LightStrips full color spectrum, but no high luminosity

I have now Hue Bridge, 3x Hue Lights E27 and 3x Hue LightStrips, about this expansion are half a year. There to Hue Lights here at Amazon already some reviews describing the whole good. A major drawback to the E27 bulbs is not completely covered color spectrum. Carolina Blue / Cyan can not represent themselves. In order to respond directly to this: the LightStrips do not have these problems, here throughout all RGB colors are possible. In return, the color temperature of white light can not be so "hot" Set as with E27 bulbs. For this reason and due to the weak luminosity the LightStrips are less suitable as the main lighting. But for that they are not thought of, but as accent lighting (see. The various promo videos) eg for furniture.

But on an application I want to go again particularly. The Ambilight + Hue lighting. Here, the existing Philips Ambilight TVs will be expanded to Hue bulbs (in my case 47PFL7008). In the model series by 2013. with an extra app, from 2014 the function is integrated directly into the TV. For this purpose, the LightStrips are significantly better because of the full color spectrum. I have attached my under the couch and on the floor-standing speakers next to the TV. Meanwhile, the whole works also stable. A great experience!
A few more facts: The LightStrips are only intended for indoor use are supplied with double-sided adhesive tape and they can be arbitrarily cut (which would be a shame for the high price tag).

Summary:

Pro:
- Full color spectrum
- Easy to use
- Very good complement to Hue + Ambilight (better than E27 Leuchmittel)

Cons:
- Relatively weak luminosity

Overall: 4 stars (. A star degraded due to the constant high price Noname products with similar functions cost less than half)

PS: Who the default Hue app does not suit you, Goldie for Hue or the Ultimate Harmony can even watch.