Smart Lighting for your home - Sync your Philips Hue lights with movies and music through your iOS and Android devices
Turn on imagination - Play with light and choose from 16 million colours. The bulbs have been improved with deeper and richer green, cyan and blue colours for an even better scene setting in your home.
Light for your health and well being - Pre-set light settings on the Philips Hue App to help your kid to Concentrate, for you to Energize, for your family to Read and Relax
Turn on your peace of mind - control your lights from anywhere with the Philips Hue app
Control your lights your way - set light schedules for easy home automation
Control your Philips Hue lights with your voice on Amazon Echo, Amazon Echo Dot and Amazon Tap
Better deal same price for only on for 3 more hours amazon daily deal. God knows why this is hot and it is not maybe just the bulb type. Added a £50 switch NB. it is E27. Hope no one has ordered topic deal today and missed out.
DJBenz
21 Sep 17#19
I have very few lights in my house that take bayonet bulbs, mostly ceiling lights that have E14 clear candle bulbs or GU10 downlighters. What's my alternative?
spongebob1913
21 Sep 17#17
does the yeelight work with alexa? just curious? id buy these, but 120 is a tad too much... always have concerns over cheap Chinese electronics, but may risk it for the price difference!
aobriain to spongebob1913
22 Sep 17#20
Yes. The Yeelight works with Alexa and Google Home. Have them both working with Yeelights just fine. On/Off - Change Colour etc.
spongebob1913 to aobriain
25 Sep 17#22
cheers!
hairray
21 Sep 17#14
Cold. Packs now come with the light switch. As another user has stated, Amazon had these up for £89 2-3 months ago, will drop again.
hambrook
21 Sep 17#13
Do they ever have the GU10 pack on promotion ( 3 with hub). Got a whole lounge to kit out
edgeone to hambrook
21 Sep 17#16
Haven't seen one yet. I have an alert on the Camels as I'm in the same situation but with a bathroom.
andrewp to hambrook
21 Sep 17#18
Yes they were a couple of months back, but be careful with the colour ones. I found out to my cost the colour gu10's are too long to fit. I have 2 sitting in a box. Managed to use 1 in a lamp I had. The white and ambiance ones fit fine and as having different colours doesn't matter to me, they work really well for changing brightness/mood
hambrook to andrewp
27 Sep 17#23
I'm just about to have a lounge installed with some new spotlights so have a free choice of light fitting. Any suggestions as to light fittings that will take the colour GU10s? I managed to pick up 6 bulbs off eBay for £160
andrewp to hambrook
28 Sep 17#24
You just need to make sure the depth is good enough to take the bulb without it sticking out of your ceiling. I'm not sure on exact fittings sorry as i'm no good with diy
mitchmccarthy1
20 Sep 17#12
Great price, bought mine for £129 last week.
Highly recommend.
opaninkofi
20 Sep 17#5
Wait 4 Black friday if in no hurry. These will be under £80 I guess. They were £89 on prime day deals. I paid £120 for mine including motion sensor so this to me is no deal
bbfb123
20 Sep 17#2
I don't understand. What's so special about light bulbs that it seems a deal to pay £120 for a set you can change colour on?
Has this world gone mad?
edgeone to bbfb123
20 Sep 17#3
Try them and find out (or visit a friend with some). My electrician said the same thing until he saw / used them.
bbfb123 to edgeone
20 Sep 17#6
I'm sorry but I'm not one of these people who sees my ordinary 50w plain white light bulb as boring or lacking features so I don't think I'll ever be tempted to spend 120 quid on some fancy colour changing bulbs.
edgeone to bbfb123
20 Sep 17#7
In that case may I suggest you at least get some energy efficiency ones :wink:
bellboys to bbfb123
20 Sep 17#8
How about 21 quid on 3 Xiaomi Yeelights, though? Similar functionality as Hue and the added advantage of needing no bridge to work (so just the bulbs needed) They have regularly been on offer from the usual Chinese e-commerce sites and plenty of deals for them have been on HUKD recently. Even the 'normal' price is only 13 quid per bulb. Philips take the pee with their pricing...
dimav83 to bbfb123
20 Sep 17#10
Plus remote control, and voice. Or by schedule or event. It is just useful, sometimes.
bbfb123 to dimav83
20 Sep 17#11
But you can buy cheap timer switches for a pound. I don't know i guess I'm just one of few people without 120 quid spare to spend on colourful light bulbs :grin:
hairray to bbfb123
21 Sep 17#15
You can set the timer on your phone. 120 is a lot of £££
ImpulsiveTurtle
20 Sep 17#1
Good price for these. The bayonet ones never seem to be on offer. Having recently purchased Yeelights for about £8 a bulb, I’m struggling to see how they can have such amassive mark up on these.
edgeone to ImpulsiveTurtle
20 Sep 17#4
Yeelights aren't as bright so in some situations you would need more than one. Reasonable as an alternative though.
bellboys to edgeone
20 Sep 17#9
Reasonable alternative? The Yeelights i originally bought (3) cost approx 85% less than this Philips Hue starter pack! A very real and sensible alternative would be my view...
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Better deal same price for only on for 3 more hours amazon daily deal. God knows why this is hot and it is not maybe just the bulb type.
Added a £50 switch NB. it is E27. Hope no one has ordered topic deal today and missed out.
Highly recommend.
Has this world gone mad?
Having recently purchased Yeelights for about £8 a bulb, I’m struggling to see how they can have such amassive mark up on these.