Smart lights are going cheap in the Philips Hue Black Friday lightning sale – time to stock up

Hunting for Black Friday deals on smart lights? Your search is over, because Philips Hue has launched a special Black Friday lightning sale, with huge savings on smart bulbs, controllers, and other accessories. Whether you’re just getting started with Hue lights or want to extend your existing setup, there are epic savings for you.

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If you’re on a tight budget, the best deal I’ve found is a Philips Hue White Starter Kit for just £40 (was $79.99), which includes two bulbs, a Philips Hue Smart Button, and the Philips Hue Bridge that links them all in a mesh network. These bulbs don’t change colour, but you can dim them and turn them on or off using the button, the Philips Hue app, on a schedule, or when triggered by your other smart home devices (such as cameras and motion sensors). At half price, this pack is a steal,

Want to save even more? If you sign up for the Philips Hue email newsletter, you’ll receive a code for an extra 15% off, plus all the latest updates on new products and sales events.

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Today’s best Philips Hue Black Friday deals

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Looking for a cheap way to get started with Philips Hue lights? You won’t find a better deal than this half-price bundle, which packs in two Philips Hue White bulbs, which you can switch on and off, or dim manually or on a schedule, a Smart Button to control them with a click, and a Hue Bridge to link them all up.View Deal

This bundle contains everything you need to get started with Philips Hue, including two colour-shifting bulbs and the Hue Bridge to connect them together. A single bulb has an RRP of £64.99, so this starter kit is awesome value.View Deal

There’s a huge 40% off this three-meter smart LED strip in the Philips Hue lightning sale. It’s perfect for adding ambient lighting under cabinets, sofas, or beds, and it’ll sync colours and effects with the other Hue lights in your room to set the mood.View Deal

There’s an impressive 40% off this bundle of two dimmable bayonet fitting smart bulbs, which fill your home with warm white light. At less than £10 each, they’re a bargain, and a great way to expand your Hue setup into more rooms without spending a fortune.View Deal

If you’re wondering about the differences between the various Philips Hue bulbs, there are three main types: White, White Ambiance, and White and Colour Ambiance.

Philips Hue White bulbs are the most affordable, and can be dimmed and switched on and off remotely (or on a schedule), but don’t change colour. White Ambiance bulbs can shift between warm and cool white light (and can do so automatically throughout the day). White and Colour Ambiance lights are the most advanced and can display thousands of different RGB colours. For more details, take a look at my complete guide to Philips Hue bulb types.

We rank Philips Hue bulbs as the best smart lights for a reason, so don’t miss out on this limited-time opportunity. Several lights and bundles are already low in stock, and might sell out completely soon.

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