Best Philips Hue deals 2020: money saving smart light bundles
Shedding some light on top Philips Hue deals
Smart lighting is a great way to make your life easier; forgotten to turn off your lights off? No problem. Philips Hue is one of the most popular smart home brands and the best Philips Hue deals mean you can update your home for the fraction of the usual price.
There's much more than just smart bulbs on discount at the moment, too. You can get outdoors lights for the front of your home, or ambience strips for a light setup with real character.
A great thing about the latest generation of Philips Hue lightbulbs is that they no longer need a separate bridge unit to control them. You can now just plug them into the fixture and connect using a Hue phone app.
Here are some of the best Philips Hue deals around this January.
There are 16 million colour options available with these lightbulbs, including a number of cool and warm white tones. You can also turn on/off the lights via your Amazon Echo for hands-free control.
Give your kitchen a colourful upgrade with this Philips Hue lightstrip. Attach the lightstrip under kitchen counters and then simply control the lighting via the app. Added bonus; it's voice-controlled, too.
This twin pack currently has a decent £20 off and means you can be woken up slowly with a 'natural' light setting. And, simply change the tone of the lighting via your phone or tablet.
Sync this light bar to your TV to create atmospheric lighting while you watch your favourite films. Be aware, a Philips Hue bridge is required for smart control.
This is where you should start if you want to kit your home out with smart lights. These are "full size" bulbs that can output colour and white shades, and you get a Bridge. It lets you use the standard Hue app. Just make sure your fittings are bayonet style. £30 of savings to be had here.
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