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Philips Hue Bridge - Unlock the Full Potential of Hue - Multi-Room and Out-of-Home Control - Create Automations and Zones - Secure, Stable Connection Won't Strain Your Wi-Fi - Works with Voice, Matter

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Style: Bridge Only


Features

  • WHATS IN THE BOX - Includes one Hue Bridge that unlocks the full potential of your Philips Hue system, including automations, smart control from anywhere in the world, and so much more.
  • SECURE AND STABLE CONNECTION - With Zigbee advanced technology, Bridge ensures a reliable connection that won't put a strain on your Wi-Fi. Your Hue lights will work even when your Wi-Fi is down. Enjoy an instant response with no delays.
  • CONTROL LIGHTS FROM ANYWHERE - Bridge enables out-of-home control. Control your lights with the Hue app anywhere you have an internet or cellular connection. Forgot to turn off your lights? Turn them off with the app, from anywhere in the world.
  • ENJOY SMART LIGHTING FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME, INDOORS AND OUT - With a Bridge you can add up to 50 lights and accessories to your smart lighting system. A Hue Bridge is required to control Hue outdoor lights and accessories.
  • LEVEL UP YOUR MOVIES, MUSIC, AND GAMES WITH SURROUND LIGHTING - Make your lights dance, flash, dim and brighten along to your favorite movies, TV shows, PC and music. Hue entertainment sync requires a Hue HDMI Sync Box, sold separately.
  • GET FULL SMART HOME CONTROL WITH MATTER - The Bridge allows you to connect your lights and accessories to other smart home devices with Matter.
  • FUTURE-PROOF AND ALWAYS UP TO DATE - The Bridge receives automatic updates so your system is always ready for the future.

Description

Personal wireless lighting. Get started with Philips Hue and control your lights from your smart phone or tablet, or even with your voice. The Philips Hue Hub is the heart of the system. It unlocks endless possibilities through the Philips Hue app. Add up to 50 Hue lights.

Brand: Philips Hue


Light Type: LED


Special Feature: Unlocks all Philips Hue Control Features


Wattage: 6 watts


Bulb Shape Size: A19


Brand: ‎Philips Hue


Light Type: ‎LED


Special Feature: ‎Unlocks all Philips Hue Control Features


Wattage: ‎6 watts


Bulb Shape Size: ‎A19


Bulb Base: ‎E26


Incandescent Equivalent Wattage: ‎4E+1 Watts


Specific Uses For Product: ‎Indoor


Light Color: ‎white


Voltage: ‎240 Volts


Unit Count: ‎1.0 Count


Color Temperature: ‎6500 Kelvin


Number of Items: ‎1


Brightness: ‎510 lumen


Shape: ‎Tubular(T)


Material: ‎Plastic


Model Name: ‎Hub


Connectivity Technology: ‎ZigBee, Wi-Fi


Indoor/Outdoor Usage: ‎Indoor


Theme: ‎smart home


Included Components: ‎1 Philips Hue bridge, 1 power adapter, 1 LAN cable


Power Source: ‎Corded Electric


Connectivity Protocol: ‎ethernet, Wi-Fi, Zigbee


Frequency: ‎2483.5 MHz


Power Consumption: ‎6 Watts


Sensor Technology: ‎Zigbee


Item Package Quantity: ‎1


Light Source Type: ‎LED


Specification Met: ‎Zigbee


Item Weight: ‎0.1 Pounds


Light Source Wattage: ‎0.1 Watts


Product Dimensions: ‎3.5"W x 3.5"H


Accepted voltage frequency: ‎100 to 240 Volts and 50 Hertz to 60 Hertz


Control Method: ‎Voice


Average Life: ‎2 Years


Efficiency: ‎High


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎78


Manufacturer: ‎Philips Hue


UPC: ‎046677458478


Part Number: ‎458471


Item Weight: ‎1.6 ounces


Country of Origin: ‎China


Item model number: ‎458471


Batteries: ‎4 AA batteries required.


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Size: ‎1 Count (Pack of 1)


Color: ‎White Ambiance


Style: ‎Bridge Only


Pattern: ‎Hue Bridge


Number Of Pieces: ‎1


Special Features: ‎Unlocks all Philips Hue Control Features


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Battery Cell Type: ‎Alkaline


Warranty Description: ‎2 year warranty.


