Twinkly Line 1.5m LED Strip Light Starter Kit Competition Giveaway

I reviewed the Twinkly Line a bit over a year ago, and my review sample has sat in my cupboard since. It is an excellent product and a viable alternative to the more premium Philips Hue range of products.

However, as I am heavily invested in Philips Hue, I don't have much use for this LED strip, and I am therefore giving it away.

Twinkly is best known for its Christmas tree lights, they have been the only good brand offering smart Christmas tree lights for several years now, but Philips Hue is now competing with the Philips Hue Festavia String Lights.

Twinkly Line and the Twinkly Flex are an attempt to shift into a broader all-year market, but these new products still have the same smart features that make the Christmas tree lights so popular.

It is possible to map the layout of your lights and group multiple products together into one big scene. Then within the Twinkly app, you can create custom light scenes or choose one of the predefined options via the gallery. If you have enough lights and match things properly, you can create complex animations with some of the lights.

These lights can also be linked to Razer Chroma RGB, allowing you to synchronise the lighting with your PC gaming.

The Twinkly Line I am giving away is the starter kit, so it includes the plug socket and 1.5m of LED lights. You can then buy an extension kit for around £27, which will extend the lights a further 1.5m.

The review sample I am giving away is the white starter kit, which currently sells on Amazon for just under £78.

Twinkly Line Giveaway

To be clear, this is a review sample, so it has been used. I still have the box, so it is as new.

To enter, please follow me on Twitter (@mighty_gadget) or Instagram (mighty.gadget) and leave a comment below stating your Twitter/Insta handle and why you would like to win the Twinkly Line. You can follow both social accounts, but you don't have to.

I will announce the winner on the 23^nd of December. I will try and post it out on the same day, but it is unlikely to arrive for Christmas.