“What's the difference between this bulb and the same priced one that mentions white + multicolor ? Does this one exclude white?”

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• They are the same. The reason Philips describes the bulbs as white + multicolor is because when they display white, you have the option to display a broad range of temperature colors. Some advertisements just call them multicolor. They do have a white only bulb also.

  Answered by ScottT 9 years ago

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• I have this one. It offers multiple colors at an impressive range. It can actually be more "white" than the non-color bulbs. Hope that helps.

  Answered by ChefDuck 9 years ago

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• Yes, this is also white and other colors

  Answered by Shopright 9 years ago

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• It definitely includes White as well as any other color in the spectrum.

  Answered by Troy 9 years ago

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• As far as I know, every Hue bulb can produce white light.

  Answered by JohnRockets 9 years ago

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