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Everything You Need to Know About the New Philips Hue TV Lightstrips More Affordable, More Flexible, and Even Brighter?

More Affordable, More Flexible, and Even Brighter?

Philips Hue has unveiled new lightstrips for TVs. While the Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip has been available in its current form since 2020, there are now two successors. The “standard” Play Gradient Lightstrip is based on the Hue Flux Lightstrip, while the Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro is a modified version of the Hue OmniGlow Lightstrip.

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Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro: OmniGlow technology and up to 100 inches Details on the new TV strip lights

Details on the new TV strip lights

Philips Hue already revealed the name a few weeks ago, and now there are many more details about the Philips Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro. The specifications have appeared in the support section of the Philips Hue website and provide us with numerous insights even before the official launch. First off, the most exciting news: The Hue Play Gradient Lightstrip Pro actually uses OmniGlow technology, which we’re already familiar with from the Hue OmniGlow lightstrip.

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Philips Hue Is Working on the Play Gradient Strip Light Pro An Improved Lightstrip for the TV

An Improved Lightstrip for the TV

Philips Hue has already inadvertently announced that it will be breaking new ground when it comes to the TV viewing experience. In addition to the Hue Play HDMI Sync Box and the Hue Sync app for supported Samsung and LG TVs, the Hue Play Screen Sync TV camera is also expected to launch soon.

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