best for Simple Timed Halloween Scenes | Length: 92 ft | LED count: 240 | Light color: Color-changing RGB | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Dazzle Bright 66 ft 200 LED Smart Color-Changing String Lights |  | Best Compact Pick for Porches and Small Displays | Model: HB-200COI | Light and total length: 66 ft of lights; 79 ft overall | Lead wire length: 13.1 ft | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 4-Pack Battery-Operated LED Pumpkin Lights with Remote and Timer |  | Best for Pumpkin Displays | Quantity: 4 lights | Light color: Orange | Power: 2 AA batteries per light; batteries not included | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| 112 ft Smart RGB Color-Changing LED String Lights with App and Remote |  | Best for App-Controlled Color Effects | Total length: 112 ft (99 ft light string plus 13 ft lead wire) | LED count and spacing: 300 LEDs; 3.94 in spacing | Color: RGB; 16 million colors | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| smart home Halloween decoration | Power |
|---|---|
| Linkind SL5C Smart Solar Spot | — |
| Brizled Smart Outdoor Christma | — |
| Dazzle Bright 164 ft 500 LED S | Corded electric; 30 V, 18 W |
| 240-LED Smart Color-Changing S | Corded electric; 29 V |
| Dazzle Bright 66 ft 200 LED Sm | — |
| 4-Pack Battery-Operated LED Pu | 2 AA batteries per light; batteries not included |
| 112 ft Smart RGB Color-Changin | Corded electric; 29 V |
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Linkind SL5C Smart Solar Spot Lights, IP67
For a Halloween setup that puts color on trees, porch columns, or a prop without running an outdoor extension cord, the Linkind SL5C is the most flexible choice here. Solar power and IP67 water resistance suit exposed yard placements, while adjustable horizontal and vertical aiming helps direct light at a specific decoration. Its AiDot app adds scheduling, grouping, and music-synced effects, making it more automation-friendly than the Bluetooth-only Dazzle Bright 164 ft string lights. The tradeoff is that this is an accent-lighting solution, not a way to outline a whole porch: the listing gives no string length or LED count. Alexa and Google Home control also requires a separate Linkind Bluetooth Mesh Hub, so buyers wanting voice control straight out of the box should look at the Brizled Wi-Fi lights instead.
Pros:- Solar power avoids running a separate cord to each spotlight.
- IP67 water resistance suits outdoor Halloween displays.
- AiDot app supports schedules, music sync, and groups of up to 32 lights.
- 360° horizontal and 180° vertical adjustment helps target decorations.
Cons:- Alexa and Google Home control requires a separately purchased Linkind Bluetooth Mesh Hub.
- The stated up-to-14-hour runtime applies to energy-saving mode, not every setting.
- Spotlights illuminate selected areas rather than providing continuous string coverage.
Best for: Halloween decorators who want solar-powered, app-scheduled spotlights to highlight yard props, trees, or architectural details without running power cables to each light.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need continuous string lighting, want voice control without an added hub, or need a guaranteed lighting duration outside energy-saving mode.
- Model:SL5C
- Power source:Solar
- Lighting duration:Up to 14 hours in energy-saving mode
- Colors:16 million
- Water resistance:IP67
- Adjustment:360° horizontal and 180° vertical
- App and grouping:AiDot; up to 32 lights across 8 groups
- Voice control:Amazon Alexa and Google Home with separately purchased Linkind Bluetooth Mesh Hub
Our verdict“Choose the SL5C for flexible, solar-powered Halloween accent lighting, but pick Brizled if you want a voice-controlled string-light setup without a separate hub.”
Brizled Smart Outdoor Christmas Lights, 99 ft, 300 LEDs
The Brizled string is the clearest pick for buyers who want Wi-Fi app and voice control over a long run of color-changing lights. Its 99 feet and 300 LEDs can outline a porch or fence, while schedules, timers, groups, and music sync offer practical ways to shift a display through the evening. Compared with the Dazzle Bright 164 ft lights, Brizled is shorter but connects to Alexa and Google Assistant rather than relying on Bluetooth app and remote control. That makes it a better fit for a smart-home routine, though its Wi-Fi limitation matters: it does not support 5 GHz networks. Unlike the solar Linkind SL5C spotlights, these lights also need a suitable power connection, so they work best where the route and outlet are already planned.
Pros:- Alexa and Google Assistant control support smart-home routines.
- 99-foot length and 300 LEDs suit longer outdoor decorating runs.
- App features include scheduling, countdown timers, and group control.
- Music synchronization adds an option for animated Halloween scenes.
