Be warned, it's a slippery slope. Once you've bought one Hue light you'll want them in every room!

Does this work with the Hue Bridge and App?

HAWT

Why the cold votes? Never owned one but had my eye on them for a long time so know the price is good.

Maybe a fair point but not having bought one yet I couldn't say. Either way, the point of the voting is to rate prices rather than products surely and I'm pretty confident this is a good price for the Iris.

Update: http://uk.camelcamelcamel.com/Philips-LivingColors-Colour-Changing-Light/product/B008B4DC7K

Mine has lasted 5 years at 18hrs a day. So it is £8 a year, and very low energy cost.

slkdjfsjd tempting. The main reason I would get one is you can pair it up with an app to make it a light clock. Might be a different model that does that though.

Black or clear available...Great price!

Fantastic deal. I have 2 in front room. Bought 2 as presents and just ordered thus fr daughters Christmas present. Thanks op never seen them so cheap

Be warned, it's a slippery slope. Once you've bought one Hue light you'll want them in every room!

Missed it, sold out, next time.

I'd look into it first before taking the plunge! I know the sleep as android app lets you use it as a sunrise alarm, but I dunno about others... I think it requires a philips Hue bridge or something though, which costs extra =\

I have a Hue bridge and two Hue lights, I just hadn't thought of using one as a wake up clock. I think it's a great idea. ^_^

I'm struggling here, what is the actual point of these? just colours? Genuine question.

Hmm, seems pricey even at that then if that's all. May as well have a time controlled plug for when on holidays.

I forgot to mention it will also cook your breakfast and make cups of tea :wink: Not sure what else you'd want from a light? They're pretty cool, but not for everyone

I mean obviously I didn't expect it to do the dishes... But I just don't see why it's so much money when you can buy a few strips of colour changing LEDs that do the same.