Why Are Philips Hue Smart Lights so Expensive?

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July 16, 2022

If you’ve been reading Review Geek coverage for long, you’ve likely encountered Philips Hue smart lighting. You may already be familiar with it without RG’s help. After all, Philips Hue lights are bright, colorful, and super expensive. Seriously, whether it’s bulbs or LED strips, Philips Hue lights are some of the most expensive options on the market.

And why do they cost so much, do you ask? That’s a great question. Hit up the top story to find out.

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