Cons:- Does not support 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
- Requires a suitable power connection, unlike the solar Linkind SL5C.
- Offers less coverage than the 164-foot Dazzle Bright string.
Best for: Smart-home users who want Alexa or Google Assistant to control a colorful porch, fence, or eave display and can connect the lights to a compatible 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network.
Not ideal for: Buyers whose Wi-Fi network only offers 5 GHz access, or decorators who need solar lighting for areas without a convenient power connection.
- Length:99 ft
- LED count:300
- Colors:16 million
- Connectivity:Wi-Fi; does not support 5 GHz Wi-Fi
- App compatibility:iOS and Android
- Voice assistants:Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant
- Control features:Group control, scheduling, countdown timer, and music synchronization
Our verdict“Pick Brizled for voice-controlled Wi-Fi string lighting on a compatible network; choose the longer Dazzle Bright if coverage matters more than voice-assistant integration.”
Dazzle Bright 164 ft 500 LED Smart RGB String Lights
When the goal is to span a long fence, wrap several sections of a porch, or carry color across a large room, the 164-foot, 500-LED run gives this Dazzle Bright model the broadest coverage among these string lights. It offers 16 million colors, scene modes, and music sync through a built-in microphone, with both a Bluetooth app and a 44-key remote for control. Compared with the 99-foot Brizled lights, it covers substantially more distance, but it gives up Wi-Fi and Alexa or Google Assistant control. It is also corded and cannot connect end to end, so a single strand may not solve every large-layout plan. Its IP44 rating supports indoor and outdoor use, but it provides less water resistance than the IP67 Linkind spotlights.
Pros:- 164 feet and 500 LEDs offer the longest stated string coverage in this batch.
- Bluetooth app and 44-key remote provide two control options.
- Built-in microphone enables music-synchronized effects.
- IP44 water resistance allows indoor and outdoor use.
Cons:- Bluetooth control does not provide the Wi-Fi voice-assistant features offered by Brizled.
- The string cannot be connected end to end.
- IP44 water resistance is more limited than the Linkind SL5C’s IP67 rating.
Best for: Decorators covering a long fence, broad porch, or large indoor Halloween party area who can use Bluetooth control and plan around one corded strand.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need voice-assistant control, want to join multiple strands end to end, or need stronger water protection for exposed locations.
- Light length:164 ft; 180 ft overall
- Lead wire length:16.5 ft
- LED count:500
- Bulb spacing:3.9 in
- Control:Bluetooth app and 44-key remote
- Power:Corded electric; 30 V, 18 W
- Water resistance and use:IP44; indoor and outdoor
- Connection limit:Light strings cannot be connected end to end
Our verdict“Choose this Dazzle Bright for long Halloween lighting runs controlled by Bluetooth or remote, but favor Brizled if voice-assistant integration is a priority.”
240-LED Smart Color-Changing String Lights, 92 ft
This 92-foot string makes sense for decorators who want color, dimming, and a built-in timer without setting up Wi-Fi or a separate smart-home hub. Bluetooth app control, a remote, and onboard buttons provide several ways to change effects, while the 4-, 6-, or 8-hour timer can switch the display off without relying on a voice assistant. Compared with the Dazzle Bright 66 ft string, it offers more length and a stated waterproof design; compared with Brizled, it is simpler to operate locally but lacks Alexa and Google Assistant integration. That distinction matters for buyers who define “smart” as scheduled voice control across a connected home. This model is corded, and app control depends on Bluetooth range, so it is best for a reachable outlet and nearby phone or remote.
Pros:- 92-foot length and 240 LEDs suit a mid-sized display.
- 4-, 6-, and 8-hour timer options support automatic shutoff.
- Bluetooth app, remote, and buttons allow multiple control methods.
- Waterproof design is listed for indoor and outdoor use.
Cons:- Corded power limits placement where outlets are unavailable.
- App operation depends on Bluetooth rather than Wi-Fi voice-assistant control.
- The stated waterproof design has no IP rating in the supplied product data.
Best for: Decorators who want a timed, color-changing indoor or outdoor display controlled locally by Bluetooth app, remote, or buttons rather than voice assistants.
Not ideal for: Smart-home users who want Alexa or Google Assistant integration, or buyers placing lights beyond Bluetooth control range or away from a power outlet.
- Length:92 ft
- LED count:240
- Light color:Color-changing RGB
- Control:Bluetooth app, remote, and buttons
- Power:Corded electric; 29 V
- Water resistance:Waterproof; no IP rating provided
- Timer:4, 6, or 8 hours
- Features:Dimmable, twinkling, music sync, and memory function
Our verdict“Choose these lights for a timed, locally controlled display with more coverage than the 66-foot Dazzle Bright, but pick Brizled for voice control.”
