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.

Also coming in March is a larger version of the Philips Hue Lily spotlight. The $140 low-voltage Lily XL boasts twice the lumens of the existing Lily (1,200 lumens versus 600), and it’s roughly ...

If you fancy the Hue Lily Base Kit plus a larger Lily XL extension, that'll now set you back £303.74, rather than the usual £404.98 - more that £111 off.

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.

The Hue Appear wall light will be $139.99 when it goes on sale in the US this month, while the Hue Lily XL low-voltage will be $139.99 and the Hue Econic pedestal low-voltage will be $129.99.

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.

Philips Hue Nyro Outdoor Pedestal review: price and availability The Philips Hue Nyro Outdoor Pedestal has an RRP of £169.99/$169.99, which is definitely on the pricier side.