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Philips Hue Adds Play Table Lamp, Floor Lamp, and New Candle Bulbs

Signify today announced two new Philips Hue devices to expand its Hue Entertainment lineup, debuting the Philips Hue Play Table Lamp and the Philips Hue Play Floor Lamp Large. There are also new candle bulbs.


The two lamps are similar to the existing Signe Hue table and floor lamps, featuring a tall, linear design that casts light on a wall or surface behind the light. The lamps offer color-changing lighting effects that synchronize with games, TV shows, movies, and music when used with the Hue Play HDMI Sync Box or the Hue Sync TV and desktop apps.

Signify says that the lamps are designed for flexible placement, and a video featuring the table lamp shows it placed next to a TV set to project on the wall behind it. The table lamp is 23.6 inches, while the floor lamp is 53 inches tall. Both support Chromasync for precise color matching.

The new lamps have a more affordable price than the previous gradient floor and table lamps. The Hue Play Table Lamp is priced at $80, and the Hue Play Floor Lamp is priced at $150.


The new Hue Candle bulbs have Matter over Thread integration and full-spectrum daylight technology. The temperature range up to 20,000K supports colors that mimic natural daylight throughout the day, and they support millions of Hue colors for use in lighting scenes. The bulbs are also 40 percent more energy efficient than the prior version, and they dim to 0.2 percent. Bulbs are priced at $110 for two.

All of the new products are available now from the Philips Hue website.

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orbital~debris Avatar
10 hours ago at 12:44 pm

I honestly have no idea how Hue is still a viable business line. Who in their right mind is buying this overpriced stuff?
I am 🙂

First bought a Philips Hue lightbulb around 8 years ago; found it 'did exactly what it says on the tin'. I've purchased additional lightbulbs, power sockets, light strips and switches since then, and all have just worked. I'm not sure they are overpriced, given how flawless their performance is and the premium quality.

Excellent products for  Home.
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sw1tcher Avatar
10 hours ago at 12:36 pm

$55 for a bulb. Ouch!
Ouch is right. Hue could've known they'd be so darn expensive...
Score: 6 Votes (Like | Disagree)
10 hours ago at 12:02 pm
$55 for a bulb. Ouch!
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Arislan Avatar
10 hours ago at 12:26 pm

$55 for a bulb. Ouch!
I honestly have no idea how Hue is still a viable business line. Who in their right mind is buying this overpriced stuff?
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
attila Avatar
10 hours ago at 12:48 pm
I never understood syncing the lights to the TV. It looks very distracting.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
eclipse01 Avatar
10 hours ago at 12:17 pm

$55 for a bulb. Ouch!
you new to Hue products?
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)