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It's back-to-school time, and there are a ton of deals right now on products for kids and teens alike. If you've been looking for an affordable way to jazz up a teen's bedroom or a college dorm room, this GE Cync Direct Connect smart light bulb deal is for you.

As of August 9, you can get a two-pack of the GE Cync Direct Connect smart light bulb for just $12.99 at Best Buy. That's a 46% (or $11) discount from the list price of $23.99.

These are a lot more affordable than the Philips Hue bulbs, and you're getting all the features you would want from a smart bulb, especially at this price. The biggest advantage these bulbs have is that they don't need a hub. So when you invest the $13, that's all you need to get started with some cool lighting for your dorm room.

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You can also set schedules, cook up scenes, control your lighting remotely (even from outside your home,) and get Alexa and Hey Google support. These are the full-color version, which means you can make an RGB theme to go along with your gaming PC too, if you want.

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