Date First Available: December 22, 2015


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    • A fun product - but is it worth the crazy cost for a whole system?
I struggled with what to include in this review as the product itself is pretty straightforward and really has no meaningful functionality to "review," per se: it either works or it doesn't. In my case, the hub worked just fine, setup was easy enough, and I haven't had any actual trouble with the hub. Since most people looking at the hub are likely considering diving into the Hue system as a whole, my review, instead, will focus on my experience with a relatively built-out Hue system after a few weeks. My current setup includes two BR-30 multicolor lights in my theater room, three of the same in my kitchen, a LightStrip with multiple extenders in the bedroom, and two A7 lightbulbs for our nightstand lamps in the bedroom. The only "smart" home product that I've owned prior to the Hue lights was two Nest thermostats and a Ring doorbell, so my experience with this category of technology is fairly limited. Overall, this lights are just fun. Adding lights to the system was straightforward, the automatic detection worked well, and it was easy to get individual lights assigned to rooms and scenes set up. The Hue app itself is fairly easy to use, though some of the UI decisions in the most recent version of the app are a little annoying (for example, having different "tabs" for individual lights and scenes). I've had some hiccups with getting individual lights to "group" together for color changes when setting up scenes, though this has been relatively rare. Setting up scenes was straightforward, though I'll admit I almost immediately deleted most of the included presets since I thought they were a bit strange. But setting up individual scenes with custom colors and brightness was a breeze. Getting used to using an app - rather than light switches - has been a bit of a challenge. This isn't a fault of the Hue system itself but is something relevant, I think, to the experience of switching to a smart lighting system. A few weeks in, I still accidentally use my light switches at times. I'm looking forward to getting some of the Hue motion sensors to see if this can make the system truly automated; I love the idea of lights turning on and off automatically based on need, and I imagine that this will improve my experience with the system immensely. For now, though, there's definitely a bit of a learning curve to getting used to using an app (and carrying a phone around) to turn your lights on rather than the much more convenient light switch. The main problem I've had thus far is having individual lights being "unreachable" for, sometimes, long periods of time. Interestingly, the lights still respond to scene changes even when they're listed as "unreachable," but I can't control "unreachable" lights individually. I haven't quite figured out what the issue with this is, and I've verified that all of the firmware for the lights and the iOS app are up-to-date. This seems to mostly happen with the bedroom lights, which are located upstairs while the hub is downstairs, and I wonder if this is part of the problem. Perhaps it'll be less of an issue as I continue to expand the system and have a stronger mesh network throughout the house. But I will say that this has been quite an annoyance that I haven't been able to sort out completely. Not enough to say that I won't continue to buy Hue lights, but certainly something to be aware of if this might be enough to cause you to think twice. Because of this issue, HomeKit integration has been spotty for me. While the Hue app will allow me to change the lights via scenes even when they're "unreachable," this isn't the case in HomeKit. As a result, I rarely use HomeKit, and frankly I just find the Hue app easier to use. Since I don't have a ton of smart products, I don't necessarily need the deep integration and automation that can be achieved with the HomeKit system. The brightness and color setting are very granular, and you can create just about any lighting situation you can imagine. You're really only limited to your creativity. For day-to-day use, most of these features are a bit unnecessary, though even at times it can be fun to use some of the different colors. The adjustable brightness and color warmth are incredibly useful on a regular basis. But I can imagine this being a very nice touch for parties or big get togethers. Overall, do I think the Hue system is work the admittedly high cost? After about $600 to be able to light three rooms, I have to say I don't think so. It's a very fun toy, and I'll continue to expand the system, but I don't see this as a huge game-changer. Maybe it's because I'm not using the system to its fullest extent (e.g., integration with a smart thermostat), but I see this as a very expensive amusement and nothing else. Hopefully the lights will last quite a while: at $30-40 for each replacement, this can very quickly become an expensive system. But for those looking for the ability to fine tune your home lighting setup and are willing to pay the high price, I would definitely recommend it, although perhaps try setting it up in just a room or two to see how it goes before you spend a ton of money for whole-house lighting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2018 by Nick Naylor
    • Great product
As a customer, I am thoroughly impressed with the Philips Hue Bridge Smart Lighting Hub. I have been using it for a few months now, and it has completely transformed the way I control my lights at home. The setup was a breeze, and it only took me a few minutes to get it up and running. One of the things I love about the Philips Hue Bridge is its compatibility with other smart home devices, such as my Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant. I can now control my lights using just my voice, which is incredibly convenient. The routines and scenes feature has also been a game-changer for me, as I can set my lights to turn on and off automatically at specific times, making my life a lot easier. The app is very user-friendly and provides an intuitive interface for controlling my lights. I can easily customize my lighting settings to suit my preferences, and it's great to be able to control all of my Philips Hue lights from one central location. In terms of performance, the Philips Hue Bridge has exceeded my expectations. The lights respond quickly to commands, and I have never experienced any lag or delays. The ability to control up to 50 lights is also a big plus, as it allows me to create a fully integrated smart lighting system in my home. Overall, I am extremely satisfied with my purchase of the Philips Hue Bridge. It has made controlling my lights so much easier and more convenient, and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a smart lighting solution. The Philips Hue Bridge is definitely worth the investment, and I am confident that it will continue to serve me well for years to come. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2023 by RT
    • Awesome first smart lighting system kit! Hue app sucks though.
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I had to buy this separately because my roommate had one and I only supplemented hers with my own bulbs until I moved into my own place. Based on the reviews I’ve read, it seems it either works or just doesn’t work. Glad to say it worked for me. Set up was easy and everything worked really well. I use it with Apple HomeKit. Pairing was a little rough - trying to find numbers on all the bulbs but it was more tedious than hard. In terms of how I structured everything - I didn’t care much about colored lights so I only got plain yellow/white lights that dim. After connecting it to my phone, everything was a breeze. You can set when you want lights to turn on, at sunset or sunrise, at a certain time of day, when someone is ‘close’ to home. I can ask Siri to turn on certain lights for me. And since I joined the Hub family a few years back, I’ve never had to deal with navigating to my bed from the door without being able to see anything (legit my biggest qualm at the time). The actual Hue app is pretty bad (especially as a UX designer). But if you can get it connected with Apple’s HomeKit once, you only have to interact with it through the Home app or through Siri commands (through phone or watch!). Occasionally, I will find it slightly annoying that I get into a room and try to switch on the light with the light switch only to realize I have to take out my phone and do it or not (because my phone is charging or something). But being able to have all this other smart-ness that comes with it and being able to just ask my lights to dim to 25% and for them to do it is certainly an okay trade off for me. The whole system itself is definitely kind of expensive with the Hub and the lights. But it’s the predominant smart lighting system so if you’re trying to get into it to start with, it’s not a bad place. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2019 by LQ LQ

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