Syncing Hue lights to your TV now starts at $120; Nanoleaf integration too
Syncing your Philips Hue lights to your TV display used to be a rather expensive undertaking, at $385 for the company’s Sync Box 8K. A couple of new products now bring that cost down to as little as $120. Additionally, you can now integrate Nanoleaf wall panels into your Philips Hue ecosystem thanks to a new $40 Wall Light Module … more…
Syncing Philips Hue lights to your TV display has become more affordable, with costs dropping to as low as $120. The Sync Box 8K, which once cost $385, has been replaced by two more budget-friendly options. This real-time color matching offers an immersive experience for movies and games. The 4K model, with a maximum supported resolution of 4K at 60Hz, achieves this at a reduced price by utilizing a single HDMI feed instead of four.
Additionally, Philips and Nanoleaf have collaborated to bring Nanoleaf wall panels into the Philips Hue ecosystem. The new $40 Wall Light Module converts Nanoleaf products into Philips Hue devices. This integration adds Hue compatibility to third-party apps, enhancing functionality with animated scenes and music syncing.
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