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If you already have a Philips Hue Bridge, the Philips Hue Play makes for a nifty way to add bias lighting to your home theater setup, or (even better) as a responsive bias light for your computer ...

The Hue Play Light Bars come in a pack with two plastic light bars (available in black or white), two vertical stands, two clips for mounting the bars on the back panel of a TV or monitor, ...

The first thought that came to mind after the reveal of the new lighting gizmos by Philips is that nobody, absolutely nobody, will find them necessary. The second thought that came to mind was damn, ...

At the MMORPG offices, I’m known as the RGB guy. I love it. My peripherals are RGB. My PC is filled with RGB. I even have two sets of Nanoleaf lights on the walls of my office making my whole room RGB ...

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The Philips Hue Play Smart Wall Washer is twice as bright as Hue’s current Light Bars. The Philips Hue Play Smart Wall Washer is twice as bright as Hue’s current Light Bars. is a senior reporter who ...

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Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. The Hue Play Light Bars come in a pack with two plastic ...

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