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Posted 12 September 2023
20% off Philips Hue Lights e.g Philips Hue Smart Lighting LED Lightstrip
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John Lewis are having a three day sale on their Hue range
20% off almost makes them competitive:)
Hue lights really are very good, and even though they may still seem expensive, they are generally really well made
Hopefully, this helps someone
Some highlights that caught my eye:
johnlewis.com/phi…995
Philips Hue Lily Outdoor Spotlight (pack of 3): was £319.99, now £215.20 at John Lewis (save £104)
Philips Hue Go Portable Light: was £79.99, now £55.99 at John Lewis (save £24)
Philips Hue Go is a portable light that can colour your life with a shade of your choosing. Go can be controlled via Wi-Fi using the Philips Hue app, by Bluetooth, or by using the on-light controls. With Bluetooth, you can control this bulb straight out of the box using the Hue Bluetooth app, and it also works with Alexa and the Google Assistant voice assistant devices.
20% off almost makes them competitive:)
Hue lights really are very good, and even though they may still seem expensive, they are generally really well made
Hopefully, this helps someone
Some highlights that caught my eye:
Philips Hue Smart Lighting LED Lightstrip: was £79.99, now £55.19 at John Lewis (save £24)
Bring colourful light to any area of your home! The Philips Hue Smart Lighting LED Lightstrip is flexible and extendable up to 10 meters, and is able to adhere to any surface. It's able to shine a single shade of white or colour light, and will illuminate your home beautifully
johnlewis.com/phi…995
Philips Hue Lily Outdoor Spotlight (pack of 3): was £319.99, now £215.20 at John Lewis (save £104)
This Lily spot light 3-pack lets you highlight your favourite outdoor features, create interesting shadows and more. Simply connect the smart outdoor spotlights into any standard wall socket using the included low-voltage power supply to get millions of shades of white or coloured light in your garden
Philips Hue Go Portable Light: was £79.99, now £55.99 at John Lewis (save £24)
Philips Hue Go is a portable light that can colour your life with a shade of your choosing. Go can be controlled via Wi-Fi using the Philips Hue app, by Bluetooth, or by using the on-light controls. With Bluetooth, you can control this bulb straight out of the box using the Hue Bluetooth app, and it also works with Alexa and the Google Assistant voice assistant devices.
Philips Hue Smart Outdoor Floodlight: was £179.99, now £127.99 at John Lewis (save £52)
The Philips Discover Floodlight allows you to expand Hue technology to the outdoors. Designed with an integrated LED module, this innovative light has millions of colour options so that you can create any ambience you prefer
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sorted byThis does the job really easily and well as it saves the faff of transformers, wireless control units for Alexa and fiddly joints and mounting brackets.
I ended up buying 2 of these and 4 of the 1m extensions which came with connectors and I was pleasantly surprised that when I got to the end of the alcove (went up from one side along the top and back down the other) where I needed it to finish on both alcoves we're perfectly positioned the cut points so got lights all the way round as the cut points are little spaced out.
That said, the adhesive stuff is annoying, you try peel the white protector off and sometimes it drags the double sided tape with it. I hope it sticks on as with the lights being on a little while, it did run warm.
The app and various scenes are really cool and got it working with Alexa in no time.
1. Surely having these plugged into an outside socket means if the weather is bad this could trip the socket and hence your whole house?
2. Someone could presumably nick them - more of an issue at the front of your house, and I suppose depends where you live!
Keen to know people's views on the first point though.. It looks more the sort of thin you'd have always plugged in, as oppose to occasionally, like say a pressure washer etc