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Hue White Play Gradient Lightstrip + Hue Play HDMI Sync Box 30% Off
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Add the Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip and Hue Play HDMI Sync Box to the cart for the 30% off discount. Discount will show in cart.
https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us...3#overview
Add the Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip and Hue Play HDMI Sync Box to the cart for the 30% off discount. Discount will show in cart.
https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us...3#overview
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-Two Sync boxes ($321.99)
-Sync box + (BLACK ONLY) Play Light Bar Double Pack ($265.99)
-Sync box + 75" Play Gradient Light Strip ($356.99)
-Sync box + 65 " Play Gradient Light Strip ($335.99)
-Sync box + 55" Play Gradient Light Strip ($$321.99)
No, it does not. Waiting for an updated version of the hdmi box because of this
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Kind of like saving this cancer pill only cost $5 to make, why am I charged $1000? Philips had to engineer the sync box and system, and they've done an elegant job. Sure, some Chinese company will take that IP , copy it, and sell it for cost of manufacture plus a small margin. But if no one paid for the cost of development, we would have far fewer nice things in this world.
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Huh? People do active bias lighting using Raspberry Pis.
The tech Phillips has developed isn't some brainchild of a progressive giant in the tech world.
In fact they aren't even the first.
Dreamscene and HdFury both developed products before this. In fact if you have such a hard-on to support the work of actual engineers you would buy the HDFury Diva. Which was doing what the Hue Sync barely started doing, passing Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos years before.
Your simping for this device shows how ignorant you are regarding products in this space.
Edit: I would like to add that you also didn't comprehend I was talking about the lightstripes being $200+ as evident by the first sentence I used in my reply.
And there is no way you can justify the lightstripe being that cost - Phillips did not developed that technology in any capacity.
I mean, you understand you just defended their Sync Box tech and somehow the fact the LED portion of the system costs more has escaped that big brain of yours.