Dazzle Bright 66 ft 200 LED Smart Color-Changing String Lights
For a smaller Halloween decorating area, the 66-foot Dazzle Bright is easier to fit around a doorway, balcony, or compact porch than the 164-foot version, without giving up color scenes or music sync. Its Bluetooth app and included 44-key remote let buyers adjust effects locally, and the 13.1-foot lead wire can help bridge the gap between an outlet and the start of the display. Compared with the 92-foot, 240-LED string, this model covers less ground but includes 16 million colors and a remote with controls for brightness, speed, timers, and modes. Its IP44 rating supports indoor and outdoor decorating, though it is not the stronger water-protection choice compared with the Linkind SL5C. The string also cannot connect end to end, so expanding coverage means planning another power point and run.
Pros:- 66-foot light length suits smaller decorating areas.
- Bluetooth app and 44-key remote offer phone-free control.
- 16 million colors, multiple scenes, and music synchronization support varied effects.
- 13.1-foot lead wire provides space between the outlet and the lighted section.
Cons:- Cannot connect end to end, limiting expansion into a longer continuous run.
- IP44 water resistance is less protective than the Linkind SL5C’s IP67 rating.
- Bluetooth control does not offer the Wi-Fi voice-assistant features of Brizled.
Best for: Apartment dwellers and homeowners decorating a doorway, balcony, small porch, or compact party area who want app and remote control.
Not ideal for: Buyers covering a long fence or large façade, or anyone who needs to connect multiple strands into one continuous run.
- Model:HB-200COI
- Light and total length:66 ft of lights; 79 ft overall
- Lead wire length:13.1 ft
- LED count and spacing:200 LEDs; 3.9 in spacing
- Colors:RGB; 16 million colors
- Control:Bluetooth app and 44-key remote
- Power and water resistance:Corded electric; IP44
- Warranty:1 year
Our verdict“Choose this Dazzle Bright for a compact Halloween display with app and remote control, but select the 164-foot version or Brizled for broader coverage.”
4-Pack Battery-Operated LED Pumpkin Lights with Remote and Timer
For a Halloween setup centered on carved pumpkins, I’d choose these four battery-powered lights over a long string-light set. Each light offers flicker and steady modes, so you can give a pumpkin a candle-like effect or use a calmer glow for other seasonal decorations. The remote works from up to 20 feet away and adjusts brightness and operation, while the 2-, 4-, 6-, and 8-hour timer can shut the lights off without a nightly trip around the display.
Compared with the app-controlled 112 ft Smart RGB String Lights, this set is simpler and more focused: it does not offer color changes, music sync, or broad coverage. The tradeoff is that all four lights need two AA batteries each, and batteries are not included. I’d pick it for a small, flameless pumpkin arrangement, not for connected whole-yard effects.
Pros:- Four separate lights can illuminate multiple pumpkins or decorations.
- Flicker and steady settings suit both candle-like and consistent lighting.
- Remote control operates the lights and adjusts brightness from up to 20 feet away.
- Four timer durations and cool-running LEDs support convenient flameless display lighting.
Cons:- Requires eight AA batteries total, and none are included.
- Orange-only lighting lacks the color choices and effects available with smart RGB string lights.
- Battery operation may require replacement batteries during extended seasonal use.
Best for: Decorators lighting several carved pumpkins or small seasonal displays who want remote operation and automatic shutoff without an app.
Not ideal for: Shoppers creating a large, colorful yard display or seeking app control, music sync, or rechargeable lights.
- Quantity:4 lights
- Light color:Orange
- Power:2 AA batteries per light; batteries not included
- Lighting modes:Flicker and steady
- Timer:2, 4, 6, or 8 hours on
- Remote range:Up to 20 ft (6 m)
- Safety certification:UL588
Our verdict“Choose this set for remote-controlled, flameless pumpkin lighting; skip it if you want app-based color effects or broad outdoor coverage.”
112 ft Smart RGB Color-Changing LED String Lights with App and Remote
For a Halloween display that needs to cover a porch, railing, or several sections of a room, I’d favor these 112-foot RGB lights over the compact pumpkin lights in this roundup. Their 300 LEDs, app and remote controls, and 73 scene modes offer much more scope for changing the look, while music sync, timers, memory, and group control add useful ways to run a coordinated display. Bluetooth control and dimming make the effects adjustable rather than fixed to one preset.
