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Philips Hue
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https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us...l-products
https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us...dge/330182
https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us...l-products
https://www.philips-hue.com/en-us...dge/330182
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Philips Hue's 8K sync box and Bridge are aimed at home theater lighting, with smooth dimming, reliable connection, and a noticeable boost to viewing ambience. The setup fits neatly into an existing Hue system, and Zigbee keeps smart home traffic off Wi Fi. The main hesitation is price, especially versus the $3 per month Hue sync TV app, white bias lighting, or cheaper alternatives like Govee and HyperHDR. The app may be limited by TV support and newer LG models. A strong fit if you already live in the Hue ecosystem.
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I ended up subscribing to their Hue sync TV app. [philips-hue.com] It works just like the sync box. Based on what I've read from users who have tried both products, the sync box may have slightly better latency but the difference is not really all that noticeable. It's only $3 a month but works on multiple TV's (As long as the TV supports it, not all TV's do)
That's the way I'd recommend people go if they are interested in this kind of thing.
I ended up subscribing to their Hue sync TV app. [philips-hue.com] It works just like the sync box. Based on what I've read from users of both products the sync box may have slightly better latency but the difference is not really all that noticeable. It's only $3 a month but works on multiple TV's (As long as the TV supports it, not all TV's do)
That's the way I'd recommend people go if they are interested in this kind of thing.
So far I like it. It's not a huge difference or anything but it definitely helps keep your eyes adjusted to some light so you're not blinded when switching to a bright scene from a very dark one.
Medialight is what I got. It's pretty cheap and has works great.
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