Philips Deals & Offers

Thanks OP, Purchased 3 as I procrastinated a little too long on the Argos 3 for 2 offer! will keep the wife happy for the bedroom :-)

NOT BAD THO. ;)

Awesome deal! (y) Didn’t really want to buy anything else to make use of the 3 for 2 and just needed one of these for now.

Yep that's what my post says.

For £11.99 each you have to buy 3.

Me me me me me me!

Oh so this may be a glitch but not an Amazing deal...

Yea ...it says at the top the glitch is giving a 33% discount instead of 3 for 2.... You've added 3 items that are the same price. 49.49 is 33% of 149.97 If it was 3 for 2 you'd get the cheapest free which is 49.99

If it was 3 for 2 they normally take the cheapest one off. Basically you are getting a free motion sensor as you are paying for one motion sensor and one dimmer (you have ordered 2 & 1)

Heat for the glitch, but just use alight switch (lol)

Update. Booked this with a 2 to 4 day delivery (free) and just had an email from AO to confirm next day delivery.

OOFS!

Dimmer switch and sensor OOS

Interesting, heads up with Currys since you mentioned them - It seems they are doing a buy 3 and get 33% discount rather than the cheapest free but you need to match the discount codes. Different priced products have a slightly different 3for2 discount code, e.g £35 sensors and £18 switches have one, and £50 or £80 products use different codes - The codes are on each page when you click the Offers & Deals. How is this useful? You can for example buy 2 sensors (£35 each) and 1 switch (£18) and pay £58 instead of £70. As you can see it discounted £29.04 instead of £17.99 as the cheapest item being free. Check against Argos as they are only giving the cheapest one for free.

Bought X6 GU10 bulbs and a motion sensor for £95 yesterday. The motion sensor was offered at £17 automatically. Went for free delivery and it all arrived this morning.

It was £71.99 last week @ Philips, their prices are up & down.

Why cold? Is it loads cheaper elsewhere?

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Nice one, ordered for £28 on cex :D

I always forget to do that (y)

A quick search brings up a 2 meter strip and bridge for £76 delivered from Amazon es at today's diabolical exchange rate. Probably no good for you but always worth checking across Amazon sites.

Get a hub from ebay or cex. Most are brand new that people have gotten free with bundles.

The best I found was the bundle deal on Amazon for £96.88, but that is a bundle of this deal and the current low priced strip :D

?? There are 50 products in the sale so how can it be 'both 50' products??????

9000 series shaver is £197 on this sale. On Amazon it is £175 currently and £143 for open box. Over black Friday fortnight, I think I remember down to £114. Sales based on rrp on manufacturers websites are a scam imo.

Both 50 products yes.

yep, not a bad price - given you heat (y)

Totally agree, seems someone just thinks of a number and doubles it

Just another gimmick to waste your money. This cannot replace flossing. I have one and speak from experience.

What's the difference between the standard and pro version? I've had my standard version for over a year now and still going strong, I feel it works great, getting to parts of the mouth a toothbrush cannot reach

Yep, agree with the other poster. Never works. Even after a full charge, you switch it on - doesn't work. Put it back on the charger briefly. Now switch it on, it works. Notoriously unreliable. I went back to floss sticks (like tebe, but the ones from home bargains), it is easier, quicker, does a better job and less messy!!

You might want to also consider Panasonic's Water Flosser Cordless Travel EW-DJ10 - @ £25 from Shavers UK. Works extremely well and doesn't complain when used with rechargeable AA batteries to keep running costs low. If ever you get caught out, pop in a couple of disposable batteries and away you go. Inexpensive replacement tips and easy to take apart when you want to thoroughly clean out. I've had it for close to a decade and it's still going strong.

If you are considering buying this you need to know it doesn't remove the need to floss manually. They are also hopelessly unreliable.

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By the time the notification that someone has rung the doorbell appears on my phone or IPad most people are already on their way again, especially irritating when waiting for a delivery, those guys won’t wait at all. I have very fast internet so that’s not the problem. The battery also runs out very fast, I turned off most of the features to conserve battery life, but it rarely lasts more than two or three weeks before I have to dismount it and recharge, even charging is very slow, it takes much longer than most mobiles to charge, even though the battery is essentially a mobile battery. Another thing is having to pay a subscription to see any recordings, if you miss a ring you can’t go back and see who was at the door, unless you pay the subscription. I know some people are happy with their Ring doorbells, but it seems to me to that there is a lot of undeserved hype about a product that wasn’t quite finished. Of course the newer models may work better.

It’ll bring the feed up when you ask it to show your camera, and in the future should play a notification for motion and doorbell presses.

I have ring v 1 and it’s great. Does anyone know if this is compatible with ring v 1?

