Amazon has
Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus 2M Starter Kit (555342) for
$68.99.
Shipping is free.
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Best Buy has
Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus 2M Starter Kit (555342) for
$68.99.
Shipping is free or choose curbside pickup where stock permits.
Note, availability for curbside pickup may vary by location.
Includes:- 80" Light Strip
- Base Plug
- Hue Hub
Features:- Smart lightstrips are bluetooth-enabled and simple to connect
- Compatible with Alexa, Google Assistant
- Customize your Hue Bluetooth-enabled lightstrip by trimming it to size or connecting up to eight Hue Bluetooth-enabled lightstrip extensions
- Connect up to 32 feet of extension per base kit.
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I recently installed the Hue strips underneath my kitchen cabinets with channel mounts with diffusers and they look awesome.
I had to do a bunch of cuts and connection soldering with some CAT5 for runs between cabinet groups. It was a lot of work but it turned out really nicely.
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Buy from Costco and return it if you don't like it
I had to do a bunch of cuts and connection soldering with some CAT5 for runs between cabinet groups. It was a lot of work but it turned out really nicely.
Man I've tried that and ended up butchering a couple strips and gave up. Not much experience soldering which is probably the reason. But no matter how clean I would make the soldering jobs it would start shorting somewhere. I also tried those kits on Amazon with no luck too.
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Cheap sub $10 led strips from Amazon equals greater chance of fire risk but to each their own.
Depends on your needs/wants. Some integrations and quality are better, but I'd say it's best if you want to invest mainly in the hue ecosystem. It's good by itself but doesn't really play well with others unless they have agreements with them like Spotify
If you have some programming skills you can always buy LED strips cheaper and build/buy a controller and configure it with your smart home solution. It requires a bit of tinkering.
I had to do a bunch of cuts and connection soldering with some CAT5 for runs between cabinet groups. It was a lot of work but it turned out really nicely.
which channel mount diffuser did you use?