Compared with the Dazzle Bright 164 ft 500 LED Smart RGB String Lights, this set is shorter and has fewer LEDs, so it suits a more contained decorating area. Its outdoor suitability comes with a caveat: the data lists both IP44 and IPX7, and the plug must stay away from water. I’d choose it for feature-rich seasonal lighting, but not where the power connection may be exposed to rain.
Pros:- 112-foot string and 300 LEDs cover substantial decorating areas.
- App and remote control provide customizable colors, scenes, and dynamic effects.
- Timer, memory, dimming, music sync, and group control support flexible display routines.
- Designed for indoor and outdoor use, with IP44 listed in the description.
Cons:- Corded power limits placement and requires access to an outlet.
- The plug must be kept away from water, which complicates exposed outdoor installations.
- Water-resistance information conflicts between IP44 and IPX7.
Best for: Halloween decorators with a porch, railing, or indoor room to cover who want app-controlled colors, music sync, and programmable effects.
Not ideal for: Buyers needing solar power, a shorter simple pumpkin light, or an outdoor setup where the plug cannot be kept sheltered.
- Total length:112 ft (99 ft light string plus 13 ft lead wire)
- LED count and spacing:300 LEDs; 3.94 in spacing
- Color:RGB; 16 million colors
- Lighting effects:73 scene modes and 34 dynamic lighting modes
- Control and connectivity:App and remote; Bluetooth
- Features:Dimmable, timer, memory, music sync, and group control
- Power:Corded electric; 29 V
- Use and water resistance:Indoor and outdoor; IP44 listed in description and IPX7 stated in product information
Our verdict“Pick these for a long, customizable Halloween light display with app control, provided you can protect the plug from water.”
How We Picked
I ranked these options by how well their power source, coverage, and controls match common Halloween decorating jobs. Outdoor suitability matters for yard displays, while string length and LED count help indicate whether a set is better suited to a small accent or a larger run. I also considered whether app, remote, solar, or timer operation solves a real setup need rather than adding features a buyer may not use.
The ranking gives priority to versatility and clear use cases, then distinguishes products by scale and convenience. The Linkind solar spotlights rank first for outdoor flexibility; Brizled follows as a balanced string-light choice, while the longer Dazzle Bright set is better for expansive coverage than compact decorating. The remaining strings and pumpkin lights have narrower roles, so buyers can choose based on available power, desired coverage, and how much smart control they want.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Smart Home Halloween Decorations
Before picking a decoration, I’d plan the display around where it goes, how it gets power, and what you want it to do. These choices often matter more than adding another color mode or extra length.
Match the Power Source to the Display Location
Start by locating outdoor outlets and checking whether a cord can reach the display without crossing a walkway or driveway. Solar lights can sidestep outlet access, but their performance depends on receiving enough sunlight where the panel is placed. Battery-operated lights are easier to move and avoid cord routing, though they need battery changes or charging depending on their design. Plug-in strings suit locations with reliable outlet access and long-running displays. A common mistake is choosing a long string first, then discovering the outlet is too far away. Map the route and power access before choosing between solar, batteries, or a corded set.
Choose Coverage for the Shape of Your Display
Measure the actual path you plan to decorate, including turns, gaps, and the distance from the outlet or controller to the first light. A listed length can include sections that do not emit light, so check the product details for illuminated length and lead-cord length before ordering. Longer sets can simplify a broad roofline or fence, but extra cable can be awkward around a small porch or doorway. LED count also affects how densely lights are spaced, so two strings with similar lengths may create different visual coverage. Avoid joining multiple sets unless the manufacturer says they are compatible. A simple sketch with measurements helps prevent both shortfalls and excess string.
Decide How Much Smart Control You Will Use
App control can help when you want to change colors or effects without reaching a controller, particularly for lights mounted high or spread across a yard. A remote may be simpler for a single display that needs occasional adjustments. Timer functions can reduce the need to remember a nightly switch-on, while a basic battery set can be the better fit for decorations that only need a steady glow. Do not assume that “smart” means voice control or compatibility with a particular home platform; check the product’s stated control methods and requirements. Buyers who want one coordinated scene should verify that their chosen lights can be controlled together. Otherwise, a simpler control method may be easier to maintain.
Treat Weather Resistance as a Location-Specific Requirement
Outdoor placement exposes decorations to rain, damp ground, and temperature changes that indoor products may not handle. Check the stated weather rating for the light and its power components, not only the string or fixture itself. The Linkind SL5C’s IP67 rating is a clear outdoor-oriented specification, but it does not mean every connector or installation detail can be ignored. Keep plugs and connections positioned as the manufacturer directs, and avoid assuming a product is safe outdoors based on holiday styling alone. If a decoration will sit under a covered porch, its exposure differs from a stake placed in an open lawn. Match the product’s stated rating to the actual conditions at your home.
