With a brightness equivalent to a 75 W bulb and instant dimming, this B22 smart LED bulb brings the perfect amount of soft white light anywhere in your home
Control up to 10 lights with the Bluetooth app
Works with Amazon Alexa and the Google assistant when paired with a compatible device
Set the right mood with soft white light
Unlock full suite of smart light features with Hue Bridge
Specification: Philips Hue White and Colour Ambience A60 75W 1100 Lumens Smart Bulb with B22 Fitting
Manufacturer
Philips Hue
Part Number
929002468910
Package Dimensions
15.1 x 7.4 x 7.4 cm, 100 Grams
Item Model Number
929002468910
size
1 Count (Pack of 1)
Colour
White
Style
B22 Fitting
Wattage
75 watts
Luminous Flux
1100 Lumen
Special Features
Dimmable
Included Components
1 x Philips Hue White and Colour Ambience A60 75W 1100 Lumens Smart Bulb with B22 Fitting
Batteries Required
No
Warranty description
2 Year
Item Weight
100 g
Country of origin
Netherlands
2 reviews for Philips Hue White and Colour Ambience A60 75W 1100 Lumens Smart Bulb with B22 Fitting
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J D –
I have a lot of Philips hue products – probably all the ones that need no effort to install. These ones are the best for lamps. I like to set bedside lights to have a reddish tinge fading out in the evening and a blue light or daylight hue to fade to wake up with. I really recommend them for this, it does wonders for everyone’s circadian rhythms. You can use a couple of these just with bluetooth but for us the hub was worth it so everyone can control through switches, Alexa, Siri etc, it’d be fine if you lived alone to stick with bluetooth.
Another place I like these is in hallways, if only for super muted nightlight function like starlight – the first one I bought was for this because one of dogs got dementia and started freaking out waking in the middle of the night.
They are a bit overkill to light a whole room with and I prefer the cheaper non-colour ones for that since if you”re having a party or whatever you can just dim them out and turn on the lamps’ colours to your selected ambience.
Brilliant products and I’m sure they can’t last for ever but it sure feels like they do.
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Michael Harrington –
I absolutely hate them. Endless frustration if you try a Bluetooth Alexa setup of reinstalling them every time you leave the house or paying $60 more to get a dock I don’t want to use.
I’ve always shopped on the cheap end for my smart bulbs and I decided to splurge and get the Philips hue. I’ve used avatar, laser, mibella brands and they have all been considerably less annoying.
I have never hated a light bulb enough to log on to the internet to make my first ever amazon review about it so don’t buy them they suck.
J D –
I have a lot of Philips hue products – probably all the ones that need no effort to install. These ones are the best for lamps. I like to set bedside lights to have a reddish tinge fading out in the evening and a blue light or daylight hue to fade to wake up with. I really recommend them for this, it does wonders for everyone’s circadian rhythms. You can use a couple of these just with bluetooth but for us the hub was worth it so everyone can control through switches, Alexa, Siri etc, it’d be fine if you lived alone to stick with bluetooth.
Another place I like these is in hallways, if only for super muted nightlight function like starlight – the first one I bought was for this because one of dogs got dementia and started freaking out waking in the middle of the night.
They are a bit overkill to light a whole room with and I prefer the cheaper non-colour ones for that since if you”re having a party or whatever you can just dim them out and turn on the lamps’ colours to your selected ambience.
Brilliant products and I’m sure they can’t last for ever but it sure feels like they do.
Michael Harrington –
I absolutely hate them. Endless frustration if you try a Bluetooth Alexa setup of reinstalling them every time you leave the house or paying $60 more to get a dock I don’t want to use.
I’ve always shopped on the cheap end for my smart bulbs and I decided to splurge and get the Philips hue. I’ve used avatar, laser, mibella brands and they have all been considerably less annoying.
I have never hated a light bulb enough to log on to the internet to make my first ever amazon review about it so don’t buy them they suck.