- #PHILIPS HUE GO LED LEUCHTE FULL#
- #PHILIPS HUE GO LED LEUCHTE PORTABLE#
- #PHILIPS HUE GO LED LEUCHTE BLUETOOTH#
The outer shell of the Philips Hue Go is comprised entirely of frosted white plastic that allows light to shine through. Non-replaceable rechargeable Li-ion battery.Should you consider adding the Philips Hue Go to your lighting repertoire? Have a look at our video walkthrough for my hands-on impressions and overview.
#PHILIPS HUE GO LED LEUCHTE FULL#
The Bridge isn’t a requirement to use the Go, but it does allow you to tap into the full potential of the product. The unit can be stay on for 3 hours thanks to its built-in rechargeable battery, but can also be powered via a wall outlet.Īlthough the Hue Go comes bundled with 7 lighting presets, it really shines when combined with the Philips Hue Bridge.
#PHILIPS HUE GO LED LEUCHTE PORTABLE#
The Go is an ~$80 portable light, the size of a small cantaloupe that’s been sliced in half. The Philips Hue Go seemed particularly intriguing thanks to its battery-powered portability.
#PHILIPS HUE GO LED LEUCHTE BLUETOOTH#
Its very modern and all-plastic industrial design won’t float everyone’s boat-I can’t say I’m a fan-but the option to control it via Bluetooth means you don’t need to also buy a Hue Bridge if you don’t already have one.After going hands-on with the Philips Hue Lightstrip Plus, I was eager to try out other products in the Hue lineup. The Hue Go is versatile and portable, it produces very high-quality light in every hue of the rainbow, and it’s part of the largest ecosystem of smart lighting devices on the market. If you decide to place it in your bedroom (or anywhere else), so you can control it with other Philips Hue smart bulbs or luminaires in the same vicinity, that’s easy enough to do. I decided to create a room called Mobile and assigned it there. You’ll need to add the Hue Go to a virtual room before you can control it via either app, a step that seems counterintuitive for a device that might be used all over-and even away from-your home. The zero in this rating typically means the manufacturer hasn’t tested the device for protection from water, but Signify’s website says the Hue Go has “no protection against water.” Michael Brown / IDG Its manufacturer, Signify, gives it an IP20 rating, with the numeral two meaning that it’s protected from big particulate matter (larger than 12.5mm, or about half an inch). When you take the Hue Go outside, you should remember that the device is not only not waterproof, but that it’s not protected from water at all. Repeatedly pushing the power button on the back of the Hue Go, however, will cycle it through a variety of colors and color temperatures (holding the button down will turn it off). Each scenario requires a different app, and if you start with Bluetooth control, you must transfer a Hue device to the Bridge to use Wi-Fi.
Bluetooth would offer the control advantage when you’re out of range of your home Wi-Fi network, except there’s no easy way to toggle back and forth between Bluetooth and the Bridge (Wi-Fi). The Hue Go’s battery power option means you can take it outside or even on an overnight camping trip. The Philips Hue Go can operate tilted on its side, as in this shot… That proximity requirement might not seem like a big limitation for the Hue Go since you’re essentially controlling a lamp, but having the Bridge in the mix also gives you the option of controlling your Hue lights when you’re away from home. Bluetooth also provides much less range than Wi-Fi in fact, you’ll probably need to be in the same room. Bluetooth or the Bridge?Ĭontrolling the Hue Go via Bluetooth will save you from buying the $60 Hue Bridge, but you’ll be limited to controlling about 10 Bluetooth-compatible Hue bulbs, versus up to 50 if you use the Bridge. A slider at the top of each of the app’s three lighting control panels (color, color temperature, and scenes) lets you brighten or dim the light, and there’s a button for turning the Hue Go on and off there as well. You can also create custom lighting scenes or choose from a variety of pre-programmed ones, such as “Arctic aurora” (a cool blue shade), “Tropical twilight” (a warm orange glow), and “Energize” (a bright cool white). The Philips Hue Go can produce all the colors of the rainbow as well as warm to cool shades of white light.
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