Philips Hue Lily Outdoor Smart Spot Light Base Kit - White and Color Ambiance LED Walkway Lights - Low Voltage Landscape Lighting - Requires Bridge - Control with App and Voice - Weatherproof - 3 Pack

Just recently started adding some Philips Hue bulbs in our house and decided to go all in with the Philips Hue ecosystem.These lamps and the cables feel very high quality. I planned on just using them for holiday lights but may use them (and add more) for year round landscape lighting.The lights are great but the hub and app are really what make them shine. From the color settings, to the pre-installed themes, the ability to customize themes, the lighting effects (which they keep adding), and the automations, they do everything and you will feel good about spending a few extra dollars compared to other products.I'm a Philips Hue fan!

I started with lights in the backyard and if they turned out good then I would put them in the front yard. They looked so great in the back I bought more to put in the front but I was a little worried that the hub would be too far to recognize the lights since the hub sits at the back of the house. This is why you go with Phillips Hue, it reached the front yard no problem and the lights in the front look as good as the back. Now with Halloween around the corner I won't have to put gels over my other outdoor lights to make it spooky, just tap the scene I want, done! I've seen other posts around about the weather seal so time will tell. From a product perspective the lights feel solid and operate flawlessly as expected. I have a total of 50 lights between the back and the front yard and couldn't be more happy with the purchase!

Talk about lighting up the outside! These lights are easy to install and aesthetically pleasing. They’re so bright that they light up everything and more than I expected. They’re also easy to control, aim, and light exactly what you need. Hue has another win!

I'm a bit of a Phillips Hue addict so I was really excited to add some much needed accent lighting to the front of my house. I love that all my exterior lights are now automated and linked to to my Hue sensors.After reading the reviews and noting lots of comments about having to replace faulty T-connectors I proactively wrapped each connection with black electric tape in an effort to prevent water damage/corrosion to the metal pins. Only time will tell if it works, but I'll just sit back and enjoy the view for now. These are pricey, but I was able to find these on sale and even when adding an additional lamp it was still a slightly better price then the 4pack at Costco.

I love Philips Hue, have loved them from the start and I was super excited to get outdoor versions when they came out. I was very surprised by the price of these lights. $200 for a single light is a little crazy in my opinion but I purchased 11 out door lights anyway. They were great for about 11 months or so, then one light suddenly wouldn’t stop flashing like a strobe light. Took the out of the daisy chain connection which completely screwed up my entire configuration, and found that despite how tight I had it on, water must have made its way into the t-connectors and cause rust and the pins were broken off completely. I got a replacement then a couple weeks goes by and another light, same issue, then another. Well now 4 out of my original 11 are non functional. That’s almost $800 in lights that barely made it a year. For that kind of money I’m a bit disappointed in the quality max needless to say that as they die I won’t be replacing them any longer, and probably going to look into more affordable brands. Maybe if they redesign the connection type and also find a better way for them to connect together, I might consider trying them again down the road. But reconfiguring was a headache in its self. Do I think they’re make great products,? Yes! Do I still love my indoors hue lights? Yes! I just don’t recommend the any of the outdoor lights, period. In fact, I have a standard color hue in my outdoor front porch light, even though it says not to do that but that light is gong strong for 3 years now….

Overall I installed 15 lights in our front yard. It's been about 6 months and they've held up in the Florida heat and humidity. Install and setup was simple.

The Philips Hue Lily adds beautiful, customizable ambiance to my house, and setup was simple. Phillips Hue is worth every penny!

We have a large property and were seeking up-lighting to display the beauty of the trees and the home. We had a cheaper system made by Hampton Bay that lasted three years and that was through rough winters. We decided to “upgrade” to the Hue system and have been nothing but disappointed. My husband spent hours researching and installing the system ensuring everything was properly connected. It worked only for a few weeks before this power supply stopped working because of breaks and kinks in the wire. My husband was able to use some electrical tape to get it working again, which should not be the case for something so new. Shortly there after one of the spotlights stopped working completely out of the blue. It is a very soft malleable wire that seems to break easily. These have only been in since June & we have had nothing but trouble. This brand was touted as very high grade and I would not even call it up to snuff for residential use. I really feel disappointed and insulted that no one has contacted me from the company to try to make things right. I’ve had cheaper systems with better customer service and frankly much better products. Very disappointed overall and hope that someone will help us out with this and we warn others so they don’t waste their hard earned money in this tough economy. Shame on Phillips for selling sub equipment. I like to support USA companies, but this is really not acceptable. These products are not made to withstand the elements at all from my experience so far. I look forward to hearing from HUE about my situation. They have made it very difficult to rectify the situation and customer service is a huge portion of what creates customer loyalty.