Let's find out. Hue Lily vs Hue Appear: Price Value here is very subjective. At £80/$100/AU$140 the Hue Lily is significantly cheaper than the Hue Appear, which retails for £130/$150/around AU$225.

The Hue Lily costs a penny under £80 (plus a one-off £50 for the internet Bridge if you haven't already got one) while the Chiron comes in at a shade under £30, which means you could almost buy ...

4.0 Excellent The Bottom Line The Philips Hue White and Color Ambiance Lily Outdoor Spot Light Kit makes it easy to bring mood lighting to your yard and garden.

Philips' regular Lily achieves 640 lumens, but the Lily XL ups that to 1,200 lumens. Additionally, it features some type of glare protection according to Hueblog.

Philips Hue IoT-connected lighting will soon be available for the outdoors. Philips Hue Lily, Philips Hue Calla, and more will launch in July.

Mentioned in this article Philips Hue Lily outdoor spotlight (3-spotlights and 1 power supply) Price When Reviewed: $279.99 when reviewed, current price is $339.99 ...

Philips' regular Lily achieves 640 lumens, but the Lily XL ups that to 1,200 lumens. Additionally, it features some type of glare protection according to Hueblog.

A new unique spotlight, the Philips Hue Lily, can be used to highlight the key design features in your garden, illuminating beautiful flower beds, or potted plants by choosing from the 16 million ...

Philips Hue has announced what it's calling a "voluntary replacement program," following potential problems with some Hue 40 Watt outdoor systems, including Lily Spot Lights.

The Philips Hue Lily ($279.99) is a new spotlight system that you can use to highlight your garden, while the Calla (starting at $129.99) is designed for path lighting.