It’s been five years since Philips Hue unveiled its TV-and-light-syncing HDMI box, and now Hue is back with a beefier version that supports the 8K video churned out by the latest gaming consoles.

IFA is happening now, and top tech brands are showing off their latest and greatest devices. While we’ve seen much-anticipated devices like the HONOR Magic V3, we’re also seeing smaller products.

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. The second generation of the smart lighting entertainment system has finally launched, adding support for HDMI ...

One of the best ways to sync your smart lights with the images on your TV is with Philips Hue’s light-syncing but loftily priced HDMI box. Looking spend less? Look no further than Philips Hue’s ...

The Philips Hue Sync Box is a fun way to extend what’s on your TV to the lights in your room, but the original box has lagged behind on features for a while now. Today, Philips has announced a new Hue ...

Smart home purveyor Signify has finally launched its new Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box 8K, alongside the new Ensis pendant light and several new software enhancements. The long-awaited update to the ...

Signify’s Philips Hue bulbs are still going strong as an ecosystem despite the rest of the smart home industry feeling a little dormant overall. At IFA in Berlin, which we’ve been steadily covering ...

Philips' new TV light sync box uses WiZ rather than Hue Includes 4K 120Hz passthrough, so you don't lose use of a key TV port £129 to £149 including lightstrip; US launch TBC Signify has launched a ...

Philips Hue parent company Signify today announced two new products for Hue lighting setups, a new HDMI Sync Box and a new pendant light, as well as new software-based features. The Philips Hue Play ...