MelBrighter, better battery and also controllable on the road via Bluetooth: the second generation of Philips Hue Go has been optimized on the right track. Next week, I will provide a closer comparison with the first generation. Today, you will already get a small unboxing:
One of the exciting questions was: how long will the battery last? Philips Hue provides the appropriate answers inside the box – the approximate battery life is listed for a total of twelve different scenes:
Now one could say: 2.5 hours is not much more than with the first generation. However, the predecessor did last up to 2.5 hours, but certainly not during scenes like “concentrating” or “filling up with energy”. Moreover, you shouldn't forget that the new generation is almost twice as bright.
You need to be patient until you can buy the new gadget yourself. The second generation Philips Hue Go will be released in October for an unchanged price of 79.95 euros.
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