Long-time readers of GNC will know that I'm a bit of an Anglepoise fan (I did a photo review of the Type 75 Mini back in 2014). The designs are clever mixes of detailed engineering and superb convenience. And while the balance mechanisms might take the glory, the convenience of a power switch on the back of the lamp head
There's a raft of new products and updates coming to Philips Hue with a big announcement from Signify today and confirming the rumoured LED filament lamps. Smart plugs are coming to Hue for the first time too, which have been badly needed and potentially move Hue out of smart lighting and into the wider smart home. The LED filament bulbs
The Philips Hue range has been extended into the garden at this year's CES with new outdoor luminaires and, more importantly, there's now a Hue Outdoor motion sensor. With a premium on indoor space, outdoor spaces are now an affordable extension of your home. Hue's outdoor lighting range gives you more choice than ever before to brighten up gardens with
Anglepoise lamps are classic, timeless designs, with a pedigree going back to the 1930's. As any company with history, Anglepoise improves and updates the lamps, remaining faithful to its heritage. Last year, Anglepoise brought out a giant version of the Type 75, standing over 2 m tall. This year, Anglepoise have gone the other way with a small edition of
Finally, In summer 2018, Philips Lighting will take the Hue experience outside the home with the debut of an outdoor line. This new line of products will let consumers get more out of their exterior lighting by allowing them to personalise their ambience for any moment outside, whether simply relaxing with family or entertaining friends. It will also increase their peace of mind when arriving home or while away.
I never thought I would see the day I'd find myself excited by lightbulbs. The LED lighting revolution has come of age. After recently replacing every remaining incandescent bulb in my house with LED bulbs that perfectly mimic their respective incandescent counterparts, I decided it was time to get rid of a potentially dangerous halogen-powered torchiere floor lamp, and replace it