The Black Friday sales are now well and truly on, with Amazon kicking off proceedings with its best Prime Day deals mega sale.
And, among the best offers available right now, are some tasty discounts on Philips Hue smart home lighting products, with bulbs, light strips, wake-up lights and much more reduced in price.
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To see all the Philips Hue smart home lighting deals available in Amazon's Prime Day Early Access Sale follow the link above or, for a curated selection of what T3 considers to be top offers, read on.
Philips Hue Go 2.0: £79.99 £56.99 at Amazon
SAVE £23 – The Philips Hue Go 2.0 smart home light is one of the most versatile colour-changing lights Hue makes. This is because it has a built-in battery, which means it can operate both plugged into a mains socket and separately, with up to 18 hours of colorful lighting delivered on a single charge.
Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus: £79.99 £54.99 at Amazon
SAVE £25 – Another super versatile smart lighting product from Hue, the Lightstrip does exactly what you would expect and delivers a strip of colour-changing LED lights to place literally anywhere you want. Behind your TV, lining a bookshelf, around your bed's headboard, under your kitchen cupboards, anywhere. The cool thing is that you can cut the light strip and extend it, too, if desired.
Philips Hue White and Colour Ambiance Smart Light Bulb 2-Pack: £94.99 £66.49 at Amazon
SAVE £28.50 – The classic product from Philips Hue, the Colour Ambiance smart bulb lets you bring any shade of colour to any room with ease. This two-pack delivers E27 Edison Screw bulbs, but bayonet fittings are also available. Plug in and enjoy colourful, dimmable light.
Philips Hue White and Colour Ambiance Smart Light Bulb Starter Kit: £169.99 £139.71 at Amazon
SAVE £30.28 – The perfect way to get started with Philips Hue smart home lighting, the White and Colour Ambiance Starter Kit includes everything you need. You get a Hue Bridge (needed to control everything, along with three smart bulbs and two smart buttons.
Philips Hue Play Light Bars: £119.99 £89.99 at Amazon
SAVE £30 – Philips Hue Play light bars are super versatile, allowing you to up and backlight any area of a room. They work especially well in living rooms, where they can bring extra mood lighting to parties and on-TV entertainment. They can be mounted horizontally or vertically, with included stands in the box.
Philips UK Kitchen and Home SmartSleep and Wake Up Light: £140.00 £89.99 at Amazon
SAVE £50.01 – Wake up lights are really useful in the dark autumn and winter months, as they help you wake up more naturally. This smart unit combines a clock, radio and smart wake-up light in one product, making it ideal as a bedside table companion. Wake up to a coloured sunrise with 20 brightness settings on offer.
Philips LED Superslim Ceiling Light: £39.99 £22.39 at Amazon
SAVE £17.60 – Perfect for bedrooms, bathrooms and kitchens, this Hue product takes up a minimal amount of space and can display three different brightness settings, allowing you to shift the mood with a button press. It doesn't colour-change, but offers 100, 40 and 10 per cent brightness options. It's available with a white and black trim.
As T3 says in its Philips Hue review, this really is the foremost smart lighting platform to invest in, as its range and technology are market leading. Indeed, Philips Hue has won T3's Best Smart Lighting Award numerous times over the past 5 years, a fact that makes us recommend them to anyone looking to get started in smart home lighting.
For even more great Philips Hue products, be sure to check out T3's best smart bulbs buying guide, as well as round-up of the best Philips Hue Outdoor lights available today.
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