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Product Specifications
Brand Philips
Part Number LAA31BYBC/12
Colour Blue
Number of Lights 3
Voltage 12 volts
Fixture Features Rechargable
Light Direction Uplight
Plug Format G - 3 pin British
Power and Plug Description: Plug
Batteries Included?No
Batteries Required?No
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Type of Bulb LED
Bulb Features Rechargeable
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Decorative and enchanting, the Imageo Adventure CandleLights are great atmosphere creators. They give off a warm glow with a gentle flicker, but without the risk of open flames and hot wax. The set includes three rechargeable LED candles in attractive blue plastic holders. Unlike normal wax candles that eventually burn out, CandleLights provide up to 20 hours of light per charge and can be easily recharged. Simply use the induction charger base that doubles as a storage holder when the candles are not in use. Their wireless operation and the fact that they are water resistant allows freedom of placement both indoors and outdoors
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
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My studies have little relevance to reviewing, but one quote I'll always remember is that to look into future, we must refer to the past. Trust Philips then to give the candle a makeover!
I should make it clear at this point that you're getting what you pay for; a product that not only feels like a toy, but is valued in such a way too. These are certainly not bad aspects though - in fact as I see it, they're qualities as there shouldn't need to be anything sophisticated for a light that mimics a real flame. With flicker, too!
The 'candles' are essentially opaque plastic pots that look like a drinking glasses, and have no buttons or switches. In fact, charging is done through base-station via a conductive surface at the bottoms of the devices, therefore simplifying the design and making them more rugged. Just give them the usual 24 hours in their station as a first-time charge, and they're good to light for extended periods.
Looking inside these candle tubes, all you're going to see is the flame-shaped bulb. Switching these fellas On and Off is simply a case of tilting the candles upside down. Quite a brilliant idea as it feels so natural and requires no thought. Whats more, it gives the candles something of a multi-purpose around the home. In my case, I keep at least one candle beside my bed, so if I need to go on a loo-run, just pick up the candle and give it a shake! It's fit to light my room, too.
The opaque design is soft and, as such, I dare say very romantic. If you just dim the house lights and plant these candles around the house, you'll create a wonderfully sensual atmosphere without the danger (usually from us men) of burning down the house.
In short, I can only see benefits to using these over traditional candles. OK, so they may not come in hundreds of fragrances, but at least you can just charge it up and re-us it hundreds of times over. They're safer, cool to touch, and really (seriously) handy for using around the house. Whats not to like?
I should make it clear at this point that you're getting what you pay for; a product that not only feels like a toy, but is valued in such a way too. These are certainly not bad aspects though - in fact as I see it, they're qualities as there shouldn't need to be anything sophisticated for a light that mimics a real flame. With flicker, too!
The 'candles' are essentially opaque plastic pots that look like a drinking glasses, and have no buttons or switches. In fact, charging is done through base-station via a conductive surface at the bottoms of the devices, therefore simplifying the design and making them more rugged. Just give them the usual 24 hours in their station as a first-time charge, and they're good to light for extended periods.
Looking inside these candle tubes, all you're going to see is the flame-shaped bulb. Switching these fellas On and Off is simply a case of tilting the candles upside down. Quite a brilliant idea as it feels so natural and requires no thought. Whats more, it gives the candles something of a multi-purpose around the home. In my case, I keep at least one candle beside my bed, so if I need to go on a loo-run, just pick up the candle and give it a shake! It's fit to light my room, too.
The opaque design is soft and, as such, I dare say very romantic. If you just dim the house lights and plant these candles around the house, you'll create a wonderfully sensual atmosphere without the danger (usually from us men) of burning down the house.
In short, I can only see benefits to using these over traditional candles. OK, so they may not come in hundreds of fragrances, but at least you can just charge it up and re-us it hundreds of times over. They're safer, cool to touch, and really (seriously) handy for using around the house. Whats not to like?
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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The Phillips Imageo Candlelights are actually a brilliant idea. Three candle lights that are charged up and then have approximately 20 hours plus of usage time in them. The candlelights themselves are blue in colour and a plastic type material so unfortunately look a little bit on the cheap and tacky side in my opinion. Having said that I think the colour was more the issue for me. These candles are blue on the outside and the candle 'light' is an orange type glow. I think these would be great in white with a coloured lamp maybe. All you do is charge them up and then literally tilt them on their side and the come on, and then tilt them again and they switch off. They really appeal to me because of the safety aspect, no worries about candles smouldering once blown out. These don't give off a tremendous amount of light but they do look pretty and I think they would look nice at a dinner table. Overall pretty good but think I would prefer white candles with coloured lights.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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These are exactly what you might expect; a set of three hollow, blue cylinders containing a flickering flame effect LED. You charge them by induction from the base unit (the same way an electric toothbrush works) for twelve hours and get twelve hours light. Apparently these are good for 500 charges before they start to fade and are 'dead' after 1,000 charges.
As to the effect, these do provide some atmosphere but not a lot of useful light - I suspect that despite the historic dramas opinion, actual candles were a poor source of room lighting and useful only for localised light.
With winter and Christmas coming I suspect these will get some use - the only real criticism I have is that in the day time these are three very blue cylinders that stand out on the mantelpiece.
As to the effect, these do provide some atmosphere but not a lot of useful light - I suspect that despite the historic dramas opinion, actual candles were a poor source of room lighting and useful only for localised light.
With winter and Christmas coming I suspect these will get some use - the only real criticism I have is that in the day time these are three very blue cylinders that stand out on the mantelpiece.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good purchase
Fantastic product. It was offered to me in an e-mail and I decided to acquire this. Certainly worth the price. It really creates a fantastic atmosphere in the evenings. Read more
Published 9 months ago by rom
Lovely flicker
I have a few of these in different colours. They are really lovely the flickering is just like a real flame without the worry of fire. Read more
Published 14 months ago by susieq
Lights!
I was sceptical that these candle lights would actually 'cut the mustard'. But I was proved wrong. In a darkened room they give a fairly authentic night light flicker without the... Read more
Published 15 months ago by J. S. Bundy
Rechargable Candle lights
I have now brought 4 sets of these lights.My friends love them so thats why I keep buying them .They do last for ages.
I think I prefer the white and the red ones ... Read more
I think I prefer the white and the red ones ... Read more
Published 16 months ago by Mrs. Pamela E. Govier
Philips Imageo Adventure Candlelights
Just Perfect! These replica candles are beautiful. Simply charge and use. Once charged they can be safely placed separately anywhere around the home which creates a peaceful and... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Pauline Brown
Perfect safe, waterproof nightlights
I got these thinking they would be coloured smoked glass and the light would be white-coloured. They are actually blue plastic with quite a yellow light which was a bit of a... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Mozzie
Philips imagio candles
These candles look very realistic and last a long time when fully charged would definaty buy more for other rooms
Published 18 months ago by Elaine
philips imageo adventure candle lights
after full charge (10 hours) will burn for excess of 20 hours. realistic effect when placed in a hurricaine lamp or lantern, good for outside use.
Published 18 months ago by Theresa
Excellent and realistic looking
These lights are great very relaxing to sit in a room with low music and these around the room.they flicker just like the real thing,
and fully recharged last for ages,though... Read more
and fully recharged last for ages,though... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Runeweaver
Great for kids, bit gimmicky
This set comprises three "candles" which once charged will shine for 12 hours. The idea here is you charge the candles (which comprise a plastic container, a battery of some sort... Read more
Published 18 months ago by Darren Simons
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