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Philips HUE Lightstrip V1.0 2m $77 Delivered (Simply-Leds)

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Philips HUE Lightstrip V1.0 2m $77 Delivered (Simply-Leds)
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kuripot on 12/03/2017 - 15:49 simply-leds.com.au (748 clicks)

Philips HUE Lightstrip Gen 1

  • 120 lumen vs Gen 2 1600 lumen @ 4200K

MARCH MADNESS Promo - Save 50% off

Connect wirelessly to the Philips Hue bridge

Control your lightstrips remotely from anywhere via your Apple iPhone/iPad or Android devices
2 metres of flexible LightStrips which you can cut it to your required length
Width 0.3cm, Height 1.1cm
Huge colour spectrum with up to 16 million colours
**120 lumen output**
Adheres to any solid surface
AC power adapter with Australian power plug for easy self installation
**Lightstrip is not expandable like the Lightstrip PLUS 2.0**

The HUE LightStrips requires to your HUE Starterkit (sold seperately)

Manufacturer Part Number: 915004471101
EAN: 8718291533993

Electrical & Electronics LED Strip Light Philips Smart Home Smart Light

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  • dylanando on 12/03/2017 - 16:00

    *jaw drops

  • HomeAlone on 12/03/2017 - 16:06
    +3

    MARCH MADNESS Promo - Save 50% off

    50% off the RRP at launch in 2015.

    Realistically this deal is ~10% off it's current price.

    • kuripot on 12/03/2017 - 16:33

      i agree :-)

      i don't need the features of Gen 2 for my installation. 120 lumens is enough while i slowly build my hue products. belkin decided to discontine led bulbs and its not supported by alexa or google home without using other hubs like smartthings.

    • scyth3r on 12/03/2017 - 17:15
      +1

      that's true. However ive been struggling to find any of the hue products on sale ever

      • ja72 on 12/03/2017 - 18:41

        The only time you can get one for less than retail is when either eBay or PayPal have a $20 off deal. I picked up the 2nd gen 2m lightstrip for $95 from an eBay seller.
        I grabbed the Hue dimmer switch & light combo from officeworks eBay store for $39 from the recent 'CDARKER' $20 off deal.
        Additionally, I've picked up philips hue colour 1st gen bulbs from HN for $50 each…

  • P1xellat3d on 12/03/2017 - 18:21

    Anyone know what I need to use Philips Hue as content-reactive monitor backlighting? I've been told Philips Hue does the job but it's very poorly documented.

    • beeze on 12/03/2017 - 18:27

      Would this be based on a ambient sensor or are you going to intercept the source signal?

      Interested to hear more on this, I would have thought the feature would need to be built into the display.

      • P1xellat3d on 12/03/2017 - 22:29
        +1

        I've seen most solutions use a pass through (HDMI). I have to use DisplayPort though so I'm not sure if this will be a problem.

        Having looked into how Philips Hue achieves it, it seems to be software based (running on the PC).

        • beeze on 12/03/2017 - 23:14

          Cheers

    • toristo on 12/03/2017 - 18:28

      How are you with electronics?
      Arduino provides a great interface for all sorts of projects like this, including controlling LED strips - wouldn't need Hue to do it either. I just use some cheap ones of Aliexpress (5m cost me about $20 from memory)

    • scyth3r on 12/03/2017 - 18:47

      something like this would be what you need - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/woodenshark/lightpack-2…

      I had the version 1 but needed a separate PC to monitor the screen data, the 2nd version promises HDMI passthrough but its not out just yet

  • goingDHfast on 12/03/2017 - 20:49
    -1

    Not sure why the Hue stuff can still be sold at such high 2015 prices. When is Xiaomi for example going to come out with a $20 competitor? I don't mind the Chinese government listening in on me if the price is right ;-)

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