 One of the easiest ways to start adding some smarts to your home is to start using smart light bulbs. They're getting easier and easier to use and more of them are starting to come out on the market. So today we're going to take a look at some smart light bulbs. This is Philips Hue and this is C by GE. So we're going to start with Philips Hue because they're the most popular ones and you've probably heard of them. Philips Hue is like the most advanced light bulb you have ever imagined. You don't even need all the features it has. You can change it to pretty much any color just by flicking around your phone screen. And you can also just dim it and even turn it all the way off if you really want to. The other cool thing is that Philips app has a bunch of preset scenes. And so you can choose to make it kind of playful and colorful if you want. Or you can go to specific night scenes and movie scenes to kind of prepare your household for whatever you might be doing. I don't really know why you'd want all of those colors but they could be fun for a party or like Philips mentions a movie night. GE's lights are a lot simpler. There are two types of them and they can both be controlled from your phone over Bluetooth. It's really simple and you sort of just go into the app and that allows you to dim them or change the color temperature. You can also set the light to automatically kind of follow the color temperature of the sun. So in the morning it'll be a little bit cooler and at night it's going to be this nice bright warm orange. And that's supposed to help you sleep better. It's a lot like the features we've seen Flux and Apple introduced with night shift. So both of these are starter kits and Philips starter kit has three bulbs all of which change colors through all the different colors. And C by GE has four bulbs in its starter kit. Two of which do this color change throughout the day and two of which are just standard white lights but that you can still dim from your phone. C by GE is much cheaper because they're basically just enhanced LED bulbs with a little bit of Bluetooth in them. It's $50 for the four pack. Philips starter kit is a lot more expensive because you're also getting the hub with it which allows you to control an entire ecosystem of Philips Q lights. That'll cost you $200 and you get the three color changing bulbs and the hub itself. So if you want smart lighting and you don't want to break the bank to get there C by GE is the way to go. You get four bulbs to start. If on the other hand you want a lot more flair and a lot more possibility going into the future Philips Q is absolutely the way to go because you can control an entire home once you get started with the tub. Yeah. OK. Oh we're actually getting rid of that. But you're getting rid of that. You can carry on. What are you talking about. What. I think we are.
 One of the easiest ways to start adding some smarts to your home is to start using smart light bulbs.
 They're getting easier and easier to use and more of them are starting to come out on the market.
 So today we're going to take a look at some smart light bulbs.
 This is Philips Hue and this is C by GE.
 So we're going to start with Philips Hue because they're the most popular ones and you've probably heard of them.
 Philips Hue is like the most advanced light bulb you have ever imagined.
 You don't even need all the features it has.
 You can change it to pretty much any color just by flicking around your phone screen.
 And you can also just dim it and even turn it all the way off if you really want to.
 The other cool thing is that Philips app has a bunch of preset scenes.
 And so you can choose to make it kind of playful and colorful if you want.
 Or you can go to specific night scenes and movie scenes to kind of prepare your household for whatever you might be doing.
 I don't really know why you'd want all of those colors but they could be fun for a party or like Philips mentions a movie night.
 GE's lights are a lot simpler.
 There are two types of them and they can both be controlled from your phone over Bluetooth.
 It's really simple and you sort of just go into the app and that allows you to dim them or change the color temperature.
 You can also set the light to automatically kind of follow the color temperature of the sun.
 So in the morning it'll be a little bit cooler and at night it's going to be this nice bright warm orange.
 And that's supposed to help you sleep better.
 It's a lot like the features we've seen Flux and Apple introduced with night shift.
 So both of these are starter kits and Philips starter kit has three bulbs all of which change colors through all the different colors.
 And C by GE has four bulbs in its starter kit.
 Two of which do this color change throughout the day and two of which are just standard white lights but that you can still dim from your phone.
 C by GE is much cheaper because they're basically just enhanced LED bulbs with a little bit of Bluetooth in them.
 It's $50 for the four pack.
 Philips starter kit is a lot more expensive because you're also getting the hub with it which allows you to control an entire ecosystem of Philips Q lights.
 That'll cost you $200 and you get the three color changing bulbs and the hub itself.
 So if you want smart lighting and you don't want to break the bank to get there C by GE is the way to go.
 You get four bulbs to start.
 If on the other hand you want a lot more flair and a lot more possibility going into the future Philips Q is absolutely the way to go because you can control an entire home once you get started with the tub.
 Yeah. OK.
 Oh we're actually getting rid of that.
 But you're getting rid of that.
 You can carry on.
 What are you talking about.
 What.
 I think we are.