New budget aquarium light suggestions

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Hi everyone. I am currently renovating my reef tank, and my 2 lominie pixie 150s that came with the aquarium from the previous owner can't connect to wifi, their timers no longer work, they do not obey the controller etc.

So, I am looking for a new aquarium light, for a 60cm deep 90cm long tank (Red Sea Reefer 250), that are able to support lps/sps corals, wifi controllable, have custom day/night cycle and if possible moonlight and individual channel control.

My budget is max 500 eur tops, maybe a bit more if it's worth it, but I'm running kinda tight now, because I am changing sand/rockscape and want to add new corals etc

Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks in advance!
 
The noo psyche k7 looks like exactly what I need. Thank you very much!
 
I'm telling you get the NICREW HyperReef 100 Gen 2 the 65w for my Evo 13 gallon fluval is better the the AI prime people say it's has a full spectrum and the only this is you need to by the controller separate from the light but for a big think I would get a couple of the NICREW HyperReef 100/150 Gen 2 or the NICREW HyperReef 200 Gen 2 and if you want you could get like 5 or 10 65w NICREW reef lights is only 99.00 so it's a very good light for the price and the Corals mine have grown so much
 
I will take a look at them, but it seems like they're over the budget... Except if the prices in Europe are so different
 

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