Can you elaborate on the Ring, been researching them recently so wondering what your thoughts are. :)

These are great for talking to family members abroad, got one for my 84 year old Mother last Xmas, I live in Denmark so we save a lot of money, it's also nice when family members drop by, my kids get to see their family in England a lot more now. It took a few attempts for my mother to learn how to use it. but considering she's never used a computer or a smart phone she picked it up quite quickly, the biggest problem was teaching her to stop saying 'please' and 'thank you' to it in a Donegal accent. It now works with my Ring doorbell too, it's just a shame that the Rng doorbell is one of the most overrated bits of tech I've ever bought.

But how compatible are they, I keep reading conflicting info - that they partially work, as in they won't link with apple homekit? which I take that to mean I can't give it siri commands. I've also been looking at 'innr' bulbs but have the same doubt...

No mine was just the white, the color was £25. I didn't need colours I just wanted light lol

9.99 for a LIFX bulb, assuming you mean colour - they normally go for £50 a bulb! (shock)

I noticed something similar - I ordered 2 sensors and a switch, expecting to get the cheap switch for free but it seems they added all up and divide by 3, or close to it. £29.04 discount instead of the expected £17.99. I ain't complaining! Same order on Argos came to £69.98, best not tell them huh.

It would seems that the 3 for 2 offer is not quite what it seems for the online store..... I added 3 Philips Hue Dimmers and after applying the promotion code it returned a price of £36.16.... 16 pence more than Argos!. I have report this to Currys and hopefully they should get this fixed.

The review from electricteeth I quoted says their CleanCare+ was off its charging base for 39 days (!). All that has to be considered that Li-ion batteries (which even the basic model Sonicare had, not so long ago) is more desirable than NiMH. As long as you know what you're buying, it's up to the customer to decide. https://www.toothbrushhq.net/nimh-vs-lithium-ion-battery/

Thanks OP ordered great tooth brush the one I have had for 3 years holds it’s charge well over a week when on holiday and not put back on charge

Total nonsense!! The battery life is fine and it certainly does not spend its life on charge. Well worth the money imo

You have put me off. Plus it only has 1 more

Battery life is awful.... spends most of its life on the charger

This is the older nimh battery version , even though boots says it's li-ion , The newer li-ion has a 60 minute battery life.

That looks too good I saw a Star Wars one the other day but this demo destroys even that! Thanks for the link

Been using one for a year or so now and no real issue. Sometimes you turn it on and have to wait 5 seconds before you can go to home or source but I had this issue on a Samsung TV too whilst they boot. I was quite happy especially for the price

Thank you OP (y)

Philips hue strip/light bulbs may be the best option. There are videos on youtube where these lightbulb work in sync with ambilight. Check out this youtube video:

Probably a smaller version, amazon tend to merge the reviews from all sizes

Thanks. I didn't realize that (embarrassed) , just checked and done it now. It would be impractical to have a switch in every room though, let alone the cost.

I have an echo plus hub and a hive hub....would these switches be compatible?

Thanks OP, Just purchased the Amazon version at a little more as this seems expired

Has it not occurred to those that Hue Switch their house just how much power is being used even when switches are turned off? Surely, there is still a current through to all those Hive Bulbs to keep it in standby... Anyone got the figures?

I don't even need the thing... I've got the Logitech Harmony remote that still needs setting up.... This smart house thing is addictive!

Thank you so much!!

sorry just gave mine away it takes about an hour to get in ur email (annoyed)

Anyone got any more codes? would love to grab this.

Sent it to you

If anyone has a spare code they could pm, I would be very grateful?

@HappyShopper I think its only within 30 days of purchase, the Philips Live webchat should be able to help

I bought mine this time last year and wasn't aware of the 5yr guarantee. Wonder if I can still register it now?

VOUCHER CODE FOR ADDITIONAL 25%: XGV-7NGG-R8M6-7RA6 This reduces price to 34.99

Recommend the trimmer, remember to activate the guarantee online to get the 5 years otherwise its 2 years. I bought from Argos for £25, also with £4 insurance for accidental damage - I always end up breaking the combs of trimmers and its covered for that :)

There is no difference between the two, if you go on the Philips website and compare the MG7710 and the MG7735 there is no difference..... well only the fact they have put an extra piece of rubber around the top, that is it. Certainly not worth pay double for.

as Predikuesi,ive avoided cordless or mains shavers as they've always caused me skin irritation but I just got mine from boots (£17.00) for free from my advantage points and can honestly say, obviously not as close as a wet shave (I shave every other day by choice) but I haven't experienced any irritation at all....the cheapest shaver I've tried (and believe me,i've tried many brands over the years) and the best by far, for me anyway, so as a travel shaver for a holiday or weekend away, look no further! (y)

I use mine every day. Obviously not as close a shave as a razor, but does a great job. Batteries (Duracell) last about two weeks. I have a shaver that cost over £100, but this travel shaver performs better. There was no pouch with mine though and it came in a blister pack rather than a box from Amazon.