Philips LivingColors Generation 2 Translucent Changing LED Lamp with Remote

The Philips LivingColors Generation 2 LED Lamp is a revolution in decorative lighting. Featuring a spectrum of over 16 million colors to choose from, the lamp places you in direct control of your room's ambiance. Simply select a color on the remote, and the lamp will instantly bathe your room in light that reflects your personal style. Powered by seven vibrant LEDs, LivingColors places an entire rainbow of color options at your fingertips.

A Full Spectrum of Colors and Moods
LivingColors gives you an extensive palette of colors to express yourself. The lamp covers the full spectrum of visible light, from red, to violet, to everything in between. Cover your bedroom in warm yellow light to create a cozy reading environment or invigorate your living room with a bright green glow to create a lively party atmosphere. With 16 million different shades to select from, you'll be sure to find a color that matches your mood.

If you're feeling whimsical, the lamp also gives you a second, more-dynamic option: automatic mode. In this mode, LivingColors will cycle through all of its possible colors, creating an ever-shifting pattern of colors on your wall or ceiling. Using the remote, you can manually adjust how quickly the colors cycle.

Remote Control for Instant Color Selection
Using the included touch-sensitive remote control, you can instantly change the color. Simply tap a color on the remote's color wheel, and LivingColors will produce your selected color instantly.

The remote also allows you to adjust the brightness and saturation of your light. Saturate your light fully to produce a bold color, or thin it out for a more subtle effect. And because the remote uses radio frequency, it doesn't require a direct line-of-sight to work; you can control your lamp from anywhere in your room.

High-Output LEDs Fill Your Room with Color
The LivingColors lamp produces its light using seven light-emitting diodes (LEDs). These LEDs are powerful enough to bathe your wall or ceiling in color, and they produce 50 percent more light than the LEDs in the LivingColors Generation 1 model.

Elegant, Stylish Design
LivingColors doesn't just produce beautiful light; it's an attractive piece of furniture in its own right. The lamp features a translucent, bubble-like design that allows you to see into its metal interior. When illuminated, the lamp looks even more stylish. With its sleek modern aesthetic and a range of lighting options, this lamp is enough to completely transform a room.

The LivingColors LED Lamp is backed by a two-year warranty.

What's in the Box
LivingColors lamp, remote control, and AAA batteries.


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