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Product Specifications
Brand Philips
Part Number 915002555001
Fixture Features remote control
Light Direction Adjustable
Plug Format G - British: square plugs.
Power and Plug Description: Plug
Batteries Included?Yes
Batteries Required?No
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Type of Bulb LED
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Product Description
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Philips LivingColors Gen 2
Colouring Your World with Even More Light
Philips brings you a new world of light and colour. Philips LivingColors Gen 2 is an innovative LED light with an intuitive remote control that enables you to create your own ambience.
Available in two styles: versatile clear or sophisticated black.
 | Enjoy the latest high-performance LED technology, with a low power consumption of only 15 watts. |
 | Choose from hundreds to create your own personal favorite colour. Touch the colour ring and create your own individual ambience. |
 | Automatic colour change. |
Choose From up to 16 Million Colours
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34 of 35 people found the following review helpful
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I have a large cream wall close to the TV and each night I turn off the main light and switch this on, projecting it onto the wall. It projects beautiful warm colours onto the wall which create a fabulous ambience.
You can choose any colour from the colour wheel on the remote and leave that one colour projecting onto the wall. You can store your three favourite colours. Or, like me, you can set the lamp to rotate through the range of colours. The colour change speed can be set from every 5 seconds (much too fast) to once an hour. You can also change the saturation of the colours and the brightness which means that you have millions of different colour options available.
The lamp is a simple but elegant design which requires practically no putting together. The most you have to do is remove it from the box, attach the power cable and put the batteries (supplied) into the remote. Switch the lamp on at the wall and start to play.
Because the bulb is an LED it should last for many thousands of hours - which is good because once you have one of these lamps you are likely to have it on every single evening, all evening.
The remote control is beautifully designed and it is so nice to see something different to standard rectangular black remotes. The remote fits comfortably into the palm of your hand and you select the colour by placing your finger onto the colour wheel and the lamp instantly changes colour.
It is handy that the remote control works with wireless signals rather than infra red as it means you don't need to be keep standing up and pointing it at the lamp to make changes.
The only negatives (and they are not that major an issue) is that it would be nice to be able to change the angle of the lamp. You can change where it goes on the wall by swivelling it around or by stacking it up on books but other than that you don't have a great deal of options. Also, the plastic casing is large (see the video) and you need a decent amount of space on a flat surface on which to store it. I don't mind the size, especially as the lamp looks so unique.
I absolutely love this mood lamp and can honestly say it is one of the best things I have purchased this year.
You can choose any colour from the colour wheel on the remote and leave that one colour projecting onto the wall. You can store your three favourite colours. Or, like me, you can set the lamp to rotate through the range of colours. The colour change speed can be set from every 5 seconds (much too fast) to once an hour. You can also change the saturation of the colours and the brightness which means that you have millions of different colour options available.
The lamp is a simple but elegant design which requires practically no putting together. The most you have to do is remove it from the box, attach the power cable and put the batteries (supplied) into the remote. Switch the lamp on at the wall and start to play.
Because the bulb is an LED it should last for many thousands of hours - which is good because once you have one of these lamps you are likely to have it on every single evening, all evening.
The remote control is beautifully designed and it is so nice to see something different to standard rectangular black remotes. The remote fits comfortably into the palm of your hand and you select the colour by placing your finger onto the colour wheel and the lamp instantly changes colour.
It is handy that the remote control works with wireless signals rather than infra red as it means you don't need to be keep standing up and pointing it at the lamp to make changes.
The only negatives (and they are not that major an issue) is that it would be nice to be able to change the angle of the lamp. You can change where it goes on the wall by swivelling it around or by stacking it up on books but other than that you don't have a great deal of options. Also, the plastic casing is large (see the video) and you need a decent amount of space on a flat surface on which to store it. I don't mind the size, especially as the lamp looks so unique.
I absolutely love this mood lamp and can honestly say it is one of the best things I have purchased this year.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
I bought this as a Xmas present for the Mrs as she'd wanted one for ages. Couldn't wait for the 25th so we set it up. I am really impressed with the design quality of it; unlike a lot of lights it actually looks fantastic, and better than in the picture. Certainly something you'd be happy to have in your main room.
The Living Colours Gen2 light is about the size of a goldfish bowl and this model is made of clear plastic (I actually thought it was glass) although you can get one with a darkened outside Philips LivingColors Gen 2 69171/30/PU Colour Changing Mood Lamp with Remote Control, Black. The light needs to be placed near a wall socket for its power cable, this isn't shown in the product picture.
Firstly, and most importantly, the light produced is really quite beautiful and can be changed in multiple ways to suit individual taste. When set to produce a white or yellow light it's probably comparable to an 11W energy saving bulb (50W incandescent). It only uses 15W maximum so it's also energy efficient due to its LED light source.
The light can be controlled by a wireless remote control that is an elegant circular design, with an internal ring showing the full spectrum of colours. Selecting the colour simply involves touching the colour you want on the remote. You can also control the brightness and saturation. If you decrease the saturation it becomes white light and you can read with it (or with the brighter yellows). However it's not meant as a reading light as the beam is angled diagonally upward to hit a wall or corner.
The remote control can also be used to turn the light on or off. Note that the remote is powered by 3 replaceable AAA batteries.
The light can also be programmed to change colour at a reasonable rate or almost imperceptibly. I quite like to set it on the slow change setting.
