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Belkin WeMo Lightbulb StartKit ~ $108 @ Dick Smith. Click/Collect Available

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Seems like once for a change, Dick Smith have a coupon code running at the same time the WeMo bulbs are on sale. Not quite as cheap as the $97 deal a few months back, but still not a bad deal and the cheapest current price. $179 at JB HIFI and Myer. Plenty of click and colect stock.

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$107.92 for the screw http://www.dicksmith.com.au/home-appliances/belkin-wemo-ligh…
$108.01 for bayonet http://www.dicksmith.com.au/home-appliances/belkin-wemo-ligh…

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  • +2

    It'll be one expensive bulb change if these blow out.

    • well you could always go back to what you had…

    • LEDs don't blow out

      • -1

        they just fizzle out…

        • Haha why do I see so much neg on JV's comments?

    • $59 at RRP each replacement bulb. (They were $49 before the $$ dropped).

  • +7

    I can just see it now, after someone's house who has these gets broken into they'd be saying to the police, "they only stole the lightbulbs"!!

  • +1

    What's so special about these ?

    • +1

      You can turn them on and off with a phone or tablet.

  • +1

    I would go with Philips Hue over WeMo bulbs…better third party support.

    Hue has white only bulbs on Amazon for USD$20 but they aren't suited to 240V. Hopefully they will sell them here in the future at less than the $70 colour bulbs.

    • Apple is offering Hue starter packs and bulbs only which are 220v too in the Australian store….

      • Yes bloody expensive though. In fact I see the price is now $289.95 when it was $250 previously.

        This stuff should get cheaper over time not more expensive grrr

  • +2

    Why can't they just manufacture a screw in socket with smart functions so that we can change only the bulb if it blows out. Maybe i should start a Kickstarter project.

  • "With a life expectancy of up to 23 years (based on 3 hours of daily usage), these may be the last light bulbs you ever buy."

    Sounds creepy "may be the last light bulbs you ever buy"

    • +1

      I'll still be in my 50's in 23 yrs time.
      Better get life insurance with these bulbs.

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