Amazon Prime deal. Until Midnight Tuesday. £79.99 with 10PRIME40 code (if use Prime now for first time...) basically half price!
Bayonet bulbs same price.
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NeoTrix
11 Jul 17#1
Excellent price! Showing £89.99 for all though?! Poss £79.99 for students with code then? :sunglasses:
badgerman26 to NeoTrix
11 Jul 17#2
Sorry edited to make it more clear.
ShadySmalls
11 Jul 17#3
Been waiting on this, better deals than I was expecting too, having to get my mate to sign up for prime to bag more bulbs though max 1 per customer
NeoTrix
11 Jul 17#4
All good! Cracking price for this, nice spot!
pjn
11 Jul 17#5
Knew I should've held out another week - didn't think they'd beat the £119 starter kit/motion detector deal! At least I've consoled myself by purchasing some half-price bulbs instead...
donnamaca to pjn
11 Jul 17#6
me too, don't even want the motion sensor it's still in the box! love the lights though, definitely worth a purchase
davidmaiden18183 to pjn
11 Jul 17#7
Me too, I wanted the sensors thought so if you factor the cost of them in too it's a pretty similar deal.
davidmaiden18183
11 Jul 17#8
STUDENT10 doesn't work for me 'The promotional code you entered cannot be applied to your purchase'
pjn to davidmaiden18183
11 Jul 17#9
Do you have a Student Prime Account? Only works with that one.
yiu
11 Jul 17#10
I got the previous deal too. But I haven't even opened the delivery box yet. Returning it costs £3.99. which still makes this new deal a few quid cheaper.
davidmaiden18183
11 Jul 17#11
Ah ok, didn't know there was such a thing
Funk_punk
11 Jul 17#12
Thanks, ordered this & cancelled my order for the ambilight lamp.
MSK.
11 Jul 17#13
STUDENT10 - 'The promotional code you entered has expired.' :'(
elliotsamuda
11 Jul 17#14
Just bought the echos and some generic wifi bulbs for £20, can anyone explain why the hue is better? I don't mind paying the extra if it's necessary
heedrick
11 Jul 17#15
Can anyone tell me if the b22 pack is the same the as the e27 only different connectors, as I want these but have pin connectors in my house. Thank you
badgerman26 to heedrick
11 Jul 171#16
Yep. They are the same.
DeeKay86
11 Jul 17#17
Student code has expired - gutted
19DembaBa19
11 Jul 17#18
Isn't this cheaper in prime now app with code
Ross87
11 Jul 172#19
Didn't need, or want to have Wi-Fi lighting. Purchased.
jenmumof5
11 Jul 17#20
has anyone compared this hue kit to the tp-link or any other cheaper stand alone smart bulbs? want to start up with some smart lighting but not sure which road to go down!
luilui
11 Jul 17#21
Available on Prime Now for £79.99 with 10NOW40 code
Wilzia
11 Jul 17#22
Can anyone tell me if this has motion sensor built in?
Somnus to Wilzia
11 Jul 17#23
No it doesn't. This is a separate component named the Hue Motion Sensor. You can get one (and only 1) for £17.99 on Amazon today. Normally about £33.
Dando83
11 Jul 17#24
Bought this last week with the motion detection sensor. This appears to be a slightly better deal. Oh well.
I must say, being able to voice control the lounge lights with Echo is the schizz. And with two pendants dangling in the lounge you can have some cool scene setting going on.
rog84
11 Jul 17#25
Do they do a 100 watt equivalent?
MSK. to rog84
11 Jul 17#26
No. More's the pity. I think they work out about 800 lumen IIRC.
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Bayonet bulbs same price.
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I must say, being able to voice control the lounge lights with Echo is the schizz. And with two pendants dangling in the lounge you can have some cool scene setting going on.