Philips Hue Festavia String Lights Review

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Название	:	Philips Hue Festavia String Lights Review
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Comment from : Justin_tech

terrible video, why you didn't show it in focus while changing colors? also you should turn off other lights xd
Comment from : akapaapi

Hey , but can they also sync with an Ambilight Philips TV without the HDMI thingy?
Comment from : ren

You did not explain how if u had extra lights on top the gradient doesn’t work I have them around my windows and for some reason it doesn’t let me use any of the gradients
Comment from : JESUS Warned us about THEM

@Justin can you help me or anyone is there a way I can use my sync box to work with my internal app on my tv
Comment from : Mohammed Rahman

They’re not very bright
Comment from : Shea Goff

That is cool Lights have always been fun
Comment from : Branislav Osif

Another product developed by hue for europe by europeans that live in comparatively tiny homes/apartments etc Buyers in US include well-to-do single or childless families living in small apartments that have skinny 6ft trees which is to say a very limited market They 100 need way more lights per string for wider and taller trees for US homes in suburbs of which there are many potential buyers The high cost is a problem, but they are unique in how they function so I'll take it if only it would cover the trees most people get like normal lights Also they sold out in two seconds like everything hue so it's moot point on whether you're going to buy them or not this year anyway Next year I might buy them if they make a better version with more lights Until they do I'll pass even though I have over 100 hue lights in my house and three bridges Frustrating that hue is allergic to selling its expensive products to a large percentage of consumers in the US Just a faster bridge, that isn't still underpowered as of a decade ago garbage, would be nice Trying to explain why hue is better to friends that buy cheap wifi bulbs is difficult when you show how many bridges you have to hardwire in all over your house
Comment from : Kastigador19

Gostei do abajur atrás do sofá!
Comment from : Gustavo Ferreira Castelo Branco

Why didn't Philips just buy out Twinkly ?brMy whole house is fitted out with Hue and I also have 3 sets of twinkly lightsbrI wont be swapping out my twinkly for these anytime soon
Comment from : Lee Ware

Easy to set up & works with Google assistant
Comment from : mister love

I love my Phillips Hue light's for year's now
Comment from : mister love

Check out my Phillips Hue light's video 🤣😂
Comment from : mister love

Thx A big pass on these Crazy expensive ($160 for 65 feet) and for folks who have a a bigger and/or taller tree than yours or who like lots of lights so ornaments can be seen it’s just as crazy & limited that you can’t link one or more together For me, I could care less that you can sync them to music
Comment from : Blues guitar tips/lessons

This guys name is 'Justin Tech' Hi nice to meet you, my name is 'James Electronics' and here is my brother 'Mike TV'
Comment from : SecretOfMonkeyIsland

Seems like a failed attempt to counter twinkly
Comment from : NecroMorrius

Overpriced junk, twinkly is better
Comment from : Shane W

6 minutes in: now this may sound a little extra 🤪
Comment from : Paul Ho

👎🏻, not fan of this and I own a bunch of light bulbs and strips from Phillips hue Looks really dim and expensive for that small amount I use Twinkly lights for my tree, expensive but well worth it
Comment from : Ryan

It’s so expensive not worth it
Comment from : Kenneth W

I'm glad I didn't buy these, they seem to be very dim
Comment from : John Salazar

Dude, 100 lights per foot of tree, so no, you can't put them in a taller tree
Comment from : John Salazar

I have the Festavia lights and overall I am disappointed with them The lighting effects are very limited and it is so odd that an indoor product is supplied with an outdoor 40W power supply My hunch is that they were intended to be rated for outdoor use but for some reason Philips Hue changed their minds about that Perhaps they failed the waterproof tests?brbrI hope that the Festavia gets more effects soon with a software update but in the meantime Twinkly LEDs are far more capable and have very impressive animations, so I will be sticking with them for outdoor lighting
Comment from : David Webster

150 bucks? F no
Comment from : Mr Marc G

Nice video Justin I always love your reviews Nice to see Phillips hue making Christmas tree lights But I do prefer my twinkly lights better How does the cost of hue compared to twinkly
Comment from : Toby Divine