The Philips Hue Play HDMI Sync Box lets you sync Hue lights with your TV

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This thread is probably dead, but does anyone know if you can just connect this to the back of a smart TV via HDMI?
Comment from : Jonathan Harris

bAlso for the people complaining about not being able to use it with the streaming apps on the TV, just stop it, name me one person who is interested in Hue Lights behind the TV and does not have an Xbox, PlayStation or a BluRay player with Streaming Apps on them That is how you get it to work with NetFlix, Hulu, Amazon, etc Playing directly from the TV does not work but playing them from your game console, BluRay Player or Roku/FireStickChrome, etc works so just stop complaining/bbrbFirst world problems, I can play this on my Xbox but I don't want to, I WANNA PLAY THIS ONLY STRAIGHT FROM MY TV/b
Comment from : TiVo2Go

How does it switch between the hdmi's? Just turning on a ps4 will switch it over or has to be done in the app or remote?
Comment from : Brian Smith

I would’ve bought it for kicks, but it doesn’t support built in tv apps Netflix is like 90 of my tv usage
Comment from : lockheed08

How much you wanna bet this kills your HDR and Dolby Atmos surround
Comment from : 4ndroid55

I love my hue lights but this is expensive AF, does it include any lights at all? Or just that box? I don't think it's worth it
Comment from : Chud Doctor

Hahahahhahaha
Comment from : tornadocapoeira

Hell yeah 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
Comment from : Lucky

Nice but overpriced
Comment from : Timmy

Does this work on every TV?
Comment from : 23kgoat

I took the plunge and pre-ordered mine I need to try this for myself and see whether it’s worth its outrageous price If not, I’ll just return it 🙃
Comment from : Wagner Sodré

I dont get this whole behind the tv lights bs My home theater room is pitch black with an 82" 4k and its like Im at the theater I would get a headache with all lights flashing different colors
Comment from : Rick Rolled

this is too expensive
Comment from : Henry

Cool product but too much ££££££
Comment from : Johnny Abes

great ……
Comment from : Adonis Top of Men

That looks distracting I would rather have no/low light that is fixed I guess there is a customer for this product but I don't know who they would be
Comment from : Matthew Gaines

Ridiculous gimmick The real purpose of backlighting is to maintain a reasonably consistent pupil dilation across dark and light content I use a 6500K light source behind my tv that is set to match the brightness of a 20 grey field The reason that 6500K (daylight) is critical is so the backlight doesn't skew your perception of the colors on the screen The whole Philips Hue concept just shows a complete lack of understanding of what we're trying to achieve with proper color and brightness calibration
Comment from : Dennis Kindig

Price is outrageous!!! Considering the price you need to pay up for the lights as well!
Comment from : Alex Gobey

Will it work on say Samsung Smart TV if im using Netflix, HBOGo or Vudu via the apps on the smart TV?
Comment from : pujolf

Cool idea but nothing new The price is just stupid
Comment from : Q does Review

But it doesn't support 4k and HDR games and moviesbrbrThe device will pass Dolby Vision/HDR content so you can still watch it, we are just unable to product any light effects from it (today)," oplyser Signify i en mail til Flatpanels
Comment from : john jensen

screen bloom does this with any PC hue bulb already, but props to HUE for adopting this to the multimedia center aspect, if lightpack brand hadn't of fucked up the execution they would've had the market but they didn't none the less glad to see this tech finally being adopted
Comment from : Edgar Garcia