I chose pink as the color for my light strip. So why is there a white LED followed by every pink LED? Is there a way to make them all pink? null

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DavidA · Accepted Answer

The strips create millions of colors for ambient light. That requires the effects to come from using different shades across a few leds on the strip. You can try a different shade or add a light diffuser to make the different leds blend better.

Answered by DavidA 8 years ago

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Keybeeetsss · Answer

You must be looking RIGHT @it. Most all the colors have a 2nd color in it, but I've never SEEN it until I walk right up to it & stare into the strip. It too depends on if it's dimmed, or you have it fully bright. I have 12 strips, & actually pink is the color my house turns when my wife calls or texts me. I, nor anyone else have ever noticed the 2nd color...

Answered by Keybeeetsss 8 years ago

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Sparkie · Answer

This screenshot shows as close as you can get to pink with smallest amount of white. You can dial it in from there...

digga · Answer

Yes in the Phillips hue app you can scroll your finger today exact color that you want and make several shades of pink

Bill · Answer

Adjusting the saturation level to the maximum seemed to turn the white off on mine. 
I use an app called Hue lights to adjust saturation. I attached that screen shot
I hope this helps.

“I chose pink as the color for my light strip. So why is there a white LED followed by every pink LED? Is there a way to make them all pink?”

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