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I don't think they were hue bulbs. I think they were just regular LED light fixture bulbs.
Oh, gotcha. Yeah I had a free home inspection for heating and cooling efficiency and the guy gave me a bunch of LEDs that he had to give to the old boomers still running incandescent. I don't think any of them lasted longer than a year. I stopped using Hue whites in lieu of Zwave wall switches so I don't have to worry about either anymore thankfully.