So I wanted to shoot this video just to cover exactly how to set up and also why I decided that smart lighting was now finally suitable for me. I also got a B22 Starter Kit, which I mainly bought to actually get the Hue Hub V2. Having said that, I recently came across a case in my house where smart bulbs would have been perfect so I started shopping around online and actually got a really good deal on four, Phillips Hue E14, candle-type bulbs which I’m using in side lamps. For example, I was pricing up how much it would cost me to change all the downlights or the spotlights in my kitchen diner into smart color bulbs and I think it would have cost me over £450 which is over $600, and for me it’s just not worth paying that much money for smart bulbs. This is because if I look at the price of Hue bulbs and LIFX bulbs, the price always seems a little bit high. If I’m honest with you, I’ve always been a little bit skeptical of smart lighting.
Hey YouTube, I’m Tristan from Smart Home Point. 26:53 – Trying out my final Alexa routine(s).20:38 – Adding a routine to automate my smart lights.20:16 – Showing the problem is now fixed, and my Alexa integration works as expected.13:01 – A problem with Alexa integration (due to how I setup my lights in the Hue app).8:54 – Examples of my Hue lights being contolled in the app.5:08 – Setting things up in the Hue app.3:45 – Installing the Hue Bridge (in my attic).2:16 – A look at the Hue products I purchased.1:03 – Why I ended up buying smart lights.This is quite a long video – the timestamps for different parts of the video are below, so feel free to jump ahead if you’re only interested in specific parts of the setup process: Video can’t be loaded because JavaScript is disabled: Philips Hue & Alexa: Full Setup (Step by Step) + Why I Chose Hue ()
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