TechQuiet 72d · day 72
Philips Hue slashes TV sync pricing with $120 camera option and $150 4K box
New affordable alternatives to the $385 Sync Box 8K bring entertainment lighting within reach; Nanoleaf integration also added.
What to know
- Philips Hue cut TV sync entry price from $385 to $120–$150 with two new products: a camera-based Play Screen Sync ($120) and Sync Box 4K with HDMI ($150).
- Camera systems offer simpler setup but less accuracy; HDMI models are more precise but limited to one input on the 4K version and cannot sync built-in TV apps.
- Nanoleaf wall panels can now integrate into the Hue ecosystem via a $40 Wall Light Module, expanding third-party compatibility.
“The sync systems connect to Philips Hue's color-changing lighting to make your lights move along with the content on your TV, whether that's games, movies, or cable news.”
The Verge, Reporter · The Verge
Philips Hue / Signify Smart lighting manufacturerGeorge Yianni Head of technology, Philips HueNanoleaf Smart lighting competitor
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