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SAVE 44%: As of today July 19,Watch Avengers: Endgame Online three-pack Philips Hue A1 Bluetooth Lightbulbs are on sale at Amazon for $59 off. This takes the price down from $134.99 to $75.99.

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There's magic in having just the right lighting: it can soothe, inspire, and rejuvenate. With Bluetooth-enabled smart lightbulbs, you can curate the lights to fit whatever headspace you're in.

Today at Amazon, you can score a set of three Philips Hue A1 Bluetooth Lightbulbs for 44% off, saving you $59. Normally, they list for $134.99, but today you can get them for $75.99. Amazon's price is also $4 cheaper than buying them directly from Philips.

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These lightbulbs can sync up with Alexa, Google Assistant, and Apple HomeKit, enabling voice-assistant control. There's also the Hue App, an easy-to-use hub for controlling your lights. We love this convenience, but even more appealing is how these lights let you play with color: not just different variations of white, but across the whole spectrum of the rainbow. There are millions of color settings to choose from!

Revamp your home with Philips Hue A1 Bluetooth Lightbulbs and save when you shop today's deal at Amazon.

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