Balance Reuse, Storage, and Seasonal Setup
Halloween decorations are often packed away for much of the year, so think about whether the set will store neatly and work for other occasions. RGB strings can serve beyond Halloween if their controls allow colors suitable for other holidays or everyday accent lighting. Pumpkin lights have a more specific look, which may be exactly right for a themed display but less flexible in other seasons. Long strings need careful winding to avoid tangles and strain on the wiring. Before buying several sets, check whether they can be connected or synchronized as one system rather than assuming similar-looking products will cooperate. Reuse matters most when storage space is limited or the display changes from year to year.
Pay for Scale or Convenience, Not Features You Won’t Use
A longer string or higher LED count is useful only if your planned display needs the extra reach and density. For a small entryway, a compact set may be easier to arrange and store than a large coil of surplus lights. A solar spotlight can solve an outdoor power problem, while a battery-operated set may be preferable when flexible placement matters more than app control. Spend more for a feature that removes a real obstacle, such as the right weather protection or enough length to cover a measured area. Avoid paying for app functions if you expect to set the lights once and leave them alone. The best fit is the one that matches your layout and routine, not the one with the longest feature list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use smart Halloween lights outdoors if the product page says they are color-changing?
Color-changing describes the lighting effect, not whether a product can handle outdoor conditions. Check for an explicit outdoor-use statement and a weather-resistance rating that suits the location. Pay attention to plugs, controllers, and connections as well as the light string itself, since those parts may need protection or a sheltered position. The Linkind SL5C listing specifies IP67, while the other products should be checked individually for their stated exposure limits. If the details do not clearly support outdoor use, keep the set indoors or in a protected area allowed by the manufacturer.
Should I choose solar spotlights or smart string lights for a yard display?
Choose solar spotlights when you want to highlight separate features such as a tree, wall, or seasonal prop and do not want to run a cord to each one. Choose string lights when the goal is a continuous line of color along a fence, roofline, or railing. Solar placement depends on the panel receiving suitable sunlight, while strings depend on reachable power and a route that fits the display. These formats serve different jobs, so one does not automatically replace the other. For a layered yard scene, spotlights and strings can complement each other if their power and control needs fit your setup.
How much string-light length should I buy for a porch or fence?
Measure the route the lights will follow rather than estimating from the overall width of the area. Include corners, drops, spacing between sections, and the distance from the outlet to the start of the display. Then check whether the listed product length includes a dark lead cord or other unlit sections. A 66-foot set may be easier to manage for a limited area, while the 99-foot and 164-foot options suit longer runs if their power arrangements work for the location. I’d avoid buying based on extra length alone if the surplus would need to be bundled outdoors or stored each season.
Do I need app control, or is a remote and timer enough for Halloween decorations?
App control is most useful when you plan to change colors or effects often, or when the lights are difficult to reach. A remote and timer can be more straightforward for decorations that need a set schedule and only occasional changes. The four-pack of pumpkin lights in this roundup uses a remote and timer, offering simpler operation than app-controlled strings. Check the product’s listed controls rather than assuming every smart light supports a home assistant or can join a wider system. If you only need a seasonal glow, fewer control steps may make setup easier.
Can I connect or synchronize different smart light sets for one Halloween scene?
Do not assume that products with similar RGB features will connect or synchronize. Compatibility can depend on the control app, controller, product series, and the manufacturer’s stated linking limits. Review the instructions for each set before buying multiple products, especially if coordinated color changes matter to your display. If the sets cannot sync, you may still be able to set similar colors individually, but timing and effects may not match. When a unified scene is the priority, choosing compatible sets from the same product line is a safer plan than mixing by appearance alone.
Conclusion
For the best overall outdoor flexibility, I recommend the Linkind SL5C solar spotlights; they stand apart from the string-light options with solar power and an IP67 rating. Choose Brizled’s 99-foot set for a balanced string-light display, or Dazzle Bright’s 164-foot, 500-LED set when broad coverage is the main need and its control and power requirements suit your layout. The 66-foot Dazzle Bright string is my best value by role for a smaller area, while the four-pack of battery-operated pumpkin lights is the best choice for beginners who want easy placement and remote-and-timer operation. For a specific compact display, that shorter string is easier to manage than the longest options; for a large run, compare the 240-LED, 92-foot and 112-foot smart strings against your measured route and preferred controls. I’d choose by power access and display scale first, then narrow the options by the control features you will actually use.
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