MagicLights are just as good as $50 Philips Hue bulbs, but they’re down to $13 right now

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At $50 a pop, Philips Hue smart bulbs really do toe the line. They’re awesome, but a decent setup will inevitably cost hundreds and hundreds of dollars since they’re so darn expensive. If you want bulbs that are just as good but you don’t want to go broke buying them, then there’s a sale happening right now on Amazon for July 4th that you definitely have to check out. MagicLight WiFi Smart Light Bulbs are among our favorite LED smart bulbs out there, and they do everything Philips Hue bulbs can do, but without the need for a hub. They even work with Alexa and Google Assistant. $21 per bulb is a perfectly fair price, but Amazon is selling them right now for just $13 a pop. Hurry!

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  • ✔ Compatible with Alexa & Google Assistant: Voice Control your MagicLight WiFi light bulb with your Amazon Echo or Echo Dot and Google Home Assistant

  • ✔ Works with IFTTT: DIY Your WiFi Light Bulb Depending on Various Events by Connecting it to IFTTT

  • ✔ Works with iOS/Android: Personalize Your WiFI Smart Lights to Match Your Mood, Control Your Smart WiFi Lights Bulb Remotely When You are not at Home

  • ✔ Various Scene Modes: Color Palette, Group Control, Sunlight, Music Mode, Timer, Sunrise, Sunset, Dimmable, MIC Function, DIY Mode, Scene Mode, Energy Saving……

  • ✔ Application: This is a WiFi enabled light bulb, no hub required. Multiple lighting patterns, suitable for a showcase, residential, office, hotel, shop, exhibition room, landscaping, indoor, home etc.

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