FabianIf you are planning to buy a Philips Hue ceiling light for the bathroom in the coming weeks or months, I can only give you one piece of advice: Go for the new lamps. You’ll pay a few euros more, but you’ll also get a lot more light. Today I would like to give you a small overview.
For a better comparison between the two “older” models Struana and Adore and the two new ceiling lamps Devere and Xamento, I list the following three values: Price, lumens at 2,700 Kelvin (standard white) and lumens at 4,000 Kelvin (maximum brightness). Directly to this, there is also the diameter as well as the maximum wattage and a matching product picture.
Philips Hue Struana White Ambiance
- 169,99 Euro
- 36 centimetres
- 2,550 lumens
- 22 Watt
Philips Hue Adore White Ambiance
- 199,99 Euro
- 40.7 centimetres
- 2,400 lumens
- 27 Watt
Philips Hue Devere M White Ambiance
- 169,99 Euro
- 38.1 centimetres
- 1,900 / 2,450 lumens
- 19,2 Watt
Philips Hue Devere L White Ambiance
- 229,99 Euro
- 42.5 centimetres
- 3,300 / 4,300 lumens
- 33,5 Watt
Philips Hue Xamento M White and Color Ambiance
- 199,99 Euro
- 38.1 centimetres
- 2,100 / 2,350 lumens
- 33,5 Watt
Philips Hue Xamento L White and Color Ambiance
- 259,99 Euro
- 42.5 centimetres
- 3,450 / 3,700 lumens
- 52,5 Watt
Unfortunately, there are no current data sheets for the old models Struana and Adore with detailed information on brightness. I assume that these values refer to 4,000 Kelvin, which was the standard for Philips Hue until the previous autumn.
So one thing is clear: the new Xamento and Devere models are significantly brighter, especially the two larger ceiling lights. And since you can still dim down, they are also my current recommendations.
Mel