PHILIPS HUE Hue White Bluetooth LED Bulb - E27, Twin Pack
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Price: £22.99
Brand: PHILIPS HUE
10/14/2019
Description: The Philips Hue White Bluetooth LED Bulb works straight out the box - simply fit your bulb and use the Philips Hue Bluetooth app for easy control. Set the mood with a warm white light, ideal for relaxing evenings and dinner parties. Control your light without reaching for your phone. With an Amazon Alexa or Google Home device, you can use simple voice commands such as, 'Alexa, dim the lights' or 'Hey Google, turn on the table lamp', to control your lights. Ready to expand your options? Unlock the full potential of your smart lighting any time with a Hue Bridge (sold separately). You'll be able to add more lights, control your lighting away from home, and set schedules.
Category: Lighting
Merchant: Currys PC World
Product ID: 10199576
Delivery time: 1 to 3 days
Delivery cost: 0
EAN: 8718696785270
Specifications: [ { groupLabel: OVERVIEW, specifications: [ { label: Power ● Works with: - Amazon Alexan- Google Assistantn- Apple HomeKit ● Compatibility ● Connectivity: - Bluetoothn- Zigbee (Hue Bridge required) ● Type: Smart light bulb ● Compatible app: - Philips Hue Bluetoothn- Philips Hue (Hue Bridge required). GENERAL ● Box contents: Philips Hue White Bluetooth LED Bulb - E27 x 2 ● Weight: 96 g ● Dimensions: 165 x 88 x 55 mm (H x W x D) ● Manufacturer's guarantee: 2 years ● Colour: White ● Requirements ● Additional info } ] }, { groupLabel: FEATURES, specifications: [ { label: 1.: - Out of the box control with Philips Hue Bluetooth appn- Connect up to 10 lightsn- Simple voice control via Google Assistant or Amazon Alexan- Works with Hue Dimmer Switch ● 2.: - Installation-free dimmingn- Warm white lightn- Light recipes ● 3.: Connect to the Hue Bridge (sold separately) to:n- Control up to 50 lightsn- Assign room namesn- Full voice controln- Configure Hue smart accessoriesn- Set timers and schedulesn- Away-from-home controln- Wake up and Go to sleep routines ● 4. ● 5.
RRP: 24.99
Author: Shannon
Rating: 5
Review: I wanted to get started with smart bulbs but know very little about them and how they work. I don’t have an Alexa and don’t want to purchase a Hue Bridge so just wanted something I can control via an app on my phone. Philips Hue seem to be regarded as the best smart bulbs available, although they are quite expensive for what they are so I stuck to the basics and just got the warm white bulbs which can be dimmed. I mainly wanted a dimmable bulb for my bedroom lamp as it tends to be too bright if I wake up during the night and switch it on. I’m very pleased with these bulbs despite feeling like they are overpriced. Setting them up was so easy - just screw them in, switch the lamps on, and the Philips Hue Bluetooth app discovered the bulbs and connected in a few seconds. As my flat is small the Bluetooth range works everywhere, so I can switch on a lamp before I enter a room! The app is easy to use and the bulbs seem to be very responsive to the on/off and dimming controls. The bulbs are also a nice warm white colour and have good brightness. As far as I’ve seen these bulbs will work with most new smartphones but not older ones, so I would suggest checking if your smartphone and operating system are supported before buying. I’m not sure if the experience would be as straightforward when trying to connect with a Hue Bridge or Alexa, but if you’re just looking for a simple way to join the world of smart bulbs I would definitely recommend these.
Author: Jelly
Rating: 4
Review: Update: it took me a while and chasing support to eventually connect the bulbs to echo. Once that was done, it works really well and I am happy with it. So revising my 1 star to 4. Sometimes it goes buggy and won't listen to you, but most of the time it's good. Original review: Does not work. I bought the echo dot and 2 Philips hue white bulbs and Alexa/Echo can't 'discover' them and in the Alexa app the lights appear disabled and won't let me enable them. It says something like 'ensure they are in pairing mode' but there is no explanation anywhere what that means. Can't find a troubleshooting guide anywhere. I'm very disappointed. Being able to voice operate the lights was the sole reason I oredered echo.
