Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip (65-inch)
Hue’s TV strip: the most accurate sync when paired with a Hue HDMI sync box.
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The Hue Play gradient lightstrip is the most accurate option when paired with a Hue HDMI sync box, and it brings the rest of your Hue lights into the show. It’s also by far the most expensive, so it mainly makes sense in a home already built on Hue.
The Hue Play gradient lightstrip is the most accurate option when paired with a Hue HDMI sync box, and it brings the rest of your Hue lights into the show. It’s also by far the most expensive, so it mainly makes sense in a home already built on Hue.
What we like
- With an HDMI sync box it reads the signal itself: more accurate and faster than a camera (9to5Google)
- Syncs with your other Hue lights too
- Sync Box 8K passes through 4K at 120 Hz for consoles
Watch out for
- Needs a Hue Bridge plus a sync box, camera or TV app
- By far the most expensive setup
- The HDMI box only syncs devices plugged into it
Skip it if you don’t already use Philips Hue. Govee’s kits do most of this for a fraction of the cost.
See alternativesSpecifications
- Made by
- Philips Hue
- TV sizes
- 65–70 in (other sizes sold separately)
- Requires
- Hue Bridge and a sync device
- Sync options
- HDMI Sync Box 4K or 8K, Play Screen Sync camera, Hue Sync TV app
- Includes
- Power supply and mounting clips
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