Just walked through my local JB at Indooroopilly Shopping Centre (QLD) and see the essential light strip kit is 45% off, so $59 for a 3m kit. This is a white and colour LED kit. Bluetooth or Ziggbe.
Indro have about 8 on the shelf, online shows it as across all stores.
Zigbee for one and finer control over colour, generally speaking.
Nothing does. Hue is expensive for what it is if you are not using the Hue hub
I know you pay a prominent for Hue but the app works on iOS well and it’s intervention with home kit.
I picked this up a few days ago and am happy with it. Automation works well with hue bridge but is an extra cost.
No diffusion so I’d only use it if not in direct view. And doesn’t do gradients (all beads will output the same colour at once).
whats the spacing between the LEDs?
I would say about 5cm apart, I’ve seen reviews that say doming between the 1 and 2 cm is a good density.
But for $59 …… and if you have a bridge already ….. you could accept a little less density.
Y’all think 3m will fit my 83’ tv ?
You’re better off with the actual TV models if you want to do any sort of colour sync.
Or for a better backlight, get a medialight strip
Thank you
This vs TP-link Tapo? Interested in one of these that I probably won’t add other lights to. I’ve got a bunch of LIFX bulbs already but their strip lighting is crazy pricy.
Same price on Amazon with free delivery (Prime)
Usually dispatched within 1 to 2 months
I do like my Hue, but I love the multi-coloured musically syncable Twinkly… still on clearance at JB: https://www.jbhifi.com.au/products/twinkly-line-rgb-starter-…
What’s makes Phillips hue exponentially better than say a mirabella genio which has been consistently around or below this price as standard?