Set lights to turn on and off when you're away from home
Control from your iOS and Android smart devices
Always up to date
Enjoy light effects synced to your moment
Customise your connected lighting
Connect up to 50 bulbs and lamps
Use the timer to set alarms and change your lights over time
Philips Hue Personal wireless lighting 8718291797111 Hue lux — warm white light Starter pack 2 x E27 9 W LED bulbs & bridge Mobile device controlled
Control your lights from anywhere
App-controlled light settings in an instant Control your lights from anywhere. Philips Hue lux brings you a bright and dimmable warm, white light that you can control from your smart device. Hue lux bulbs fit into existing E27 light fittings. Step into the world of connected lighting.
Latest comments (33)
Billythebubble
26 Aug 17#3
Can hackers break into your WI-FI
Russonf to Billythebubble
26 Aug 17#5
Yes? But that’s got nothing to do with this
aje2010 to Russonf
29 Aug 17#33
They could hack in and turn your lights low :wink:
Marc.Dalton
26 Aug 17#23
Love my hue system I have the starter kit and three strip lights built into ceiling and a lamp and oh my this is the best lighting system I have used, and playing no man's sky while using a camera app to project what lighting is on the tele, to the lights is just mesmerising,
Hammerheads29 to Marc.Dalton
26 Aug 17#25
You can get the lights to change dynamically depending on what's on the telly? How so
jenmumof5 to Hammerheads29
26 Aug 17#29
I'd like to know that too. Looking at led strips for behind the telly that adapt to the screen colouring but they're muchos £££'s
Gem.Tam to Marc.Dalton
29 Aug 17#32
M8, you should use screenbloom instead, then you don't have to use your phone like that, check it out it's amazing and has a ton of options and it's free.
Says there are 9 left in stock yet when I went to buy I got:
Product no longer available
Your order could not be placed because one or more items in your basket is no longer available to buy.
Please return to the basket page for further details
:disappointed:
umirza85
26 Aug 17#22
Is the the v2 bridge?
deeky to umirza85
26 Aug 17#28
Yes.
V1=round V2=square
manbearpig
26 Aug 17#27
Whats the benefit of these?
I get that you can dim using a smart phone. Change colours if you spend more money, but what else? Got to be the worst gimmick ever if thats all.
KyleGM
26 Aug 17#26
£6.91 shipping to NI :disappointed:
R.H
26 Aug 17#24
That sad moment when your late to the party and see "Sorry :disappointed: This batch has all been caught. Better luck next time." I'll find you sneaky Flamedeers!
si7verwolf
26 Aug 17#21
Great deal - won't John Lewis price match though?
adamclacher
26 Aug 17#14
What comparison site are you using for the image in the description?
ubmaniac to adamclacher
26 Aug 17#17
Bump, I too would like to know which price comparison tool was used for that. Thank you in advance
These are the best lights to purchase - it's true, the colour ones are better IMO - but I have never had an issue. My tiny bare on the hue system is if the power fails all the lights come on - but set a timer...
meridiusuk
26 Aug 17#10
will this hub work with wemo devices so that you can create activities ?
thanks
haritori to meridiusuk
26 Aug 17#13
Wont work with Wemo stuff.
This is only an OK deal if you dont own a bridge, as the bulbs can be had for under £15.00 each and these bulbs are good for putting in places you're not bother about colour temp eg hallways and and main lights for instance I have these in the the bedroom main lights and halls, i use ambience in the living rooms etc..
MrPuddington
26 Aug 17#11
They really shouldn't call this package "Hue", because the lights are only white, so they are not proper "Hue" lights.
But given that the bridge usually costs 50 pounds (outrageous, hm?), it seems to be a good package deal.
metallica182 to MrPuddington
26 Aug 17#12
Maybe it has 1 million different shades of white.
h3llo_fr1end
26 Aug 17#9
Good price and heated. If it's just a simple on/off/dim setup you're after then this is ideal. However, if you're going to start a serious Hue setup you're going to end up spending a lot more, you'd be better investing in a Colour Starter Kit, even at full price.
Russonf
26 Aug 17#8
Yeelight is honestly the best option for the price
NFS
26 Aug 17#7
Thanks for the comments, might see if I can take my TP link bulb back to Maplin for a refund and then get these
NFS
26 Aug 17#2
Anyone that uses the Hue bulbs do you get a bayonet adapter with them as it doesn't mention in the write up as only bayonet connections in our lights picked up a TP-link bulb yesterday which comes with a bayonet adapter but if these come with adaptors I'll get them as works out cheaper to add more bulbs as the TP link ones are £25 eac
Russonf to NFS
26 Aug 17#4
They do two version. ES and BC. ES don’t come with the adapter
wokerz to NFS
26 Aug 17#6
lots of adaptors on amazon for for about £2 had to grab a few myself
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Philips Hue White wireless Bulb Starter Kit
£39.99 delivered
@ BT Shop
Control your lights from anywhere. Philips Hue lux brings you a bright and dimmable warm, white light that you can control from your smart device. Hue lux bulbs fit into existing E27 light fittings. Step into the world of connected lighting.
Latest comments (33)
screenbloom.com/
Please return to the basket page for further details
:disappointed:
V1=round
V2=square
I get that you can dim using a smart phone. Change colours if you spend more money, but what else? Got to be the worst gimmick ever if thats all.
thanks
This is only an OK deal if you dont own a bridge, as the bulbs can be had for under £15.00 each and these bulbs are good for putting in places you're not bother about colour temp eg hallways and and main lights for instance I have these in the the bedroom main lights and halls, i use ambience in the living rooms etc..
But given that the bridge usually costs 50 pounds (outrageous, hm?), it seems to be a good package deal.
picked up a TP-link bulb yesterday which comes with a bayonet adapter but if these come with adaptors I'll get them as works out cheaper to add more bulbs as the TP link ones are £25 eac