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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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So you have no rebuttal. Thanks for letting everyone know.
Chinese wish they could copy one of the biggest spy company on the planet.
I read somewhere there's no updated hardware planned anytime soon. So all the changes that can be done, will happen through firmware upgrades
I read somewhere there's no updated hardware planned anytime soon. So all the changes that can be done, will happen through firmware upgrades
It probably is going to wow your guests if they have never seen it before. But as for you watching 4K movie, once the novelty wears off, you will probably get used to it very quickly. We get used to nice thing easily. Just like 4K OLED TV, you don't even notice anything special about it until you go to a friend's house to watch TV and "omg what is this piece of trash. The black is not even black, more like gray!"
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AMEX offer says "Get 6% back as a statement credit by using our enrolled eligible Card to make purchases online at joindrop.com/amex/philips by 1/16/2022. Limit of $200 back in total statement credits."
Most of the products directly off that link seem like electric razors and toothbrushes, so it's probably not going to work, but I tried it anyways.
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.
I've been going back and forth on this (sync box) product for two years. Thought about pulling the trigger now since the deal saves me 30% on the combo. But...I'm thinking along your comments, once novelty wears out, then what?
I've been going back and forth on this (sync box) product for two years. Thought about pulling the trigger now since the deal saves me 30% on the combo. But...I'm thinking along your comments, once novelty wears out, then what?
The main difference between them and the Sync box is the sync box works as a 4 way switcher. The Neo has a single in and out which is actually better for most folks for a variety of reasons:
If you already use an HDMI switch
If you use a Surround Receiver as your HDMI switcher.
If you only have one source anyways.
And one of the dark secrets to the Sync Box no one mentions is its shit implementation of "auto switching" which doesn't work right depending on the equipment connected.
The difference is, Pharma spent $2 billion to bring the cancer drug to market, whereas.Hue probably spent a few million.
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