Amazon have the Philips Living Colors Iris for 39 quid on Deal Of The Day!
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bigvic
4 Jul 163#12
Be warned, it's a slippery slope. Once you've bought one Hue light you'll want them in every room!
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tjc2005
4 Jul 16#23
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.
TheMexicaliKid
4 Jul 16#22
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
tjc2005
4 Jul 16#21
Hmm, seems pricey even at that then if that's all. May as well have a time controlled plug for when on holidays.
tjc2005
4 Jul 16#19
I'm struggling here, what is the actual point of these? just colours? Genuine question.
TheMexicaliKid to tjc2005
4 Jul 16#20
App controlled, so you can go on holiday and still control your lights at home from your phone. Use them as disco lights, mood lights etc
deard69
4 Jul 16#13
Missed it, sold out, next time.
matedodgy to deard69
4 Jul 161#18
It will be back for Amazon Prime Day.
bigvic
4 Jul 163#12
Be warned, it's a slippery slope. Once you've bought one Hue light you'll want them in every room!
justonemorepie to bigvic
4 Jul 16#17
All too true. I've chased all the deals for hue bulbs and now have enough to do all of the rooms of a four bedroom flat.
Cybirea
4 Jul 16#16
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. ^_^
JetFlash
4 Jul 16#15
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 =\
JetFlash
4 Jul 16#8
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.
Cybirea to JetFlash
4 Jul 16#14
That's such a good idea! I've just thrown my radio alarm out, having on of these on a slow fade up at a specific time in the morning would be a great wake up. Thanks. ^_^
5Rivers79
4 Jul 16#1
Does this work with the Hue Bridge and App?
Badpoet to 5Rivers79
4 Jul 16#11
Sure does, you can also use the remote to manage several lights/bulbs to though they are a bit of a pain to set up once done they work fine.
gr8h8me
4 Jul 161#10
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
Apogee00
4 Jul 16#9
Black or clear available...Great price!
HedgyHoggy
4 Jul 16#7
Mine has lasted 5 years at 18hrs a day. So it is £8 a year, and very low energy cost.
KendallC
4 Jul 161#6
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.
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