I recall a deal around the same time I think for a pack for $100 at Best Buy with a $50 GC. I bought two packs
I'm waiting for Philips to release a damn hue sync that is hdmi 2.1 for all the latest specs
I don't have a time machine, but almost two years ago exactly I bought this set from Costco for $100 after their discount. Was marked as $150 normal price then. Now 2 years later, for the same product, it is saying these are $170 normal price and $130 after the discount. meh
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03-18-2023 at 07:19 PM.
I don't have a time machine, but almost two years ago exactly I bought this set from Costco for $100 after their discount. Was marked as $150 normal price then. Now 2 years later, for the same product, it is saying these are $170 normal price and $130 after the discount. meh
I don't have a time machine, but almost two years ago exactly I bought this set from Costco for $100 after their discount. Was marked as $150 normal price then. Now 2 years later, for the same product, it is saying these are $170 normal price and $130 after the discount. meh
I recall a deal around the same time I think for a pack for $100 at Best Buy with a $50 GC. I bought two packs
I'm waiting for Philips to release a damn hue sync that is hdmi 2.1 for all the latest specs
Will this work with built in app on new Samsung tv's?
From the manufacturer website: "The Philips Hue Sync TV app is available on 2022 and newer Samsung QLED TVs in the Q60 or higher range (support for Q700 coming soon)."
If you want the complete suite of smart lighting features — such as controlling your lights away from home, surround lighting, automations, and more — you'll need a Bridge.
From the manufacturer website: "The Philips Hue Sync TV app is available on 2022 and newer Samsung QLED TVs in the Q60 or higher range (support for Q700 coming soon)."
If you want the complete suite of smart lighting features — such as controlling your lights away from home, surround lighting, automations, and more — you'll need a Bridge.
Yes, I'm aware of what the app is available on. The app has been working great for me so far. The reason I asked is I wasn't sure if these needed to plug in for a signal or if they work as stand alone hue lights. Sorry, for the confusion.
I've had these lights, bought a few years ago as someone else mentioned from BB, $100 plus $50 gift card... Got 2 sets so 4 lights. Recently I finally got the actual play box when was on sale for $100 and picked up the hue TV LED strip when on sale for BF on Amazon... I must say all together it's an amazing setup to watch movies on. However it's quite expensive all in. I'll also say, this deal of all 3 lights with just 1 adapter is not ideal if you need to put the lights in different areas... And they use proprietary plugs so...
I don't have a time machine, but almost two years ago exactly I bought this set from Costco for $100 after their discount. Was marked as $150 normal price then. Now 2 years later, for the same product, it is saying these are $170 normal price and $130 after the discount. meh
Yep, they were. Welcome to inflation, Era, where everything goes up, including working two or three jobs to make a living 😆
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I'm waiting for Philips to release a damn hue sync that is hdmi 2.1 for all the latest specs
https://youtu.be/day0RgxJZDs?t=1
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Are these bars better than the strips for a TV setup?
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https://youtu.be/day0RgxJZDs?t=1
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I'm waiting for Philips to release a damn hue sync that is hdmi 2.1 for all the latest specs
This along with gradient strips are specifically the type of thing the app was put on the tv for.
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If you want the complete suite of smart lighting features — such as controlling your lights away from home, surround lighting, automations, and more — you'll need a Bridge.
If you want the complete suite of smart lighting features — such as controlling your lights away from home, surround lighting, automations, and more — you'll need a Bridge.
Yep, they were. Welcome to inflation, Era, where everything goes up, including working two or three jobs to make a living 😆