Philips Hue’s new TV camera solves a big problem for TV sync lights
Philips Hue is giving you more ways to sync your lights with what you're watching.
Philips Hue has announced two new products designed to sync lights with TV content: the Hue Play Screen Sync camera and the Hue Play HDMI Sync Box 4K. The Screen Sync camera, priced at $119.99, captures native smart TV apps and broadcast content in real time using a fisheye lens. It then syncs compatible smart lights in the room.
The HDMI Sync Box, which costs $149.99, has a slimmer profile and a single HDMI input. The company has officially released several leaked devices, including smart lights and software updates. The Screen Sync camera is a plug-and-play device that requires only placement above the TV for automatic calibration.
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