Add RGB smart lights to your property for a price of just $99.99 instead of $150, courtesy Philips this Prime Day 2019.
Ask anyone and they'll tell you straight away that Philips Hue is the best in the business when it comes to personal smart lighting. They'll also tell you that getting into the system is a little expensive, and we agree with that too. So, thanks to Prime Day 2019, you don't have to bust your wallet wide open in order to get in on the Philips Hue action.
For a limited time only, you can pick up the RGB 2-pack Philips Hue Starter Kit for a price of just $99. That's a huge drop from its usual $150 asking price. What's more interesting here is the fact that this kit includes the Hue Bridge which works with Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.
LIMITLESS POSSIBILITIES: The Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance 2- Pack Smart Bulb Kit lets you choose from 16 million colors and shades of white to turn your everyday lighting into an extraordinary experience. These color lights are controlled remotely with your smartphone or tablet, create custom scenes and unleash your creativity. This is the perfect way to personalize your smart home.
VOICE ACTIVATED: Works with Alexa for voice control (smart hub required and included, Alexa device sold separately).
The two included bulbs can be controlled in a wide number of ways and you can expand on the system by buying even more bulbs down the line. But that's not all - the included bulbs are of the RGB variety and you can cycle through millions of colors using the dedicate Hue app or just your voice. Things are topped off with the usual brightness control, settings schedules, timers and whatnot.
The Philips Hue ecosystem of lights is the best in the business and this is the best way to get into it by immediately saving $50 on its asking price. So, what are you waiting for? Hit the link below and claim your deal right now.
Buy Philips Hue 2-Pack Premium Smart Light Starter Kit - Was $150, now just $99
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