Great price for 2 Hue spots. - 1 per customer though
This item Philips Hue White Ambiance Personal Wireless Lighting 5.5 W GU10 LED Twin Pack Spot Lights, 2 x Hue White Ambiance 5.5 W GU10 Spot Lights, Perfect Fit, Works with Alexa
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Bogami to Bigfootpete
11 Jul 173#7
Seriously? People use a switch to turn on electric lightbulbs? I just use an oil lamp, a wick and matches. #firstworldproblems ;-)
Bigfootpete
11 Jul 173#4
Seriously? People waste £27 on two light bulbs because they are too lazy to get up and flick a switch? #firstworldproblems
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Bigfootpete
12 Jul 17#24
Who's whinging?
mspychala
11 Jul 17#23
Gone?
tajaz01
11 Jul 17#22
I managed to order 3 of the motion switchs and they came today . Had to do separate orders tho
fcbarcelona1990
11 Jul 17#5
You can order more, just create a second amazon account and try prime for 30 days.
ublewit to fcbarcelona1990
11 Jul 17#21
Another adult at the same address as me has just created an account specifically to order these bulbs (I had ordered them this morning as well). He has just had his order cancelled and he was told it was strictly one per customer and the use of multiple accounts to get round this was not allowed!
Same surname, same address, different person, different email, different payment card.
alexjameshaines
11 Jul 171#1
Was tempted but need the bridge for these so it's a no go for me ATM.
dimav83 to alexjameshaines
11 Jul 17#20
You can easily get a kit with a bridge, the are frequent deals on them. Or just get a bridge on ebay, lots of offers. (have 2 spare ones myself)
The bulbs look slightly different in the pictures.
Ignore - I've just clocked that the others are colour bulbs
warlockuk
11 Jul 171#18
I bought this pack, and also the 50 quid bundle that has the bridge, two lamp bulbs and a dimmer/on/off switch.
The cool factor with these is being able to automate - for example, linking to motion sensors for when people enter the house/room, setting timers, setting lighting zones so that instead of going to 4 or 5 dimmers or on/off switches you can voice activate or use one button...
The initial 'why?' nerd factor is legitimate, but once you get a few bits of automation sorted it does make setting a nice ambience much easier.
moozoo
11 Jul 17#17
Gutted that I bought 2 sets a couple of months ago but work great for porch lighting in combination with the motion sensor.
zorbathegeek
11 Jul 17#16
Would consider doing the same but the previous owner installed a billion ceiling spotlights so it'd look a bit weird!
knack
11 Jul 17#15
I'm the same. Installed hue in lamps instead which has been a bit more economically viable.
zorbathegeek
11 Jul 17#14
Reckon I have 30 of these bulb fittings around the house so it's way too expensive for me. What am I meant to do, wait for Prime day every year to get the job done for a semi reasonable price? :neutral_face:
I'll stick to the dimmer switch.
daver77
11 Jul 17#11
Perfect Fit.....does that mean they fit normal a GU10 housing?
OllieSt to daver77
11 Jul 171#13
Yes
Somnus
11 Jul 17#12
I only bought my first Hue bulb last week and it's already turned out to be an addiction. I've jumped on this from previous comments that GU10s are never usually on offer
blueclouduk
11 Jul 17#2
Great price.
Was able to order two lots.
My wife and I share a Prime subscription.
OllieSt to blueclouduk
11 Jul 17#10
I've been waiting for a deal on these, as they are normally prohibitively expensive. I needed 4 lots and have got friends and family to order 1 lot each delivered to me
Bigfootpete
11 Jul 173#4
Seriously? People waste £27 on two light bulbs because they are too lazy to get up and flick a switch? #firstworldproblems
Oneday77 to Bigfootpete
11 Jul 171#6
I know, when I'm visiting family 160miles away. I love nipping home to put the light son at home to pretend I'm in.
Also when I wire in my dimmer switch and additional cabling to dim the lights over the TV that is just time I love to waste.
Bogami to Bigfootpete
11 Jul 173#7
Seriously? People use a switch to turn on electric lightbulbs? I just use an oil lamp, a wick and matches. #firstworldproblems ;-)
LeeLad to Bigfootpete
11 Jul 172#9
Whinging about what complete strangers spend their own money on? #firstworldproblems
WalkerboyUK
11 Jul 171#8
£27.50 for 2 bulbs, £45 for the bridge, and then whatever tech/smart device on top to control it from outside the house...
And presumably you want these bulbs all around the house, which makes it a bit expensive.
Don't see why to be honest, but that's just me.
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This item Philips Hue White Ambiance Personal Wireless Lighting 5.5 W GU10 LED Twin Pack Spot Lights, 2 x Hue White Ambiance 5.5 W GU10 Spot Lights, Perfect Fit, Works with Alexa
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Same surname, same address, different person, different email, different payment card.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B0152WXDOA/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=A3P5ROKL5A1OLE&psc=1
The bulbs look slightly different in the pictures.
Ignore - I've just clocked that the others are colour bulbs
The cool factor with these is being able to automate - for example, linking to motion sensors for when people enter the house/room, setting timers, setting lighting zones so that instead of going to 4 or 5 dimmers or on/off switches you can voice activate or use one button...
The initial 'why?' nerd factor is legitimate, but once you get a few bits of automation sorted it does make setting a nice ambience much easier.
I'll stick to the dimmer switch.
Was able to order two lots.
My wife and I share a Prime subscription.
Also when I wire in my dimmer switch and additional cabling to dim the lights over the TV that is just time I love to waste.
And presumably you want these bulbs all around the house, which makes it a bit expensive.
Don't see why to be honest, but that's just me.