Save $60 on Amazon Echo and Philips Hue Bulbs Bundle

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With this bundle, not only are you getting the smart light bulbs to operate your lights remotely, you’re also getting the mode to make them work through Alexa when you purchase the Amazon Echo and Philips Hue Bulbs Bundle. To help get you on your way with your smart home, Amazon is discounting it nearly 50 percent.

The Echo is all new, with a new round look and a new sound, with clear high range, dynamic mid range, and deep bass. It allows your music or other audio to adapt to any room. Use Alexa to play music, turn your lights off and on, answer questions, read the news, check the weather, set alarms, control other smart home devices, etc.

Deal Echo Phiilips Hue Bundle

The smart light bulbs in the Amazon Echo and Philips Hue Bulbs Bundle are easy to set up. First, plug in and start your Echo, then plug in the bulbs, and ask Alexa to discover them. That’s all there is to it, and they’ll be ready to use immediately.

The bulbs are also compatible with Zigbee systems and Ring Smart Lighting products. No matter the system you are using, you only need to use your voice to control them, helpful if your hands are full when you leave a room or if you want the lights on before you enter.

Don’t worry about your privacy with the Echo, though. Even though it and the bulbs are voice-activated, the smart speaker is built with multiple layers of privacy protections and controls. There’s an on-device button that allows you to shut off the microphone any time you want.

When you buy the speaker and bulbs together, take $59.99 off the bundle and pay just $69.99.

Amazon Echo and Philips Hue Bulbs Bundle

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