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Costco Members: Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip w/ Sync Box: 65" $390, 75"
$400
$549.98
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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip w/ Sync Box (various lengths) on sale from $379.99 listed below. Shipping is free.
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Available Option(s):
Thanks to Community Member dauist for finding this deal.
Note: If you don't have a Costco Warehouse Membership, you can sign-up here
Available Option(s):
- 55" Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip w/ Sync Box $379.99
- 65" Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip w/ Sync Box $389.99
- 75" Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip w/ Sync Box $399.99
- Get a seamless blend of multiple colors of light at the same time in a single LED strip
- Experience the magic of surround lighting with 45-degree light projection
- Game-changing Hue Sync technology captures the content you're watching or playing and translates it into an immediate light script to create a colorful full-room experience
- Philips Hue and Spotify have teamed up with the first ever deep lighting and music integration that intertwines sight and sound. Now, you don't just listen to music-you see it
- The Philips Hue Play gradient lightstrip is specially designed for television entertainment.
- Sync your Philips Hue lights to your TV screen and create an immersive media experience via the Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box
- Zero delay as your lights sync to the content on your TV screen - whether you're playing movies, music, or games
- Sync up to 4 HDMI-connected devices
- The Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box is compatible with 4K, Dolby Vision, and HDR10+
- The Philips Hue Play gradient lightstrip and Sync Box require the Hue Sync mobile app and a Hue Bridge (Sold separately)
- 1 - Lightstrip with Adhesive Mounting Clips
- 1 - Power Supply
- 1 - Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box
- 1 - PSU & Cable
- 1 - HDMI Cable
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Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip 75" with Sync Box Bundle $399.99 [costco.com]
Also available with 65" Lightstrip for $389.99 or 55" Lightstrip for $379.99
Also available with 65" Lightstrip for $389.99 or 55" Lightstrip for $379.99
Created 04-30-2024
at 02:27 PM
by dauist
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It's really good on an OLED and in a dark room. Bright colors look really cool (kid shows or animated movies). Looks less cool on regular shows like Shogun or sports.
There are significantly cheaper alternatives in my opinion.
I've had the hue sync box for years. Works perfectly with HDR and DolbyVision stuff.
Question: I know this lightstrip doesn't cover the bottom. Would it make sense to buy the 75" strip for a 65" TV set to try to cover the bottom edge of the TV somewhat?
Edit: I just saw a YouTube video and looks like you would need a couple of extra 90-degree bend corner mounts in order to bend a longer strip to cover some of the bottom. I'd say it's better to get the right size based on the TV screen size.
I bought an s95 for my brother and when he looked at the app it was 130 dollars and tied to the TV...you won't be able to use in another room if you buy another oled without paying again. That said 4K @120hz on a ps5 or xbox series X will look great when synced and my personal experience is that the sync box flickered alot at random times where the app does not. There used to be a trial period for the app so maybe try it for 10 days of so and get a refund if not satisfied
Another option (not mentioned) is that if you use an htpc, you can use the hue app and setup entertainment zones which can sync across anymedia you can consume on your pc input. This is what I se as my daily driver for movies with light sync
Woot has the light strip on sale for $170ish
It's amazing and changes your whole TV watching experience. Everyone who comes to my house is in awe. Watch some videos of it in action via YouTube. I have this setup and 1 signe lamp on each side of the TV. This is a smoking deal.
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Sell the sync box and get the light bar for the net after sale. 💰
I just need the sync box, I don't need the light strip. Hmmm :-)
It's really nice at first, but after about two years, I started wanting to just watch or play games in total darkness.
It can be distracting, depending on the content you're watching.
I swapped my Sync box for a different one and did factory resets (no small feat) probably 20 times.
I placed the Hue Hub in two different locations (only works right next to the router), and basically had guess and check to figure out all these variables. It once worked for 6 months then just... stopped responding.
When I upgraded my projector, I had to get a downscaling HDMI splitter to send a lower-bitrate signal to the non-2.1 ready sync box but still get quality 4k on the screen.
It... works. And it's amazing. But what a PITA.
Second the app costs $100. While the app has 1 advantage (it'll work with any video whereas the sync box requires the video to come through on hdmi, thus rendering apps on the TV unable to sync) I'd rather get something future proof
Wait your joking right? The syncbox doesn't support hdmi 2.1 and they want $400 for the kit? Unbelievable that people would even consider this...
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