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Philips Hue Just Made Smart Lights Cheaper | Tech News

Philips Hue Just Made Smart Lights Cheaper | Tech News

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Philips Hue just dropped two game-changing, budget-friendly ways to sync your smart lights with what’s on TV — and they’re both under $150. The new Sync Box 4K ($150) grabs visuals via HDMI for precise lighting reactions, while the camera-based Play Screen Sync ($119) works with any screen without cables. The HDMI box is more accurate but limited to one input and can’t handle TV-native apps, while the camera version is universal and smarter — auto-detecting your TV, room light, and screen corners for plug-and-play setup. Plus, all three options now work directly with a single Play strip, skipping the bridge entirely — making it easier and cheaper to start. Expand later if you want, but right now? You’re getting Hollywood-level ambiance without the Hollywood price tag.

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