I have ours set up in the corner of our living room and it's great to turn off other lights when watching DVDs or TV as you don't get any annoying light on the screen but you can still see clearly.
I highly recommend this light if you want to add some mood lighting to your room. Best of all you can buy others and they can all be controlled simultaneously from the one remote. I am seriously considering this.
One final plus point the bulbs are LEDs, I design electronic equipment for a living and we specify our LEDs for 20 years plus. Therefore you should never have to worry about the bulb giving up. Phillips knows their stuff in this regard.
Summary
Beautiful light source
Elegant design
Reasonably bright (much brighter than similar products I've seen)
Energy efficient
Quiet (no humming of any kind)
Immensely controllable via remote
The Living Colours Gen2 light is about the size of a goldfish bowl and this model is made of clear plastic (I actually thought it was glass) although you can get one with a darkened outside Philips LivingColors Gen 2 69171/30/PU Colour Changing Mood Lamp with Remote Control, Black. The light needs to be placed near a wall socket for its power cable, this isn't shown in the product picture.
Firstly, and most importantly, the light produced is really quite beautiful and can be changed in multiple ways to suit individual taste. When set to produce a white or yellow light it's probably comparable to an 11W energy saving bulb (50W incandescent). It only uses 15W maximum so it's also energy efficient due to its LED light source.
The light can be controlled by a wireless remote control that is an elegant circular design, with an internal ring showing the full spectrum of colours. Selecting the colour simply involves touching the colour you want on the remote. You can also control the brightness and saturation. If you decrease the saturation it becomes white light and you can read with it (or with the brighter yellows). However it's not meant as a reading light as the beam is angled diagonally upward to hit a wall or corner.
The remote control can also be used to turn the light on or off. Note that the remote is powered by 3 replaceable AAA batteries.
The light can also be programmed to change colour at a reasonable rate or almost imperceptibly. I quite like to set it on the slow change setting.
I have ours set up in the corner of our living room and it's great to turn off other lights when watching DVDs or TV as you don't get any annoying light on the screen but you can still see clearly.
I highly recommend this light if you want to add some mood lighting to your room. Best of all you can buy others and they can all be controlled simultaneously from the one remote. I am seriously considering this.
One final plus point the bulbs are LEDs, I design electronic equipment for a living and we specify our LEDs for 20 years plus. Therefore you should never have to worry about the bulb giving up. Phillips knows their stuff in this regard.
Summary
Beautiful light source
Elegant design
Reasonably bright (much brighter than similar products I've seen)
Energy efficient
Quiet (no humming of any kind)
Immensely controllable via remote
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
This is a nice item and I am pleased with it. One thing to note: you do need to site this facing towards a white coloured wall (about 50cm distance) to get the full effect. The light output isn't strong enough to put it anywhere in the room and have your room lit up with colour. It has all the colours that we know and you can adjust the intensity and brightness of the colour but don't take too much notice of the 16 million colours claim. My favourite feature is to have it on a slow colour change. It's a shame Philips don't make a stand that you could buy as an add on as this would be useful. It does give a lovely ambience to a darkened room which is why people would want this. I've wanted one of these for a while but (probably like many other people) was not prepared to pay the retail price and was waiting for the price to drop. It would have been overpriced at £129 but definately worth the £65 which it now sells for on Amazon and will make a nice addition to any home.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Ok but not overly excited
Having read the previous reviews I was very much looking forward to receiving this lamp and whilst I suppose it does what it says on the tin, I am not over estatic and feel that it... Read more
Published 1 month ago by London girl
Mood lighting - cool
Does what it says on the tin. Could do with a second one for a big room.
One thing - I cant figure out how to make it cycle all the colours in 60 mins from the manual. Read more
One thing - I cant figure out how to make it cycle all the colours in 60 mins from the manual. Read more
Published 2 months ago by FcekFcek
Good while it lasted
I purchased this item for 65gbp. It was working fine but after 1 month some LEDs burned and the lamp can only display green and blue now. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Taz
Mood lighting
Having enjoyed the Christmas lights giving a warm glow during the winter days, I was looking for some permanent lights to do the same thing. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Peter J
A very nice mood lamp but not at £90+
I purchased one of these before Christmas for about £65 and loved it. So much in fact that I thought I would purchase a second. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Greg Watson
smooth and sexy
Superb lighting and so easy to set up creates a wonderful glow in the winter. Will be purchasing more of these lights for different rooms in my house. Read more
Published 4 months ago by fatblaster
Room for improvement but the best LED light on the market
I've had one of these for a while and decided to purchase another. It's pricey and there is room for improvement hence 4 not 5 stars. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Papillon
life in multicolor :o)
2 mores LivingColors for the price of 1
May be a gadget but it's perfect for changing the mood in the room.
And the new remote controls the previous model !
May be a gadget but it's perfect for changing the mood in the room.
And the new remote controls the previous model !
Published 4 months ago by ML
No replacement bulbs
There are no replacement bulbs and the max life hours of the bulbs mean that if the average usage is medium (2-4 hours per day) the lamp could last as little as three years (in... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Ecosurfer
Amazing
This lamp is amazing! When I was researching it , I was concerned if it would be bright enough. Be assured it definitely is. The other thing is that the size is hard to gauge . Read more
Published 4 months ago by Roger That
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