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Philips Hue vs WiZ: Same Company, $200 Apart. I Ran Both for 6 Weeks
Same parent company, four times the price. After six weeks of swapping bulbs between the same lamps, Hue in two rooms and WiZ everywhere else.
Two or three popular products, tested side by side, so you can see exactly which one is actually worth buying. And which is riding on hype.
Comparison8.1
Same parent company, four times the price. After six weeks of swapping bulbs between the same lamps, Hue in two rooms and WiZ everywhere else.
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